#blunck

[daily-ninjago-tcg]

Card of the Day: Argument

German name: Streit

Featured characters: Raggmunk, Blunck

Series 3

Number: 157

Type: action card

English description: If there are at least two opposing villains in the arena, turn one of them by 180°. Pull a card.

German description: Befinden sich mindestens zwei gegnerische Schurken in der Arena, drehe einen davon um 180°. Ziehe eine Karte.

[ochiody]

[iloveacronix]

Sometimes I forget that the vermillion warriors are all siblings and that they're descendants of the Great Devourer, you'd be expecting them to be smart and tough��� Nyway I love the vermillion generals(especially Machia) they're so stupid.

Well damn tumblr must hate me bc why is the quality so bad.

Alsooooo Cyrus and Machia(MY BBGS OUGHH POOKIEEES I LOVE YOU I FORGIVE YOU LOVE ME BACK- LOVE ME LOVE ME SAY THAT YOU LOVE ME) bc why not I love both characters plus this is some shitpost of my Machia redemption au💪😈

WHERE THE HELL IS THE DIFFERENCE MACHIA IS LITERALLY SERGEANT CALHOUN🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[al-luviec]

compiled whatever this is (and I run out of tag space)

meh HoT gifs (3/?)

[granstromjulius]

Ditlev Blunck

[kyokittymeow]

Hear me out...what if the vermillions are like his children? And they call him dad?? Because that's so cute??? And Machia is definitly the favourite child, okay?????

I mean come onnnnn, i bet he felt like a proud dad, when the first snakes were hatching.

"Look at them!! They are my babiess!! :D"

[weirdlookindog]

Ditlev Blunck - Nightmare, 1846

[justineportraits]

Ditlev Blunck Nightmare 1846

[galleryofart]

Allegory of Sunday

Artist: Ditlev Blunck  (1798–1853)

Title: Deutsch: Allegorie des Sonntags

Type: Allegory

Genre: Religious

Date: 1841

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: National Museum, Stockholm, Sweden

The painting, Allegory of Sunday, is a striking work of art that undeniably ranks among the artist’s most ambitious pieces. Ditlev Blunck (1798–1854) was active during the period known as the Danish Golden Age, which lasted from around 1810 to 1864. This period saw a flourishing of the arts in Denmark, with the Royal Danish Academy in Copenhagen at its heart. Quite a few Danish artists of the time, Blunck included, had German roots. Following Denmark’s two wars with Germany, he was overlooked by Danish art historians and consequently slid into obscurity. Blunck’s focus on religious motifs and scenes from everyday life, which in the 20th century were often considered old-fashioned and uninteresting, only exacerbated his obscurity.

Dating from 1841, Allegory of Sunday is an especially fine example of Ditlev Blunck’s religious painting. The work is exquisitely executed, and the overall effect calls to mind both the art of the Renaissance and the 19th-century German painters who took inspiration from it. In a way, an allegory resembles a rebus comprising symbolic components that together constitute a message – something achieved here by Blunck in a highly sophisticated manner. The specially designed frame, carved in wood and painted to coordinate with the image, is an integral part of the artwork. It contains six small paintings representing the other weekdays. The names of the days are inscribed among ornamental loops in the intricate relief work.

[eyeofpsyche]

Nightmares in Art (’Halloween in Art’ Series)

’Nightmare,’ (1846),

Ditlev Blunck (1798–1853),

Oil on canvas, H 62 cm x 49 cm,

Private collection, (2014–).

[ninjakitten1699]

Would the Vermillion have turned into normal Serpentine if they were not altered by Krux?

[badmovieihave]

Bad movie I have The Old Way 2023

[juniperjellyfish]

[iloveacronix]

.do you have designs for blunch and raggmunk perhaps…i really like your machia designs and i wanna know if you have stuff for them too :3 (and maybe some futureshipping while we’re at it? or just the twins being silly)

Unfortunately, no, I have no blunck and raggmunk designs- yet. They are a part of the machia au, but I mainly focused on Machia and the other characters in it, however, I do have the designs built up in my tiny brain. If I ever draw them, you'll be the first to know!

As for future...yea I got something, and im gonna tag @yourlocalkitkat because they love futureshipping💣💥

He's eepy

[victusinveritas]

'Dream' by Valery Slauk

Two versions of Nightmare by Henry Fuseli.

My Dream, My Bad Dream, 1915, by Fritz Schwimbeck

Pesadilla (nightmare) by Mauricio García Vega

"A Boy Having a Nightmare" from Wikicommons.

A monk, suffering a hallucination that he is being attacked by wolves, being freed from his delusions by Saint Anselm. Drawing by an artist in the circle of J.W. Baumgartner.

A Russian nightmare showing disastrous defeats of the Russian army and navy on all fronts in the war against Japan. Kobayashi Kiyochika

[granstromjulius]

Ditlev Blunck