An illustration of a man carrying a camera walking through the forest with a fox as magical creatures surround them.

🎵 The Parade 🎶
[ #art ]

A four panel comic. Panel 1 has a brown anthropomorphic cat in a living room, in a chair, in a sweater, with a blanket over his lap. There's a blue speech bubble floating up from the space beside his chair, over his head and into panel two. The bubble holds a long, yowling meow, ended with three exclamation marks. Panel 2 shows the speech bubble ends at the open mouth of a Siamese tabby cat. In Panel 3, the anthro cat moves his paws from his lap, and speaks in purple speech bubbles. "Wow! Hi! What's up? What's all that about?" The Siamese tabby jumps up onto the blanket, with a blue bubble reading; "Mrah!!" Panel 4 shows her curled up on his lap, both of them purring.

Based on a true story🐈🗣️
#comic #cats #sona #meow

Mark Grantham
(Candian painter b. 1966)
“Radiant street
(Falkland Street, Halifax)," 2019
Acrylic on canvas board

Two women sit in casual embrace, lips close, one in shades of coral and the other in lilac. Attached to a collar on Coral's neck, a thin golden chain dangles between their fingers. The lingerie set split between them is equally golden. Lilac is wearing a lace bra that slips from her shoulder, while Coral wears a garter belt that disappears into her boxers. They are bordered in dark blue.

⛓️Kinktober 2o25✂️
#kinktober #masc #chain #butch #lace

A painting of colorful tulips of different colors at a close perspective. Scattered light travels through the petals and surrounding landscape.

My painting BACKYARD TULIPS

A pale blue moon shines onto the crevices of snow caught in pitch black branches, dark trees taking up most of the artwork. Silhouetted at the moon's middle is an equally dark cat, perched on a branch, with glowingly bright orange-yellow eyes. The cat is looking directly at the viewer, tail swishing idly.

"I'm just a cat. I live near the woods. I like shiny things. And I listen." 🐈‍⬛

#nitw #lostconstellation #art

A mostly ink fairly vibrant high contrast drawing of a fox face with many lines and scratchings

Big soft fox face picture

my piece for the Knights of Guinevere show at Gallery Nucleus 💙
can't wait to see more of these guys!

An ink and watercolor sketch. A man on the sidewalk looks up in mild surprise at the cat who has just pushed a heavy flowerpot from the window over head, trying to figure out if it was aiming for him.

The Attempt

ELDRITCH CAINE FROM GLITCH PRODUCTIONS AND GOOSEWORX'S "THE AMAZING DIGITAL CIRCUS" EPISODE 8 "hjsakldfhl"

WHY DO YOU PEOPLE TORMENT ME ? ! ? !

[ #art #fanart #caine #tadc ]

Smile

A pair of turquoises de beaded evening heeled shoes with pointed toes

A pair of royal blue satin evening shoes with strappy decoration and an upturned toe

A pair of pale pink evening heels with ribbon fastening inspired by ballet shoes

A pair of sheer grey green evening heels with multicoloured sequins and beads

Thursdays are quite a LOT with a good six hours of teaching so here a confectionary selection of impractical footwear (at least for my huge feet) to soothe a tired brain. All late #1950s Roger Vivier for Dior @metmuseum.org #FashionHistory 🗃️🪡

What Birds Dream About: How Evolution Invented REM in the Avian Brain So We May Practice the Possible in Our Sleep “It may be that in REM, this gloaming between waking consciousness and the unconscious, we practice the possible into the real… It may be that we evolved to dream ourselves into reality…

What Birds Dream About

www.themarginalian.org/2026/03/11/b...

Really interesting read.

A skeletal death, in a black, hooded robe, sits, hand under chin, scythe on the ground, surrounded by flocks of ravens. The painting "Tired or The Weary Death", Pavel Karlovich, Wenig

The Weary Death / Tired, Pavel Karlovich Wenig, 1915

#TheVictorianBookoftheDead #AlfredHitchcockDay

Redoing Our Worst Performing Episode EVER YouTube video by Drawfee Show

Our wonderful patrons told us to redo our worst performing episode topic and so that is what we did (sort of) youtu.be/m1jhJHyuyao

Old bird painting, still think it turned out neat
#crow #raven #bird #birdskull #skeleton #art #digitalart

A man in a belted raglan trenchcoat. The fullness creates little pleats near his belt at his back.

