#fire painting

[fredyguy12]

I've always liked to play with fire

[queer-rat-king]

Gouache match painting

[flowersandspacestuff]

A favorite painting of mine. Left the background because whoa, that glow! In the sun 🥰

[dondonahue]

“Flowers of War”

[wanderingevelyn]

there’s a fire within me

[yuumei-art]

Respire

Part of my Ashes collection

[389]

To Our Lady Of Solitude by Dennis Scholl

[hellowsallow]

my father is the worst man alive and i am his favorite daughter

[beautifullymacabre]

[ex0skeletal-undead]

Untitled, painting by ABeardedArtist

[fredyguy12]

Exploring my character Ash

[vetyr]

I Will Be Sure When I No Longer Remember Myself

Personal piece <3

[weepingwidar]

Annika Tucksmith (American, 1995) - Untitled (2024)

[weirdshitmybrainmakes]

[lukitua]

Rhaegar with baby Daenerys and Viserys

[yuumei-art]

Lofi Cali Girl - beats to relax/study to during the climate change apocalypse. Lots of people have messaged me with well wishes for the LA fires. I'm lucky enough to live in a different part of California (in the SF bay area) so please do not worry about me. I do used to live in LA and have a lot of friends who live there still. My heart goes out to everyone affected by this tragedy. For the people whose houses did not burn down, they still surfer from horrendous air quality caused by the fires. The house I lived in during my teenage years is right next to the Eaton Fire, and it's so scary to think about the what ifs. I painted the Lofi Cali Girl drawing during the 2020 wildfires that affected the SF Bay Area and turned the sky red. Since then, I repost this every time another disastrous fire ravages my state. Small wildfires are a normal part of the CA landscape, but these mega fires are not. These are caused by climate change. For the 2020 fire, it was a dry lightning storm that ignited over 2000 wildfires in the middle of our dry summer. For those not familiar with California's climate, we almost never get lightning storms, especially not in the summer. For the 2025 LA fire, it was caused by a dry winter when we would normally get winter rains, and by 100mph wind that spread the fires faster than anyone can put out. This is not normal, and no amount of controlled burns or regular fire prevention could have prevented this. This is just the beginning of the climate change disasters. Some people say this is the new normal, but the reality is things will only get progressively worse. Whatever "new normal" you think this is, just know it will be even worse next year, and every year after. What can you actually do to help the most? For Americans, it would be vote for climate friendly policies and politicians. The 2024 election just ended with a grim outlook for our climate future, but don't give up. There are local elections, and the 2026 midterm elections for House and Senate. All of these can make a real lasting impact on the future of our planet, our one and only home.