#my favorite art

[smalllishbeans]

my @mcyt-summer-of-yuri piece for @lemon-bread-slice! i hope you like it :)

[estera-shirin]

Ukrainian "Heh" amulet, ca. 1850

This floral amulet is inscribed with the Hebrew letter Heh and floral patterns.

"This amulet is of the “Heh" type, perhaps related to the use of such types in the case of a delayed Pidyon Ha-Ben ceremony, as in Galicia. There, as in this example, the form is like that of a miniature Torah shield. The Hebrew letter "Heh" is in the middle, surrounded by vegetal decoration."

[crossrole-undertaleau]

MY WALL OF ART (help I am almost out of room)

Lol this is only some of my favorite art (more recent stuff is on the side with the stay determined poster I made)

[lipstickghoulie]

I am still blown away by the amount of detail in this beautiful YCH of Astarion and my OC Alyx from @katsuaart! They sent me a bunch of different versions of this but these are two of my favorites. I am so happy with it and can’t wait for their commissions to open again so I can get back in line for more! 🥰

[spacetodd68]

breaking into ur askbox to tell you that i have located you teehee giggle (its cat btw hi) off i go

hi yes hello I drew you /j

[wokycookie2]

They give off

Vibes

the girls...

[churroach]

Looking respectfully

(EDIT: fellas, it’s really not that deep. Anyone starting beef over this stupid drawing getting blocked, i dont care to argue with people who come and judge me (a stranger) in bad faith. A bit dissapointed that this joke post is what’s getting the most attention but alas that’s the internet for ya i guess.)

[estera-shirin]

Goblet, Iran ca. early 4th century BCE

Via the Met: "This goblet comes from a site near Kashan called Tepe Sialk. Excavations conducted at the site in 1933, 1934, and 1937 uncovered large amounts of prehistoric pottery which have provided important evidence for the early chronology of the central Iranian plateau. Like much of the pottery from Iran in the Chalcolithic Period (ca. 5500-3000 B.C.), this piece is very skillfully made, with thin walls and a crisply formed, symmetrical profile. It was likely created or finished using a tournette, the precursor to the potter’s wheel, which is a flat disc balanced on a central pivot that can be spun with one hand while the other hand is used to smooth and shape a pot in the center of the wheel. The designs painted in dark brown against the buff-colored ceramic work in harmony with the shape of the goblet. Large, widely spaced dotted lines fan out vertically across the foot, below a horizontal band. Another thick band encircles the widest point of the vessel, above which rows of comb-like horizontal lines or wavy vertical lines rise to cover the outside surface, topped by three narrower bands above which a row of bent-legged waterbirds proceeds in single file to the right, filling the space of the slightly flaring lip. The combination of stylized animals, especially birds and ibexes, with geometric patterns is typical of the fine pottery from this period at Tepe Sialk. This vessel was probably used for drinking, and the elaborate decoration brings into question whether it was intended to serve as utilitarian tableware, or for use on special occasions including rituals."

[cronchy-baguette]

pink goes good (well) with green

[killrisma]

losing my shit over this image

[happyheidi]

𝖠𝗋𝗍 𝖻𝗒 𝖠𝗇𝗇𝖺-𝖫𝖺𝗎𝗋𝖺 𝖲𝗎𝗅𝗅𝗂𝗏𝖺𝗇 | 𝖨𝖦: 𝖺𝗇𝗇𝖺𝗅𝖺𝗎𝗋𝖺_𝖺𝗋𝗍

[evercelle]

it was all so simple then

[yvngbebe]

starparkdesigns (2023)

[mybelovedfictionalhusband]

👁️👁️💖

Padawan haircuts / Padawan beads

✨🌙 ART LOG -> @404ama

[makanioverlord]

me: I wanna make angst and cool art like other artists in the fandom

also me: *draws this instead*

[haedyllic]

just like starlight 🌠