A man in a single-breasted tan mac. He's wearing it over a brown sport coat and dotted burgundy scarf.

A man wearing a single breasted coat inspired by something French Army officers wore during WWII. The back has a deep inverted pleat.

Some photos of their Tielocken coats. They feature a raglan sleeve, belted waist, and one-piece sleeve. Design was originally made for war.

The Japanese brand Concetto seems interesting. They have a romantic mid-century vibe like Coherence (another great outerwear maker). Range includes raglan Tielocken coats with one-piece sleeves and French Army motorcycle coats with deep inverted pleats like Loden outerwear

Image: Autumn Scene in the Adirondacks, 1877. William Hart (American, 1823–1894). Cleveland Museum of Art.

Image: Autumn in the Catskills, 1873. Jervis McEntee (American, 1828-1891). Cleveland Museum of Art.

Image: The Golden Hour, 1865. Samuel Palmer (British, 1805–1881). Cleveland Museum of Art.

Continuing the celebration of autumn’s beauty from the Cleveland Museum of Art collection:
🍂 Autumn Scene in the Adirondacks, 1877 by William Hart
🍂 Autumn in the Catskills, 1873 by Jervis McEntee
🍂 The Golden Hour, 1865 by Samuel Palmer
Each captures the glow & serene atmosphere of the season.

Drawing in black ink, mostly in silhouette, of a male blue peafowl standing on a branch.

Blue peafowl.
Ink on Fabriano Medioevalis, approximately 85 × 133 mm.

Not so happy with this as I'd hoped to be. A combination of tiredness and my not managing the ink consistency well enough, resulting in quite a few areas of unsightly patchiness.

Simplified diagram of comparative anatomy of jaw closing muscles. Mammal style jaw muscles on left and reptilian style on the right. Big muscles close big jaws

I’m doing a creature design demo this weekend at Lightbox Expo, here’s a taster of what I’ll be covering 💪

woman wearing a kind of dress made of ropes & light fabric. she is playing a strange musical instrument.

the full bard. you guys deserve this

Inktober illustration of eye and claws through…a plant? Text says time for your bath

Illustration of a two woman looking at each other, one is facing away from the camera. The other is looking directly at it

Inktobers day 24, 25

matchstick
#art #oc

dig this home featured in the new architectural digest. it's a 1906 tudor in pasadena, originally built as a horse stable for a large estate and now converted into a home.

After my dad died I’d skip class, grades dropped, detentions stacked, etc. I still drew but I didn’t care about anything. The principal called me into her office one day, figured I messed up again, but she just handed me a box of colored pencils and said “happy birthday”. NEVER forgot that.

knights of guinevere fan art

well hello

Just want to shoutout @tbskyen.com, it’s an honor to have our pilot absolutely dissected by every frame. Thank you, everyone worked so hard, you even shout out often overlooked departments! It’s so motivating seeing someone dig into it this much. 🙏🏻 Makes every second worth it.

Don't mind me, I'm just emotional about The Internet Archive on this fine Saturday. Wym there's this publically available collection of knowledge and culture FOR FREE?? I found all these art books i can't afford. A fuckton of corporate educational VHS cassettes? Paintings? Movies? Songs? GRATUIT???

Basil Rathbone standing on some brick steps outside of his home. He's wearing an overcoat that comes down below his knee. He's also wearing what appears to be gray trousers and black dress shoes.

A Suitsupply model wears a navy "overcoat," which barely reaches mid-thigh. He pairs it with a navy turtleneck, gray pleated trousers, and black shoes.

The effect of car dependency: in 1940, Basil Rathbone was photographed wearing an overcoat outside his home. As more men relied on cars, overcoats became shorter to accommodate drivers. Today, the right is marketed as an "overcoat," even if it would've been considered more sport coat length in 1940.

#pixelart #artpost