basketbike:

That would be me as a young girl… :)

basketbike:

That would be me as a young girl… :)

(Source: countrywisher)

arpeggia:

Sabine Weiss - Vers la lumière, Paris, 1953

arpeggia:

Sabine Weiss - Vers la lumière, Paris, 1953

cyrail:

Nuare Studio

Got an artwork or an artist you like? Suggest it!

(Source: popularhistorian)

morfin-love-art:

Artiste

Hunsay


Pixiv

aishaneko:

Xenolith is really cool okay even though im having second opinions about this picture im just going to put it up and look the other way e A e 
Last thing I’ll be able to draw for a while till the move —-

aishaneko:

Xenolith is really cool okay even though im having second opinions about this picture im just going to put it up and look the other way e A e 

Last thing I’ll be able to draw for a while till the move —-

artandetcetera:

Rain by Nazar Bilyk

Rain is a 190cm tall sculpture made of bronze and glass. What’s interesting about the sculpture is that the man’s skin appears dry and chapped as one large droplet of “water” seems to balance precariously on his head and blue rivulets of paint run down his body. The sculpture can be seen as an expression of relief encompassed in the moment this man is relieved of his thirst or as a torturous moment in which the man is unable to immediately attain that which has come so close.

victongai:

Mayfly
Victo Ngai
A full page illustration is for the last New Yorker fiction “Mayfly” by Kevin Canty. 
Big thanks to AD Jordan Awan who suggested that we could create an edge to edge butterfly piece focusing on the first paragraph of the story: “Driving across the Utah desert on I‐70, James hit a butterfly with his car. Then another. Then a shower of them, hitting the windshield like hail, wings trapped in the wipers, orange and black. The noise of them, muted but steady, woke Molly from her trance, and she looked out the windshield, at broken wings and yellow smears.”  
You can read the process post on my drawger. 

victongai:

Mayfly

Victo Ngai

A full page illustration is for the last New Yorker fiction “Mayfly” by Kevin Canty


Big thanks to AD Jordan Awan who suggested that we could create an edge to edge butterfly piece focusing on the first paragraph of the story: “Driving across the Utah desert on I‐70, James hit a butterfly with his car. Then another. Then a shower of them, hitting the windshield like hail, wings trapped in the wipers, orange and black. The noise of them, muted but steady, woke Molly from her trance, and she looked out the windshield, at broken wings and yellow smears.”  


You can read the process post on my drawger

huebucket:

Escape [iD 156]
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huebucket:

Escape [iD 156]

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artmonia:

  1. Gravi - Tear
  2. Eye Splash

Paul Shanghai