#russian/american artist

[thepaintedroom]

Mischa "Maurice" Askenazy (Russian/American, 1888–1961) • Nude with a Japanese Folding Screen • c. 1935

[agelessphotography]

Josephine Baker, George Hoyningen-Huene, 1929

[thefugitivesaint]

Vera Bock (1905-1973), ''Oscar Wilde Fairy Tales'' , 1935 Source

[goosehadfood]

Uhhhm uhhhhm I needed to practice drawing dogs more so uuuuh here’s n25 as dogs since they have been unable to leave my brain

So first we have Ena as a American Water Spaniel. I made her a water spaniel due to similar coloring and they kinda have the same stubborn attitude and deep loyalty.

I made Mafuyu a Russian-European Laika since Laika’s are known for being very intelligent and focused whilst also being very loyal, so it’s kinda fitting. I struggled a lot with their coloring, I feel like the first color choice on the top is too light for a Russian-European Laika but fits Mafuyu’s design better idk.

Kanade is a Finnish Lapphund because both are known for being very calm. I already drew Kanade as a dog on @rockdrop ‘s blog but at the time I was unsure of what specific breed I was going to make her, I had only really decided on her being some sort of spitz dog.

Last is Mizuki, I made them an Australian Shepherd due to both being very playful and energetic.This drawing is probably the one I’m least proud of since I was really torn on what breed to make Mizuki and I’m not really experienced with drawing Australian Shepherds. I tried to do a pinkish tint for their coat but it doesn’t really show well in this lighting. I decided to make their ear clipped as a reference to their Hermit card but I still don’t really like how their design turned out.

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[qw3rti]

updated meet the artist

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[vintage-russia]

"The Russian Dancer" (1912)

Troy Kinney (1871-1938)

[the-cricket-chirps]

Wassily Kandinsky, Improvisation 28, 1912

Arshile Gorky, The Liver is the Cock's Comb, 1944

[thisiwilldecidelater]

Could dying really be worse than being nothing?

[misespinas]

“In Harmony” by Daniel Gerhartz (2016)

[petalpetal]

Artist I Like Series 

Michael Cheval 1966 - ???? an American artist who immigrated from Russia in 1997 and is known for his absurdist paintings. "In his definition, “absurdity” is an inverted side or reality, a reverse side of logic. It does not emerge from the dreams of surrealists or the work of subconsciousness. It is a game of imagination, where all ties are carefully chosen to construct a literary plot. Any one of Cheval’s paintings is a map of his journey into illusion. His work is often metaphorical and requires a sharp eye to decipher the often hidden allusions." (taken from his bio on his website)

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[agelessphotography]

Fashion by Lelong, Paris (Virginia Kent and Peggy Leaf), George Hoyningen-Huene, 1934

[thefugitivesaint]

Vera Bock (1905-1973), ''Oscar Wilde Fairy Tales'', 1935 Source

[colorfuldonutrunaway]

Full body pic of Wolf AKA Roman.

Wolf was a member of a secret council of intellectuals who had no name--just call them The Council. They are a group of highly intelligent (think 180-300 IQ) individuals who hide their true intelligence from the world and release inventions under a front organization to avoid getting exploited by those in power. One major base is located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Here, the council offers massive funding so scientists can operate without being under the thumb of a government and do work at their own pace.

They have a very strict set of things that are banned to prevent the scientists in their order from abusing their unique skills, exposing the group, or introducing a dangerous creation to the world. One of the things they ban is genetic alteration, due to an...interesting incident in 1978 that caused the deaths of the offending scientist and several civilians.

When Roman discovered that he was possibly dying from a rare wasting disease, he opted to secretly insert wolf DNA into his cells. This went well until an assistant startled him when he was doing this, causing him to insert a high amount into his cells at once. He painfully transformed into the Wolf.

The Wolf and his assistant only managed to keep their secret for a week or two before the Council found out and summoned them to their court. Without even getting a say in edgewise, Roman was banned from the Council, his funding reduced to nothing, and was threatened to never operate in the field of genetics ever again.

Wolf refused to back down. After purchasing Council items off the black market, convincing a gang lord to loan him ne'erdowells as minions, hacking into banks around the world to get easy money, and building a laboratory in an abandoned nuke bunker underneath the Pennsylvanian town of Kindhaven, Wolf will continue practicing the scientific arts and contributing to humanity. Screw the council and their rules, this genetic alteration incident was the best thing that happened to him. But how is he going to patent his creations without attracting their attention?

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Picture quality is so ass, tbh I drew this in under 12 minutes, so it's not my best work. I'll try to work harder.

As for why he's barefoot when that's not good lab safety? Well...meh, I just wanted to show that he has animal paws lol, normally he's wearing boots in the lab.

[jareckiworld]

Leon Zernitsky — Avant-Garde Jazz  (acrylic on canvas, 2018)

[the-aesthetic-humans]

Billy Wirth

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