Hey there! I'm Tony, and this is my art blog. This is where I post various art/photography things, some of it my own, but most of it just things I find throughout the net. I try to source all pictures, but I can't always...Unless otherwise stated, consider all posts to be the property of the original posters.

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31st May 2012

Photo reblogged from AFA - art for adults with 516 notes

felixinclusis:

septagonstudios: Olivier Lutaud

felixinclusis:

septagonstudios: Olivier Lutaud

Source: olivierlutaud.com

30th May 2012

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tori to kikai by *shichigoro756

tori to kikai by *shichigoro756

29th May 2012

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Judgement Day by *raysheaf

Judgement Day by *raysheaf

29th May 2012

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The Family Tree by ~nosurprises

The Family Tree by ~nosurprises

29th May 2012

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Sylvestris by *XavierJamonet

Sylvestris by *XavierJamonet

29th May 2012

Photo reblogged from Zéro with 287 notes

zeroing:

meeresstille:
Michelle Jader

zeroing:

meeresstille:

Michelle Jader

Source: meeresstille

28th May 2012

Photoset reblogged from Hi-Fructose Magazine with 1,306 notes

devidsketchbook:

Wood Sculptures by Randall Rosenthal

All Work Hand Carved FromCollaborations One Block Of Wood And Hand Painted

Source: faithistorment.blogspot.com

28th May 2012

Photoset reblogged from gigi d.g.'s doodle hootenanny with 639 notes

gigidigi:

Non-CQ stuff from the past few weeks. Sketches, costume designs, gratuitous bishie portraits, y’all know how we do up in here

Source: gigidigi

28th May 2012

Photoset reblogged from Geek-Art.net with 4,839 notes

-ryan:

slothesaurus:

The Bat Family // artwork by Marcio Takara (2012)

Daaaaamn, Dick. You lookin fiiiiiiiine~

Source: marciotakara.deviantart.com

28th May 2012

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May Colvin, 1919 by `alohalilo
“Here’s something different. This is an illustration by Aurthur Rackham which I found in New York. I don’t often run across things like this, in fact I haven’t seen an original Aurthur Rackham painting for sale for over twenty years. It’s a little weird to post this, since I didn’t draw it, but I really wanted to share it with everyone, as it’s so inspirational. I won’t leave it here for long.
I bought it framed, and it’s currently being re-framed. When I removed it from the old mount I made a high-resolution scan of it. I included the entire illustration board out to the edges, so you can see the little marks Mr. Rackham made in the corners, warming up his pen.This is from a book called British Ballads, published in 1919. The illustration has two dates on the back, 1918, and 1919. The published image was cropped in a rectangle, and looks very much true to this original. The actual watercolor isn’t more than 10 inches tall, which gives you an idea of the sharpness of the ink lines.”

May Colvin, 1919 by `alohalilo

Here’s something different. This is an illustration by Aurthur Rackham which I found in New York. I don’t often run across things like this, in fact I haven’t seen an original Aurthur Rackham painting for sale for over twenty years. It’s a little weird to post this, since I didn’t draw it, but I really wanted to share it with everyone, as it’s so inspirational. I won’t leave it here for long.


I bought it framed, and it’s currently being re-framed. When I removed it from the old mount I made a high-resolution scan of it. I included the entire illustration board out to the edges, so you can see the little marks Mr. Rackham made in the corners, warming up his pen.

This is from a book called British Ballads, published in 1919. The illustration has two dates on the back, 1918, and 1919. The published image was cropped in a rectangle, and looks very much true to this original. The actual watercolor isn’t more than 10 inches tall, which gives you an idea of the sharpness of the ink lines.”