#white wings

Cupid and Psyche

Artist: Edward Burne-Jones (English, 1833–1898)

Date: c. 1870

Medium: Watercolor, gouache and pastel on moderately thick, moderately textured, wove paper mounted on linen

Collection: Yale Center for British Art, New Haven, CT, United States

Description

…days of butterflies, warm sun, and colors…

Winged Figure

Artist: Abbott Handerson Thayer (American, 1849–1921)

Date: 1889

Medium: Oil on canvas

Just watched kung fu panda 2 and like any sane and average human being I hit my faves with the rarepair AND yaoi beam.. Claws at the walls of my enclose GHRHRGRHEHHH LET ME OUT OF HERE I NEED MORE OF THEM SO BAD... GUYS!!! GUYSYSYAAARAGGGAGGAH

❤ I doubt I'll post about them more but aaughhh aauagahh I fucking love toxic yaoi I love love love love them I wish Shen was still alive..shen..sheennn...i love you my goat..im sad there's so little content about them but when do I ever ship neomal things..im not surprised...anywho...hi kung fu panda fandom ❤ walks away ok but I love shens design sm...Sigh he was fun to draw.. Ok enough about the gay peacock CRANE IS MY FAVORITE OF THE FURIOUS FIVE..I LOVE HIM SM HE'S MY KTKTLE SWEETIE PIE LOOK AT HIM AWW I LOVE YOU CRANE..my freaking goat!!ANYWYAYY hope you guys like!! This was based off of Chinese textile art I thought it would look pretty heh AAAAAAAAAAAGHHHHH SOMEBODY LOBOTOMIZE MEE

Also also also heh ima need y'all to translate the Chinese text..(it means eternal love because cranes mate for life..heh..hence the color.. Eternal is crane color and love is shen..ehh.hehehehhe..IM SO SMART SOMEBODY CALL EINSTEIN) btw I'm definitely not the first one to ship this due to the 2010 deviantart users that had a little group for it..but despite that they actually don't have a ship name because it was always 'Shen x Crane" or something..sooo III suggest we name this ship white/crimsonwings heh trust me guys!! Ok anyways

enough about me geeking over birds close ups under the cut!! I'm very proud of how this came out so there's a good few heh.. Bash fully crawls away like a spider

Truth, Time and History

Artist: Francisco de Goya y Lucientes (Spanish, 1746-1828)

Date: c. 1804–1808

Medium: Oil on canvas

Collection: National Museum, Stockholm, Sweden

Description

History sits nude on a rock in the front center of the painting, holding a white quill with an open book in her lap. Wrapped around her waist is a green cloth, and another book lies open at her feet.

Time appears behind History, to the right. He is an elderly, bearded man holding an hourglass. His face looks upward so that most of the details of his features are obscured from view. Time bears large, white wings that extend outward, off the canvas on the right and on the left, behind the body of the third figure, who he grips by the arm.

There are conflicting interpretations of the identity of the woman dressed in white on the left of the painting. Most often labeled Truth, she faces the viewer with her breasts partially exposed, holding a scepter in her left hand and a gray book in her right.