#holbien

[revisionlightning]

I forgot to post that I finally finished this piece.

[notpainting]

These white based pastel-y colors, though tempting, dry up worst of all.

[ur-average-farp]

me: *trying to focus* my trash brain: freeze your braaaaaaiiiiinnn- in zE HAUS OF HOLBEIN JA- rich set a fire and he burned down the house! WoAhOhOH- southern motherf*ckin' democratic republicans!- on the steps of the palaaaaaaace- if i stop smoking crack CRACK???- the wizard and iiiiiiii- all you gotta do is say my name I dOn't KNoW yoUr NaMe- paciencia y feeeeeee me: why

[fagboyfriend]

hello!

watercolor, gouache, ink and stickers on paper, 10 x 14.

a redraw of this which was a redraw of this. if you want to see intense improvement, this is a good place to start, i’m soooo proud of myself and my growth these past years. I think i’ll be coming back to these two for a while, i like them so much, despite them not having names or any other info like that.

[Text Description: Pink text reading “Hello!”. End Text Description.]

[Image Description: A tradtional painting of two disabled people speaking in a bar. The painting is brightly colored, with empthasis on pink, yellow, and purple tones. The peice takes place inside a bar with angled wooded ceilings and colorful lanterns hanging above the crowd. A few people speak or stand in the background. A few drinks sit in the foreground, next to a person’s hand, who the audience is looking over the shoulder of to see the main characters. A short haired man in a wheelchair converses with a taller redhead on crutches, who also has a feeding tube and an ostomy bag. They seem to be flirting, the wheelchair user’s hand pressed on the chest of the the redhead. End Image Description.]

[shiveagit]

[You bring the corsets, we’ll bring the cinches.]

Donnie and April dressed as popstar Queens

[felt-squirrels]

To this day one of the most hyped up situations I’ve been in was when we had a dance party on the stage before the Saturday matinee of Mamma Mia and they started playing Mr. Brightside I’ve never seen somebody jump that high off the ground

[flat-neines]

Went to a gouache demo at my local art store. Ended up painting these:

The paints we were using (holbein gouache + acrylic line) went on and blends pretty smoothly, but they're pretty expensive to get. I do have their acrylic gouache though

[nickbrandreth]

Leap

[rabbitmotifs]

you bring ze corsets well bring ze cinches no one vants a vaist over SSSS nine inches

[notpainting]

Using up/throwing away/taking inventory today

[ur-average-farp]

why haus of holbien is the best song in six

hans holbien goes a r o u n d z e v o r l d

the little accordion bit

the horn noises

𝔟𝔲𝔱 𝔴𝔢 𝔠𝔞𝔫𝔫𝔬𝔱 𝔤𝔲𝔞𝔯𝔞𝔫𝔱𝔢𝔢 𝔱𝔥𝔞𝔱 𝔶𝔬𝔲'𝔩𝔩 𝔰𝔱𝔦𝔩𝔩 𝔴𝔞𝔩𝔨 𝔞𝔱 𝔣𝔬𝔯𝔱y

it's anne of cleves

the glasses

(this isn't in the song but) "so i moved to the 𝓱𝓪𝓾𝓼 𝓸𝓯 𝓱𝓸𝓵𝓫𝓲𝓮𝓷 in my hometown"

das ist gut

[knighthelm]

Next two of Henry VIII's wives: Jane Seymour and Anne of Cleves!

Putting a little explanation for these designs under the break:

Both of these women were painted by Hans Holbien, and their portraits by that artist played a pretty vital role in how I wanted to depict these women. For Jane, I decided to stick as close as I could, because I think Jane gets the most artistic interpretation than any of the other wives. She's a blank slate to a lot of directors in Tudor adaptations. This is brought on by the very scant records we have of what she was really like in life. We do know she loved quail while she was pregnant, and encouraged Henry to treat his daughter Mary better, which ultimately ended in her being welcomed back at court. Her family has kept samples of her embroidery through history, so it's fun to imagine her working on something in between breaks for her portrait.

