Frantisek Kupka, czech painter and grahic artist
He was a pioneer and co-founder of the early phases of the abstract art movement and Orphic Cubism->that focused on pure abstraction and bright colors

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Frantisek Kupka, czech painter and grahic artist
He was a pioneer and co-founder of the early phases of the abstract art movement and Orphic Cubism->that focused on pure abstraction and bright colors

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[Inatober 2019] Day 13: Friday Thirteen
I’m sorry for not submitting anything here these days, I didn’t have the time to scan the drawings ;v;
I really went up here. I must say that at first I was going to do something about the movie “Friday the 13th” and draw them in a lake camp but when I read the synopsis I shit myself because I hate horror movies or violent movies. I’m this kind of person that can only watch children movies and a really few others. I hate blood, violence, murders (unless is detective related as Sherlock Holmes/Poirot/Others), crying... And I also dislike “love movies” because most of them are bullshit or “comedy movies” because the same thing, I hate “sex jokes” so much and most of the comedy movies are based on them. My humour is really strange...
Sooo I decide to make something different and draw Orpheus with black cats because of the bad luck (bullshit too), but cats are cute and I can draw them =D I love cats. Anyways, Fideo has a “Friday the 13th” t-shirts as tribute of my first idea.
I don’t know why I wanted to use Orpheus for this promt, but I really wanted. Then I read that in Italy Friday 13th isn’t a “bad luck day” it’s the 17th, is it bad luck? is it the supreme joke of universe? Who knows.
I love Rome, I love Italy, so much... I hope I didn’t disgrace the Coliseum.
Orpheus is a Team I really like, I like all its members so much, even the benched. The Orpheus related episodes are my favs (because Kidou and Fudou) Also my brother and me really laugh becuase Fideo means noodle here. I’m really sad that in Orion the Italian Team was other one... I wanted to see them again :,( I also add Luca and Hidetoshi aaand Demonio Strada :D Because I have the headcanon that after the FFI he entered Orpheus and become friends with everyone.
I also add a little Fudou and Kidou. And I tried to make Fubuki and Someoka silhouettes. I didn’t do it well.
I really how this one turned out.
Inatober by @inazumafocus
J'ai perdu mon Eurydice, Rien est égal à mon malheur. Sort cruel, Quelle rigueur, Rien est égal mon malheur. Je succombe à ma douleur. Eurydice! Eurydice! Quelle supplice! Repond moi, C'est ton époux, ton Fidel. Entend ma voix qui t'appelle, Entend qui t'appelles. #london #paris #mooddujour #travelgram #prettylittletrips #travel #belleepoque #petitpalais #orpheo #eurydice #art #19thcentury #victorian #words #littestoriesofmylife #instapoet #poetry #poetsofinstagram #gluck #loveisallyouneed #love #male #aesthetic (at Petit Palais) https://www.instagram.com/p/B8EK8W8HY3b/?igshid=k6zxdkkk7s70
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Orpheus mixed media drawing 2018 (sold) I’m biased, but I think it helps to listen to Andrew Bird’s “Orpheo Looks Back” while viewing. take care.

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May 11, 1967: Neither the horse nor the rider was injured at the Aqueduct Spring Steeplechase, and, despite rain and cold, more than 24,00 fans came to observe the race, which offered the biggest daily double payoff in more than two years, The Times reported. Buen Tiro emerged the winner, finishing the slippery course in 1 minute 11 seconds. Photo: Patrick A. Burns/The New York Times
“All the world’s a stage” HAPPY #worldtheatreday ! Here are some wonderful shows I worked on: @nytimes highlights #deadlyshewolf , #orpheo by @bob___wilson with @rafal_zawierucha now in @tarantinoxx s new movie @onceinhollywood , @ghoulmastershauntedplayhouse by the talented @peteycarterworld and #TBT pics from my time at @theacademyinstagram 🎭WHAT IS YOUR FAV SHOW OR MUSICAL?🎭 (at Los Angeles, California) https://www.instagram.com/p/BvhxzmIhGqe/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1wkgd9opedyjf