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mishori-o · 1 year ago

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Comfort doodle

#drawing my ships sleeping is my therapy #it’s makes all bad thought go the fuck away #hermitcraft #desert duo #hermitshipping #scarian #grian #gtws #.my art #Also did I forget to unflip the canvas? Yes #Yes I did

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1kk4ku · 10 months ago

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i need to Squash them

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jeena-says-hi · 6 months ago

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My bio: “will make occasional fanart”

The fanart in question:

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uhhgoodd · 1 year ago

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Desert at Dusk (1928) by Audley Dean Nicols

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auriidae · 2 years ago

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gently slides you two silly scar headcanons..

1) he has vex wings, same as cub, but thinks they're scary-looking so he keeps them folded up. they're pretty thin and only semi-corporeal so he can pull this off with minimal discomfort most of the time

2) he is a very subtle shapeshifter but just. has never noticed ghfsjf. (so things like hair color, body type, face shape, and the appearance of nonhuman traits like his ears + tail change gradually over time. scar is and has always been completely unaware of this) (this is partially an explanation for why i draw him looking completely differently depending on the series but also to account for his many characters + skins. plus it's hilarious)

#goodtimeswithscar #hermitcraft #hermitcraft fanart #desert duo #grian #trafficblr #gtwscar #i have the skins next to the drawings just because it's funny. like look at what i drew and then look at the canonical guy. epic #also i think this might be my favorite way to draw tbh :] doodle a bunch of one character on a canvas with a square brush without sketching #-and then color it + add a bunch of text around it. there's just something to the composition of it that brings me such joy #anyways this is my current favorite thing i've ever drawn <3 i hope you like it too #i added so many little details fjkshf #aurie's art

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lionofchaeronea · 1 year ago

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Desert Scene, Francisco Lameyer, 1863

#art #art history #Francisco Lameyer #genre painting #genre art #desert #desert scene #Orientalism #Orientalist art #Spanish art #19th century art #oil on canvas #Museum of Romanticism #Museo del Romanticismo de Madrid

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desertowlet · 1 year ago

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A new case to crack for Belgium's most famous reporter! I wonder what new adventure he will embark on this time? 🔎🗺

#i had a lot of fun drawing this!! especially with making the textures on the canvas for a weathered and old look :)#the adventures of tintin #tintin et milou #tintin fanart #captain haddock fanart #tintin #captain haddock #milou #snowy #desert doodles #illustration #digital art

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magic-is-something-we-create · 6 months ago

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A Rainy Evening

Thank you to everyone who came to the stream yesterday! I had a lot of fun working on this piece both during and after, and the style experimentation made this one really pop. Be sure to click in and zoom to see all the lovely texture from the brush I used, because that's the best part imo :D

#my.art #<- dont mind me forgetting that tag for 2 whole days #im probably gonna put a full-res watermarkless version up on patreon later #bc this piece just Sang to Me #also considering getting it printed on canvas or smth cause im so proud of it #but i have to figure out where and how to do that ;alsdfj #anyway.#art #digital art #digital painting #original art #concept art #<- this piece started out as just scribbles but. much like the desert landscape a couple weeks ago.#it turned into concept art for a place in The Lost #you'll be seeing a lot of this environment in chapters 3 and 4 :)

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artandthebible · 25 days ago

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Rachel

Artist: Frederick Goodall (English, 1822-1904)

Date: 1867

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Gallery of Victoria, Melbourne, Australia

Rachel

Rachel is a major character in the early Old Testament; she was a daughter of Laban, sister of Leah, favored wife of Jacob, and mother of two of Jacob’s children.

Rachel lived in Harran, or Paddan Aram, and that’s where she met her cousin Jacob. Jacob was fleeing for his life after tricking his brother, Esau, out of his birthright (Genesis 27:1–29). At his mother’s behest, Jacob headed for his uncle Laban in Paddan Aram.

Once Jacob reached Harran, he met some shepherds watering their sheep at a well. When he inquired after Laban, the men replied, “Here comes his daughter Rachel with the sheep” (Genesis 29:6). Jacob rolled the stone from the well and watered Laban’s sheep for Rachel. He introduced himself as Laban’s nephew, and Rachel ran to tell her father of Jacob’s arrival. Laban was overjoyed to see Jacob and invited him to live with his family.

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stiffyck · 2 years ago

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Hello I am just slightly insane

#gtws #my art #goodtimeswithscar fanart #goodtimeswithscar #daau #my little desert alien vdsnjosdfojn #I love him so #constantly thinking about him #ignore the fact that one of the doodles is mirrored-#I forgot to flip the canvas back and I cANT FIND IT NOW SO YOU GET THE SCREENSHOT

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ashzamjesus · 10 months ago

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who here.fw my desertduo fanart #i love desert duo

#desertduo #desert duo #life series #life series smp #so sorry #this was Really funny to me tho #kept try8ng to draw actual desert duo on the same canvas and kept cracking up in class cause this was just in the corner #mellohimaniac art tag #doodle #dumb as fuck doodle idea i had at 9:30 am tjis morningish

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allegorypaintings · 5 months ago

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Vigilance

Artist: Pierre Puvis de Chavannes (French, 1824-1898)

Date: 1867

Medium: Oil on Canvas

Collection: National Galleries' Scotland, Edinburg, Scotland

Description

Puvis de Chavannes’s muted palette and flat, decorative forms had an important influence on French symbolism in the late 1880s and 1890s. This is a version of La Vigilance (Vigilance) which was one of four decorative panels commissioned by the writer and sculptor Claude Vignon, alias Noémie Cadiot, for her house at 148 rue de la Tour in Paris. The mural scheme featured four allegorical figures intended to represent the principal elements of artistic creation: Vigilance, Meditation, History and Fantasy. The flame, which Vigilance holds aloft against a new dawn, symbolises the moment of artistic inspiration.