why is this like an infographic about dysphoria

So close to being done with this drawing.. soon ..

Brooch by Marcus & Co., 1900. The Newark Museum of Art.

lumas / 2007 by joshua davis

𝔞𝔡𝔪𝔦𝔯𝔦𝔫𝔤 𝔟𝔢𝔞𝔲𝔱𝔶

-via Faerie Magazine

“Cherry Blossom Spring” and “Evening Showers” by Helene Knott

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challah.png ✡︎ 🥖 ✡︎ 🍞 ✡︎

Happy Birthday to me ! I have a tradition to draw something for myself as a present each year and this time I chose these two (✿◦’ᴗ˘◦)♡

look at kitty 🐈🎀💕

about time to post the nu metal series I did last year 🤘💖✨

🎨 You don't need cutting-edge tools or a high-end machine to create meaningful art. This pixel art landscape was created entirely in MS Paint, the same simple program that comes pre-installed on Windows. I use it for most of my background artworks because it helps me focus purely on composition, color, and detail without overcomplicating the process. Even my PC is a humble, older machine. Yet despite the limitations, my work has been featured in major galleries and on screens around the world. For animation, I use other tools (mainly because MS Paint doesn’t support animation), but I still apply old-school onion skinning techniques to keep the creative process simple and hands-on. The takeaway? You don’t need fancy software or powerful hardware to make something beautiful. Creativity finds a way.

Icy rivers，Scarlet castle