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Stripping some miniatures in a jar with rubbing alcohol and thought this looked cool so I took a photo and edited it a little.
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sovi for @kirtini !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Miscellaneous artwork.
THEYRE SO CUTEEEEEEEEEEEERERERERETETEDEFETEREDETEYERE
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first attack!! this is against @problems-exe's character Solvent :3
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Gerhard Richter made his breakthrough painting, Tisch/Table (1962), based on a photo of Ignazio Gardella's T4 Tavolo in a 1956 issue of Domus magazine, which he partially erased with solvent. This T4 was made in the 1970s and sold in 2022.
Richter's Tisch is Gardella's Tavolo [greg.org] images: Gerhard Richter, Tisch, 1962, via davidzwirner; Domus No. 321 and Richter's maquette for Tisch, 1962, via peterfreemaninc; Gardella T4 Tavolo, sold in Genoa in 2022, via invaluable
✨Day 52
mc pj carrying my friend @problems-exe's character, solvent :3 (featuring prim who is the little guy's dad) these 2 are sonic and tails, rainbow dash and scootaloo, the found family siblings ever
og pj by 7goodangel, mc by me, and solvent and prim by the person I have just tagged
"how to dissolve a problem", "whiz quiz"
Comics dot org indicates a couple "destroy the world" stories published by Atlas in 1957, and then later one in Charlton, so there you can see what has been stopped. Or at least, nuclear fears play out.
