#crono art

[scyanako]

Pose study I did with Crono ⚡✨

(btw if you haven't already, I highly recommending playing Chrono Trigger! A timeless classic that has many lovable characters 😊)

[scruffyturtles]

chrono trigger doodles

[acquired-stardust]

Chrono Trigger Super Nintendo 1995

[van-dalism]

perpetual hera brainrot 💙

[magnetadraww]

the power of satan

[jeansagain]

Epoch

[sir-needle]

Cleon’s encounter with a jester woman

I want to draw more backgrounds so my OCs aren’t existing in a void

Sketch

[ruthlessness69]

NOT POSEIDON TALKING ABOUT HIS FATHER IN THE LAST CHAPTER

YOU CAN'T DO THIS TO ME 😭😭😭

I just did whatcha gonna do about it ahem sorry I got carried away xD

Also I made a little messy sketch of the scars and also of Poseidon comforting Ody cause why not

((hmmmm maybe I could do Poseidon's whole body with a scars map or smth, gotta think about it))

[dreamconsumer]

Kronos.

[pmamtraveller]

SATURN DEVOURING HIS SON /1820-23/ by FRANCISCO GOYA,

In this painting, Goya depicts the Greek myth of Cronus. In the story, Cronus (Saturn), one of the Titan gods, hears that he will be overthrown by one of his own children. In an attempt to prevent that from happening, he eats each of his children right after they are born.

This is one in a series of 14 known as the Black Paintings that Goya painted on the walls of his house during his years of self-isolation. He began these paintings at the age of 72. Critics believe that they reflect his fear of going insane, his self-immersed isolation, and well his growing lack of faith in humanity.

These paintings were private and were never meant to be shown to the public. They were not discovered by the public until after Goya’s death. The paintings got transferred from the walls of the Quinta del Sordo, the house he lived in, to canvas in the early 19th century and are now housed in the Museo del Prado in Madrid

Goya was suffering from a serious illness, possibly a prolonged case of lead poisoning, which may have contributed to his dark and intense artistic vision during this period. His health issues and isolation from public life influenced the grim themes of his late works.

[weepingwidar]

Peter Proksch (Austrian, 1935-2012) - Cronus Devouring His Children (1970)

[macaulay-the-criminal]

Chrono Trigger (Crono and Marle vs Gato) - SNES - Isometric - 96 Frames

[bosqueinvisible]

the 🏳️‍🌈 thief

[acquired-stardust]

Chrono Trigger Super Nintendo 1995

[seharuuchan]

Lineless artstyle

[magnetadraww]

CRONOSS