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weirdlove05 · 3 days ago
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They're so pretty!!
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they listen to the most obscure experimental alternative avant-garde industrial raw zolo music
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smalllishbeans · 8 months ago
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my @mcyt-summer-of-yuri piece for @lemon-bread-slice! i hope you like it :)
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estera-shirin · 4 months ago
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Ukrainian "Heh" amulet, ca. 1850
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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."
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crossrole-undertaleau · 6 months ago
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MY WALL OF ART (help I am almost out of room)
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Lol this is only some of my favorite art (more recent stuff is on the side with the stay determined poster I made)
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weirdlove05 · 23 hours ago
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All of them are so beautiful!!
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now what if they WEREN'T horrible people, hm? what then?
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lipstickghoulie · 10 months ago
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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! 🥰
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spacetodd68 · 2 years ago
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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
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churroach · 9 months ago
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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.)
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weirdlove05 · 3 days ago
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Accurate and Ironjaw mentioned!! (He's very gorgeous to me!!)
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Edit: shit I forgot to link the original post I got the idea from 'check here'
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estera-shirin · 1 month ago
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Sculpted face mask—Olmec (modern Mexico), 900-400 BCE
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According to the Met: "The Olmec, whose heartland was located in present-day Mexico from 1200-400 B.C., excelled in creating fine greenstone sculptures. The almost flesh-like quality of the nose and parted lips belie the hardness of the stone from which this mask was made. Although it has been rendered in a naturalistic style, the face itself is not fully human. Rather, it is an idealized composite that alludes to the supernatural: the almond-shaped eyes, slightly downturned mouth, and wide, prominent nose are traits commonly found in depictions of Olmec otherworldly beings. One particular entity, the Olmec Maize God, is further evoked through the defined cleft at the center of the upper forehead, an element that represents the earth from which maize—the principal crop of many Mesoamerican peoples including the Olmec—sprouts and grows. The mask additionally features light incisions on both cheeks and etched scallop-like motifs on the upper rim. These shallow markings were possibly made through repeated scratching. The use of drilling is also evident in the mask, particularly at the corners of the mouth and eyes. Olmec artists may have carefully placed the drill marks as guidelines for the sculpture, to determine the placement of facial features and to demarcate the depth of the carving. Many of these holes may have been preserved in the finished sculpture for aesthetic effect.
From the middle of the 11th century B.C. to the Spanish Conquest in the 16th century, green and blue colored stones (broadly called greenstone, or “chalchihuitl” in Nahuatl) were esteemed across Mesoamerica for their exceptional luster and translucency. Greenstone, moreover, was thought to be water-retentive, capable of emitting vapor that bolstered the growth and sustenance of surrounding vegetation. The color of the stones was further tied to that of water and maize sprouts, closely linking greenstone to notions of fertility, abundance, and life-giving properties.
The Olmec especially valued the bluish color of this jadeite mask. Jadeite, a rare variety of greenstone, occurs naturally in very few places around the world. The material for this mask likely originated from the Motagua River valley in present-day Guatemala, the only known source of jadeite in ancient Mesoamerica. The eroded corner on the mask’s proper right suggests that it was previously exposed to water, perhaps as a river cobble. Some of the earliest jadeite obtained from the region may have been stream-tumbled cobbles or boulders, rather than quarried stone.
So special was the jadeite from which this mask was made that the artists seemed to have removed as little of it as possible from the reverse side. The shallowness of the circular, concave depression on the back of the mask may also be due to the toughness of the stone. Jadeite is an extremely dense rock with a relative hardness value equivalent to or even greater than that of steel. Artists in Mesoamerica generally used a combination of percussion and cutting—using lithic implements such as flint blades—to approximate the size of the jadeite, after which they grinded the surface of the stone with other coarse rocks for many hours to achieve the desired shape.
Despite the concave depression, this mask was not made to be worn on the face, at least not by the living. Unlike the earlobes, which feature small holes, neither the eyes nor the mouth have been perforated for sight or breath. Holes along the edges of the mask, however, hint at its ritual usage. Masks appear in depictions of rulers or performers and are represented as belt ornaments, pectorals, or headdress components. The perforations additionally suggest that the mask may have been affixed to a textile, as part of a funerary bundle."
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cronchy-baguette · 1 month ago
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pink goes good (well) with green
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happyheidi · 1 year ago
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𝖠𝗋𝗍 𝖻𝗒 𝖠𝗇𝗇𝖺-𝖫𝖺𝗎𝗋𝖺 𝖲𝗎𝗅𝗅𝗂𝗏𝖺𝗇 | 𝖨𝖦: 𝖺𝗇𝗇𝖺𝗅𝖺𝗎𝗋𝖺_𝖺𝗋𝗍
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weirdlove05 · 1 day ago
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Courtney is so cute and that’s cool!! And she’s related to Ironjaw?! THAT’S STILL COOL!!
Finally made Courtney a full colored ref sheet :)
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Some more stuff below cut!
Ironjaw literally shows up for MAYBE like a minute or two in the pilot so I had to take things into my own hands family wise </3
Most of the characters don’t have great families or parents so it felt necessary to follow that path. Not the worst parents, but certainly neglectful. Courtney is a bitch tbh but she cares about Ironjaw alot and often tries to hangout with him!!! They have afew years age difference so Courtney is like the cool older sister that lets him skip school with her :] (Ironjaws age in this isn’t canon to the pilot or anything, he just looked a little on the younger side to me so just a personal headcanon lol.)
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haedyllic · 22 days ago
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just like starlight 🌠
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evercelle · 1 month ago
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it was all so simple then
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