-The Book Thief, for farewellthorinoakenshield

Stunning Conceptual Scarves Mimic the Wings of Birds

Melbourne-based fashion designer Roza Khamitova continuously creates a collection of conceptual scarves, which are inspired by the anatomy of the bird. When each piece is worn as a shawl, it creates the illusion of having enormous beautiful feathers and bird wings.

The stunning illustrations on Khamitova’s pieces are hand-painted and digitally printed on non-toxic and a primarily cotton recyclable material, which is itch-free. You can find more designs and colors of her creations at her Etsy shop called Shovava. 

Emoji Challenge Vr. 2.

Art Challenge: 30 Important Expressions

Draw ‘em all, or have someone send you a character and a number… it’s your wonderland, Alice. Reblog, add your own. Have a good time.

(some suggestions were lovingly crowd-sourced from kayzig samwisedamgee marianascosta geekysideburns briandanielwolf sarahfu and indigoats.com!)

OH MY GOD going to try this >v>

Aaah! Dragony creature heads for Jesse (aka. notexactlylegal)! 

Sorry for the wait, hun! Thanks for being patient :>

I AM ACTUALLY SCREAMING

Brothers

She would sooner have returned to Meereen on dragon’s wings, to be sure. But that was a desire Drogon did not seem to share.

The Last Guardian (Playstation JP Screenshots)

I love coloring the lines of my lineart directly, and having it separate from the background is super-useful. Here’s a quick trick I learned for doing just that. 

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Progress steps for my Mononoke fan piece! Somebody asked for steps to one of my CG pieces and I have this file on hand! Hope this is helpful, anon! Deviantart: http://tamberella.deviantart.com Instagram: devinmarsss

The site was updated.

Steps for one of my favorite paintings, Fisher! To clarify, the jump from step one to step two is just me painting in her marking colors, not really shading much yet just basically figuring out what colors I want where and blocking things in. 

Omg this is amazing

america

The Google Cultural Institute documents the world’s art and other cultural treasures. At the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco, Google workers 3D scanned these skulls, which you can view at any angle.