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💕Happy Valentine’s Day, have some happy clown girlfriends 🥰
clowns ARE SO REAL🔥🔥🔥🔥 this was supposed to be for clown week but im like. a month late woopsiez
I’d Rather Be Blue Over You
Watercolor and Glitter on Black Cotton Paper
2021, 22"x 30"
Mysotis, Forget Me Nots
Believe Me, Love, It Was the Nightingale
Watercolor On Black Paper
2023, 22"x 30"
Blue Larkspur, Wild Delphiniums
Clown month Day 5: Dessert!!
A Macaclown? A Jesteron? I’m not sure but either way, they have nibbled it it’s theirs now.
@clownartmonth a little treat for you!
Silly clown is all alone and has no friends.
I feel like I need to practice my calligraphy
The beauty of your imagination 🌹 🐟
🙃 Let's do ourmorning exercise 🦜🥰
art trade with @myrrh34
Its been a year since I first drew this impulse art, so I decided it'd be fun to do a bit of a redraw!
An edit based on The Return of Spring, 1886, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau.
The Angel, 2017 - Benjamin Victor
The romantic concept of The Angel speaks of love and death, beauty and frailty, timelessness and temporality. It creates a visual paradox by presenting a young and beautiful angel in a somber pose. She is passionate, yet spiritual. She is ethereal, yet naturalistically rendered. Her enigma is that of all humanity; we are both spiritual and physical beings." - BENJAMIN VICTOR
Ophélie, 1894 - Paul Albert Steck
The Awakening of Psyche by Guillaume Seignac (1904)
