Sketchbook ♡
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Sketches
Some recent sketches. I’m gonna be trying to get in to some hearthstone freelance 2019. It’s been a long goal and i feel like i can do it. So i’ll try to push more pieces in that direction.
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Germani Facetti cover art for the 1962 edition of Nineteen Eighty-Four.
Peter De Boer (Dutch, based Amsterdam, Netherlands) - Surfer, 2016 Paintings: Homemade Tempera on Canvas
How to create the creepy mirror effect using a panorama. By lililwanjun10
sanders-trash-4ever
This is so frickin cool
TLATILCO “VENUS” FIGURINE
MORELOS, MEXICO
Mexico
1200-900 BC AD
Bichrome ceramic with light beige slip and brick red ornamental paint.
h. 57 cm; 22 ½ in
The Barbier-Mueller Collection, Pre-Columbian Art
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Mandore player from Histoire de l'art égyptien (1878) by Émile Prisse d'Avennes (1807-1879). Digitally enhanced by rawpixel.
Cue the dramatic piano! I was overcome with sudden inspiration to sprite this thing. I used renders of the official model to ensure that the details and proportions were accurate, though I simplified the head for the sake of making the rotation frames easier. I’ve never actually played Link to the Past, but I tried to follow its art style and limitations as best I could.
Sounding Rocket Launches CHESS Mission to Study the Matter Between Stars : The Colorado High-resolution Echelle Stellar Spectrograph, or CHESS 4, was successfully launched on a NASA Black Brant IX sounding rocket at 12:47 p.m. EDT, April 16 (4:47 a.m. local, April 17) from the Kwajalein Atoll in The Republic of the Marshall Islands. (via NASA)
God smiting some random palm trees
Does the world need more cheap paperback HP Lovecraft novella reprints? The American Eldritch Society for the Preservation of Hearsay and Rumor sure thinks so. Our new edition of the Dream-Quest of Unknown Kadath is available here if you’d like a copy, with its elegant and serene new cover by Lee Grant.
“Lovecraft’s body of fiction is split into two main groups of writing, the initial Dream Cycle and the subsequent Mythos Cycle. While the Mythos heavily explores 20th century natural philosophy, drawing on archeology, evolution, geology, and astronomy to sustain its terrors, the Dream Cycle is a bit looser - a bit more personal. Lovecraft wove fragments from his own vivid dreams into the texts, imbuing them with a clarity of vision that pervades through the conjured worlds. Because Lovecraft’s most affecting dreams were unrelenting nightmares, horror abounds on the page.” - from the introduction, Into the Unknown, by Aladdin Collar