#ocean posters

[nounoustouzy]

sailing ship - Posters with Wooden Frame

Bring your artwork to life on these posters made from high-quality photo paper (250gsm). These posters come with a pine wood frame for a natural look and come with a protective acrylic glass cover for long-lasting home decor. Their natural wood frame is available in black and white and you can choose between a satin or matte finish for your paper. Available in three sizes, and vertical orientations to best suit your art. Sawtooth hanging hardware included (except for the 11.7" x 8.3" size which has a small metal hole on the back instead).

- High-quality 250gsm photo paper in a satin or matte finish

- Pine wood frame with a protective acrylic glass cover

- Natural wood, black and white frame color options

- Three sizes

  8.3" x 11.7"

  11.7" x16.5"

  20" x 28"

DISCOVER MORE DESIGNS HERE

[salamispots]

drew some creatures at the amnh :0

[newyorkthegoldenage]

Art Deco poster for the Norddeutscher Lloyd Bremen line sailing from Europe to America, 1925.

Photo: Alamy

[coldarena]

by land, sea, and sky

[kald-dal-art]

Revisiting old school work because these past week inspired me to go back to it to fix it up a bit more as part of my summer homework

The project was about to make a poster for an Olympic sport (or a sport in general, made up or real) but put it in a more fantastical setting

So we could pick between a few locations like space, the arctic, underwater and some others I don't remember anymore, but obviously you can see I picked underwater and picked fencing because I like the uniforms and thought most of my classmates weren't gonna pick it

[kaneidae]

This was meant to be a warmup sketch anyway I really like this game.

[vintagepromotions]

Air France travel poster for the Middle East (c. 1950). Artwork by Jean Even.

[macaroniducks]

some small doodles (currently am working on a bunch of movie poster designs that I might post when I’m done)

[nexility-sims]

getting performance anxiety about my unpaid job at simblr dot com so here’s proof i’ve been Working

[coloursteelsexappeal]

[lorenzodalessandro]

summer, it was great

http://instagram.com/lorenzodalessandro

[corpsentry]

breaking the law and outing myself on the internet because i'm showcasing my senior dance thesis on april 28 at 6:30 and 8:30 pm Eastern Standard Time and i want You to see it

we don't have a livestream link yet but we will. in the meantime look at these cool posters and this cool blurb. ok now save the date SEE YOU SOON

[driveintheaterofthemind]

Vintage Poster - Ocean's 11 (Door Panels)

Warner Bros. (1960)

From ha.com...

Danny Ocean gathers a group of his World War II compatriots to pull off the ultimate Las Vegas heist. Together, the eleven friends plan to rob five Las Vegas casinos in one night. Proudly presented here are three iconic door panels for the Rat Pack classic.

[ormymarius]

Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (2023) character posters

[raayllum]

Sometimes helping others requires great feats of strength, Rayla. But you are right. Sometimes an act of caring is as simple as being there when it seems no one else is. Both are necessary.

Something I think about a lot is that when Rayla tries to do Moonshadow Form entirely Runaan's way, thinking about the people she loves and the reconciliation of life and death, it doesn't entirely work. Part of this may be because at this point in the story, she hasn't been able to really square with Runaan's viewpoint ("How can you forgive him for putting himself in so much danger? [...] I just don't get why you'd put yourself in so much danger when you have someone who means to much to you back at home?") because she hasn't seen the 'rewards' of it yet (saving Suroh and his family).

I think Runaan's stance here -- that you have to sacrifice to get something 'good' and worth it out of it -- is something Rayla has incorporated into her own worldview... just not as completely. As she says: "Who's to say you can't have both?" It makes me think of how when she also reflects on Ethari's advice, and her desire to protect people rather than her own loss, that's when she unlocks Moonshadow form.

While I could see the moon fam both potentially getting out in S6 and it being delayed to S7, I do think either way Rayla is going to confront and ultimately reject the worst of her parents' ideologies, and instead keep only the good. The woman they're going to meet upon getting out is going to be radically different than the young girl or driven teen they remember, and it makes me think back again to previous hopes about Rayla's development not being contingent of repairing things with her family, but that she grows to the point that she's able to guide them through the path she's just walked into a better world and healthier worldview.

[kyleartfare]

Ocean Beach, San Diego Poster