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I know i haven't posted anything a while... but i had a reason: school testings. So here is two thomas jefferson sketches I painted today and yesterday.

Marius on the ruins of Carthage

“Like Marius in the ruins of Carthage, Chase thought, without any precise historical analogy in mind, as he stood in front of the marble fireplace and looked up at the spot where the painting of Kate’s mother would hang, once the boxes, trunks and crates had been opened and unpacked. Everything that he had owned in Ohio had been shipped to Washington. One way or another, he thought, he would be here to the end.”

This illustration was specifically inspired by Gore Vidal’s depiction and characterization of Chase in the novel Lincoln (which the excerpt above was taken from). Till now I have to say his character understanding of Chase is not entirely the same as mine, but his depiction was my earliest and most fascinating (though toxic af) inspiration for my version of Chase. I referenced and took inspiration from this painting of John Vanderlyn on such a subject and the comments here I found was quite interesting, and I believe Gore Vidal had meant to make this attempt lol!!

Made this little dumb thing because of a comment on some tiktok video. And Lams shippers? Enjoy. Kinda.

Idk what had gotten into me, but i drew this

Im writing historical jeffmads fanfic, so stay tuned!

Can you mayhaps draw..... Madison and Jefferson kissing...........

Well, I tried

HE IS A RAT, NOT A MOUSE, SACKO

What tf did I just draw

jeffmads…lord save me……

the creatures……

During the French Revolution, particularly during the Reign of Terror, many radical factions within the revolutionary government, especially the Jacobins, wanted to execute Lafayette due to his perceived moderate stance and attempts to decrease the violence during the revolution, which ultimately led him to flee France and be imprisoned by the Austrians. Although he was not executed, many of his family members were guillotined or hanged, and he was threatened to be hanged right beside them.