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Don’t Hug me I’m Scared (by thisisitcollective)

It’s time to post this again , my creative friends!

maffilu:

kampaisuchi:

dinobuttz:

potatofarmgirl:

natashakline:

For all the artists out there. xoxo

I agree with Natasha!  Make stuff even if it HURTS! <3

A lot of my artist buddies NEED to read this <3

I sure did

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exceptdissent:

NO

exceptdissent:

NO

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idk-how-to-art:

Src:

This is showing how you grip a sword

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This can never be unseen!!!!

This can never be unseen!!!!

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holidaycomic:

HOLIDAY&#160;» Page 25&#160;» Start at the beginning
Here’s another batch update of the old pages for you guys, followed by the unfinished pages I updated on deviantART…except now they’re completed!! :D
The next update will be on Memorial Day. 
Please reblog to help spread the word!! &lt;3
© Lauren Bennett

holidaycomic:

HOLIDAY » Page 25 » Start at the beginning


Here’s another batch update of the old pages for you guys, followed by the unfinished pages I updated on deviantART…except now they’re completed!! :D

The next update will be on Memorial Day. 

Please reblog to help spread the word!! <3


© Lauren Bennett

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collectivehistory:

The Third of May 1808 (Execution of the Defenders of Madrid), painting by Francisco Goya ca. 1814
This painting was commissioned by the provisional government of Spain, upon Goya’s suggestion, to commemorate the invasion of Spain by Napoleon’s troops in 1808. At the time it was painted, the painting was considered groundbreaking and revolutionary, as it presents the horrors of war that had heretofore not been openly illustrated. The painting focuses on one man, illuminated in white light in the middle of the painting, arms held out to the sides, facing a French firing squad. His slain companions litter the ground. It is thus considered one of the first pieces of modern art. 

collectivehistory:

The Third of May 1808 (Execution of the Defenders of Madrid), painting by Francisco Goya ca. 1814

This painting was commissioned by the provisional government of Spain, upon Goya’s suggestion, to commemorate the invasion of Spain by Napoleon’s troops in 1808. At the time it was painted, the painting was considered groundbreaking and revolutionary, as it presents the horrors of war that had heretofore not been openly illustrated. The painting focuses on one man, illuminated in white light in the middle of the painting, arms held out to the sides, facing a French firing squad. His slain companions litter the ground. It is thus considered one of the first pieces of modern art. 

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kyulinear:

image

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thehobbitbard:

steampunkgasoline:

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Looks like home

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