maid-en-china:

Happy Earth Day!

Instead of the usual talk about pollution and global warming, I would like to dedicate this drawing to the beauty we still have left on our planet. There is still so much left to protect and so many mysteries of nature left to discover. This ecosystem that sustains our life is so full of wonder. 

Don’t ever lose touch with your origin. This blue planet is our home. Cherish it.

maid-en-china:

I was testing out some cloud brushes I made in Photoshop last night and went little crazy with them. Each drawing was done under an hour. I will be making a tutorial plus download to the brushes after I finish the Fisheye Placebo strip :)

analterror:

zandraart:

analterror:

hollyhocksandtulips:

Illustration by Gil Elvgren

someone draw connor in this post please 

Have fun!

THIS IS BEST

aikominamoto:

By me AikoMinamoto (Ernalyn Coe) for someone special. ;-;

asdfghjkl; thank you! *-*

c0ssette:

Le Printemps (Spring) By Pierre Auguste Cot (1873) detail.

Matthew Howorth

gigidigi:

Almond and Peridot.

And, you guessed it, another Kickstarter plug! We’re currently less than $800 away from our next stretch goal!

kateordie:

gingerhaze:

An assignment for Advanced Digital! We were supposed to make a gif portrait of a historical figure. I chose Julie d’Aubigny, 17th century swordsmaster and opera singer, responsible for the deaths of at least ten men in duels, and openly bisexual. After her lover was placed into a convent by the girl’s parents, d’Aubigny took the vows to enter the convent as a novice, then rescued her lover and set the convent on fire to cover their escape. Dang. 

Noelle, I’m available for marriage.

realisticanatomy:

saw a shirt i like..been awhile since i drew anything sigh.

realisticanatomy:

artblock again :C put this on hold for a week haha

jaded-mandarin:

Franz Xaver Winterhalter. Detail from Florinda, 1853.

Pierre Bonnaud, Salome

silvysartfulness:

That’s… beautiful.

robertandrosalind:

more bioshock (ignore tennenbaums hands please)