Jomul7
trying to learn to say ah to things. trying to learn how to spell my name. For now, I'm just another wordsmith.
None of these images are my own.
Ask and you shall receive
Submit and surrender!
None of these images are my own.
Ask and you shall receive
Submit and surrender!
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John Lezinsky (USA) - Twelve Stories Inspired by the Mutter Museum | Boy of Bone
Jon Lezinsky was born and raised in Connecticut. He received a BFA in Illustration from Rhode Island School of Design in 1993. His paintings combine traditional media and digital processing to create rich multi-layered works. His work has been published by a variety of clients and has received recognition from Communication Arts, American Illustration, Print Magazine and more. He currently works as a freelance illustrator and designer. Many thanks to darksilenceinsuburbia for introducing us John Lezinsky!
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really love this painting
(Source: artchipel)
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Paintings by Kamalky Laureano.
Just when she’s about to cry. This is art at its finest.
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Ana Teresa Barboza
The beauty and horror of the first one.
I have heard countless stories of these keepers of wild beasts who end up being devoured by them. How more self destructive can you be?
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There’s always something that breaks the magic of the painting when the hand of the artist is included and I wonder if it’s insecurity from the artist as if the name being at the bottom isn’t enough, hmmmmm maybe I’m over analyzing this. Still is striking though
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Artist
Kim Sung Jin
“So Sorry…”
so realistic you would think it’s a photography, and the title is so fitting
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I really like the intensity of his work.
so images can actually talk…
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Various Works of Artist Tamara Natalie Madden, a Jamaican painter whose creations function as allegories to empower the everyday people of African Diaspora.
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