#moon festival

[tanuki-kimono]

Intricate metalwork for this modern silver netsuke by Hanagesho depicting a moon rabbit. Folded inside is the decorated auspicious kanji 喜.

Happy Tsukimi/harvest moon festival guys 🐰🎑🌕

[kitozune]

A dear Moonmaiden for the Moon Festival. 🌕

[alexmey-does-an-arts]

what the fuck!!!!

[wigglybunfish]

Astronaut Chang'e stranded on the moon. Luckily she found the moon bunny for company

[plantveins]

Full moon

[fairyyuki]

Happy Moon Festival! 🌙🥮

[theunfairfolk]

AITA for drinking my husband's heavenly elixir? (I was protecting it from a thieving servant)

[raedbsuper]

Crowley: What's that, a Mooncake? Aziraphale: Yes.

Happy Moon Festival!

[localsya]

photo study 🥮

Bit late but happy mid autumn festival to everyone who celebrates!

[rynris]

Tea and Mooncakes With You

Happy Mid-Autumn Festival!

I had this KorrAsami piece sitting in my WIPs for a little over 2 years and I finally went back to finish it. There's still a few things off about it but I'm pretty happy with how the moon door came out although I wish the camera angle was just a smidge higher. All things considered, Clip Studio has a really handy perspective tool which made drawing this a breeze! I'm kind of kicking myself for not drawing this in a higher resolution though, but I know better nowadays.

I also tried out gradient maps for this and did my best to push the colors a bit more than usual, but ended up toning it down a lot. I'm not very confident when it comes to colors and color harmony, so I played it safe, pushing the shadows more warm and the highlights more cool. I overlayed a little bit of color on the wisteria and on Korra and Asami to help them pop more, trying to center the most detail + contrast around them.

Thumbnailing helps a ton with environment stuff like this and I really should get back into the habit of doing it more. I tend to enjoy just diving in, but looking back at my old art, I'm noticing that my composition skills are pretty weak.

[pitaya-jelly]

Happy mid-autumn festival!! Have some hualian eating moon cakes 🥮

[thelcsdaily]

Mooncake Festival - September 29, 2003

Traditionally consumed during the Mid-Autumn Festival in China, mooncakes are a type of Chinese pastry item. While moonwatching is allegedly related to the event and mooncakes are considered a delicacy, the festival is mostly about the harvest. While commemorating the holiday, mooncakes are shared among friends or at family get-togethers. As one of the four most significant Chinese festivals, the Mid-Autumn Festival is well-known.

I get way too much happiness from good food. - Elizabeth Oliver

[animepopheart]

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[lttawnymadison]

Hualian made "moon cookies" for their Mid-Autumn Festival family gathering 🌕

With @dazewashere

[norashelley]

Dick Powell and Joan Blondell in the Moon Festival parade, Chinatown (Los Angeles), 1941

[dududowob]

🥮Moon🌕Festival🥮

I finally found the time to draw😭