For Anne, I went the complete opposite. Her Holbien portrait is extremely famous, but I feel like it creates the misconception that Anne never changed during the rest of her life in England. The portrait also has been used to cast doubts on her appearance (and whether or not her looks are exagerrated). In reality, Anne was dressed in typical English court digs when she arrived in England, and was noted to be very pretty. It wasn't until after Henry cast doubts on her appearrance, and even her chastity, in order to get out of the marriage as quickly as possible. I wanted to give these back to her, as white symbolised purity and chastity in this period. Anne lived a good life as Henry's sister, and outlived all the other of Henry's wives. She was known for being kind to her staff, and loving to pair cards with a good drink.

[niennawept]

Portrait of a Noldorin Queen

Part of a collaboration with @grundyscribbling for Tolkien Reverse Summer Bang 2024 (Art #135, @tolkienrsb).

This art was inspired by the portraits of Hans Holbien the Younger, court painter to Henry VIII's court.

I customized it to include a symbol of the person who keeps this painting after Míriel is gone...and I shall leave their identify a mystery for now! I really enjoyed talking about that together!

[purplesigebert]

WIP Wednesday #27 - DW Crossover

Hi everyone, I'm back!

So this week is very wibbly wobbly, timey wimey.

Enjoy!

In the corner, there was a first edition of Wuthering Heights that Caroline had gotten for Lena in 1847, and had the author sign it with her real name - not her pseudonym. Next to it was a grimoire of Ayana’s, the witch hadn’t wanted to give it to her - distrusting as she was of vampires, but if there was one thing that was true it was that Bennetts looked out for their own. It only took the two women’s hands brushing for Ayana to see her and Bonnie’s friendship. The Bennett witch hadn't wasted any time in handing it over after that.

It was strange, but perhaps not so surprising that the storage locker still existed. Caroline wasn’t going to look a gift horse in the mouth; it was better to thank her lucky stars.  She smiled as she looked around the space.  It was a collection of items that spanned almost 2000 years of history (albeit of an alternate timeline).  Caroline may have only spent 100 non-concurrent years in that world but she had accumulated a lot of stuff.  Trunks of dresses and gowns from every era, back-ups of Roman centurion uniforms - because that’s all what Rory would wear, until they were forced to go underground.  A gramophone, chests of her favourite jewelry - all of it here in Cardiff.

She should give the gifts to Bon and Lena soon, maybe they could go on a girls trip when Bonnie got back from visiting her dad’s side of the family.  They could go to New York! Bonnie and Elena hadn’t been there before, and Caroline truly loved playing tour guide. 

Turning, Caroline knocked into an end table and heard something rattle against it. It was a frame that was leaning against the table.   Pulling away the cloth covering it, the breath left her chest, no small feat for a vampire who didn’t need to breathe.  There, looking back at her was a portrait of herself and Klaus Mikaelson.  It was one of the few portraits that he didn’t do himself, rather he got one of his friends - Hans Holbien the Elder no less - to paint them. Caroline had been trying not to think of him, which was hard enough when during the past few weeks, when her mum was sending her leads on his and Stefan’s whereabouts to give to Elena.  

Shaking her head to clear the memories, Caroline reached for the nearest item to distract herself.  She flipped open another book and almost dropped it.  Staring back at her, tucked between the pages of sketches (many of them were of her), was a daguerreotype of Klaus, but that still wasn’t the most interesting thing about what she held in her hands.  

It was not the fact that she had one of Klaus’ sketchbooks in her storage locker - but that on the next page there was a letter, unopened, addressed to her, in Klaus’ hand.

[isabelleneville]

𓅃 ANNE BOLEYN APPRECIATION WEEK 𓅃

Day Four - Favourite Portrait of Anne: — Portrait of an Unkown Woman attributed to be Anne, based on a Holbein sketch, thought to be a 16th century painting from Holbien or a painter from his workshop. — Miniature of Anne Boleyn attributed to John Hoskins, thought to be a 17th century copy of a painting Anne sat for.

[not-rab]

Have you ever thought about how satisfying a German accent sounds?

(I have haus of Holbein stuck in my head)

AHAH (what is haus of holbien)

and i love all accents like who gave u guys the right to sound so cool while i don’t understand a word you’re saying