fre1schuetz

[fre1schuetz]

IAN FLEMING CASINO ROYALE 1953

[fre1schuetz]

St. Hildegard of Bingen (1098–1179)💙

A mystic, composer, herbalist, and visionary, St. Hildegard of Bingen was a female legend of history!! She received divine visions from a very young age, & later recorded her revelations in texts and visionary art. She blended theology, cosmology, & natural healing into her writing.

She was a pioneer of sacred music and holistic medicine, and quite ahead of her time. She was canonized and later named a Doctor of the Church.

[fre1schuetz]

The summer hikaru died

[fre1schuetz]

WHO DECIDES WAR Ignatius & Eden Jackets 2025 if you want to support this blog consider donating to: ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

[fre1schuetz]

Pray, machine, for me!

tried my spin at the broken doll trend i saw on my tiktok fyp, so it's a mix of that and a sole eye from the 'the fallen angel' painting ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[fre1schuetz]

.✨️🌙

[fre1schuetz]

[fre1schuetz]

I think their relationship has the potential to be the weirdest thing in the world

[fre1schuetz]

Bonjour everyone, it’s time for my claim for @aphabriefhistoryoftime! My claim was the German revolution 1848/1849, and instead of focusing solely on the bloodshed that came with it, I wanted to portray Prussia’s personal struggle some more and the hopes projected on him - which he would go on to not just disappoint but crush. So slightly more “abstract” approach that I took here.

The historic background is that in 1848, many German states had their own revolutions, including Prussia, in which the German people demanded a unified Germany. Chiefly among them was Baden which held out the longest with democratic demands alongside the national ones, but others were quite accepting of constitutional monarchy and looked towards Prussia as the leading force of this ‘Germany’. And for a moment it looked as though it could work–

but Prussia went back on concessions made towards its population and brutally beat back revolutions. Baden had to surrender in order to prevent a massacre at the hands of the Prussian military.

Baden’s design (the lady holding back Ludwig) is by @ask-baden, thank you so much as always for letting me use her design for this!

[fre1schuetz]

Barbie as the Princess and the Pauper✨

[fre1schuetz]

Yeehawgust Day 17: In the Valley

[fre1schuetz]

saw someone do a wiggly drawing with website link in post and before I knew it, there was sayaka

link https://internet-janitor.itch.io/wigglypaint

[fre1schuetz]

this silly show had me crying so bad

[fre1schuetz]

Sayaka à la poissonnerie

I saw a fish shop today, guess who I thought about

(The last one was an eyestrain, so I went for something less saturated here)

[fre1schuetz]

wild + roses

Tasyi, the protagonist of The Wildercourt (a graphic novel I am slowly drawing and maybe will even finish some day).

[fre1schuetz]

Since KCD2 came out, the fandom got a lot bigger and seems very much alive! so I decided to repost my old kcd fanart - made before the second game came out.

I still love the first and the second one very much.

[fre1schuetz]

And here's the whole series. I'm kinda proud of myself - when they all put together I can see the amount of work - and I love my characters a lot. :) Now, I wonder, which one is your favorite? My personal favorite is 2nd - I think I did Lyra justice with those wings. Since this is gonna be a long post anyway, I'm gonna add a few sketches for some of them below.

Last one was an alternative variant for the 10th piece but I imagined that people would misinterpret it BAD so I decided to draw another one. I still like this sketch, however, maybe I'll finish it with lineart or sth like that. And another sketch also had Devil in it but since this piece was more focused on emptiness, I just erased him. Well now you know he was there. And about the knife... now you know who did that, too. After holidays I want to update my lore post a bit so stay tuned for that :]