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[twilighttwilight-nihilnihil]

Marc Bell

Maggot Brain, Issue #4

Spring 2021

[cloudyydraws]

saiki k doodles bc i watched it 10 times last month

[infinitetrainss]

so how we feeling about the new sonic game

[staticstratosphere]

my new 'puter!! :]

[paunchsalazar]

free to be you and me

[tsarjozinzbazin]

guys the reception for the terror art is crazy idk what to do with it ily guys

[getindumdums]

Saw a post talking about Donnies sneaking into schools to write silly math problems on the board. You get 03 Don cause I'm in the midst of watching the 03 series for the first time.

[wehavekookies]

An alternative cover I've painted last year for the Book / Deck of Many Things has been released, and I am very happy with how it turned out in print / on the final product :)

[froot-stickers]

[adobe-outdesign]

One leak I haven't heard anyone talk about is the beta Shiftry designs

I love Shiftry's released design with all my heart but with that said I would kill a man to get something like the beta as a regional

[g-m-kaye]

Posting this sketch on its own at the request of my lovely friend @sotwk whose world building and love for Thranduil inspired this quick rendition of two Thranduilion riding in Greenwood the Great! 🌳 🍂

[toraoistired]

this is how i look hunched over my computer rn

rt tho i think robin would absolutely love boops and would be going ham on the boop button

[skrunksthatwunk]

skwisgaar punished arc

[nopanamaman]

the world is smiling on me

[inkyisy]

strangercels be seething at hearthchads

based on this tweet featuring this meme

[dailyrothko]

Today we remember 𝗠𝗔𝗥𝗞 𝗥𝗢𝗧𝗛𝗞𝗢, who died on this day in 1970. Rothko's work has left an indelible impression on millions of people. Many viewers have had transformative emotional experiences interacting with his paintings, the same kinds of experiences Rothko claimed to have painting them. In spite of the grand scale of many of his paintings , Rothko sought an intimate communication between the work of art and the "Sensitive observer" he trusted more than any critic.

It's impossible for some artists to rise above their myth, doubly perhaps when the manner of their death creates headlines overshadowing more measured insights that might push us towards the elucidation needed for human understanding. But if the man himself has dimmed by absence, his impact is impossible to shrink to irrelevancy or chalk up to artistic fad. His work endures. His passionate dedication shines through and holds itself brightly in hearts of generations of art lovers.

In his Pratt lecture, Rothko's last public statement, he said,"...many of those who are driven to this life are desperately searching for those pockets of silence where we can root and grow. We must all hope we find them." Somewhere inside Rothko's vast explorations of painted light, many of us have.

Peace and love to all art lovers and thank you for sharing the artwork and helping it live though your eyes and experiences

(for those asking about the music, I wrote it)