#ArtThatS

[silentstrokesart]

“Some gazes don’t ask to be understood — they demand it.”

A troubled child, or a mirror of unspoken emotions?

Habermann’s “Problem Child” doesn’t just capture a young girl — it captures defiance, solitude, and the silent storms of being misunderstood.

Her posture isn’t just body language. It’s a quiet rebellion.

🖌️ Hugo von Habermann, 1886

How does this painting make you feel?

[miraclemaya]

new jacob geller video is good but the problem is that The City is, at the end of the day, just a continuation of settler colonialism. he did touch on this but really not for that long. and sure you can say that's the point but the problem then becomes is it okay to make a work of art about that by doing that.

[three-dee-ess]

official 3ds post

LAIOS DUNMESHI THEMEEE please <3

HERE U GO ANONNNNN i hope you like it!!!!! ^^

[mybeingthere]

YOKO WATANABE “TETOTUTITO”

Tetotutito is a Japanese contemporary ceramics artist who creates pieces that tell herstories. Each work acts as a recorded message. Her daily emotions are transmittedand preserved in the clay.

“I feel the river around me. The water, like time, passes over me, and I am left alone inthe river. The flow is too fast for me. I feel uneasy, but I endure it. The water passing infront of me is the future, but before I know it, turns into the far away past.”

Her work is not all perfect, or beautiful, or lovely, but there is a melancholy in her artthat pulls at you. It compels you to come closer and hold it in your hands. There is ahint of sorrow that we all carry. The emotions and stories depicted here echo your own.That is her art.

Tetotutito lives in Kamakura along the Shonan coastline of Kanagawa prefecture.

※tetotutito means “Hand and Soil” in Japanese.

[catspores]

their size difference is fucking hilarious to me

anyways valrey artthats supposed to be vaguely angsty

[per11winkle]

garden artthat took way longer than it should because SCHOOL SUCKS

[gabby-135]

Fashion trendsHardly any other world turns as quickly as the fashion merry-go-round. What is seen as poor taste today can be hot tomorrow - and vice versa. Trendsetters, fashion journalists, style gurus, stars, bloggers and designers worldwide show us what is in and what we better ought to stay away from. Peter Pan collar, ethnic look, animal prints or rather the little black dress? So that you don't lose track of where fashion is going, we'll search for international trends for you. The most important rule, however, is and remains this: Wear what you like!Getty Images, Getty Images for Kaftan CitraVelvet is here to stay – forever?!If the international fashion shows are anything to go by, that’s the way it looks – preferably all over. Velvet dresses, velvet skirts, velvet suits are all popular, and not just in classic colours such as black or navy, but in bright mustard and burgundy shades too. The fabric is soft, warm and comfortable and, with the right design, screams luxury and opulence, especially when the outfit is floor-length. XL-lengths are another current megatrend!Getty Images (2)Pretty in plaidChecks have become a fashion evergreen. True fashionistas dress in tartan (Scottish checks) or Vichy (gingham), preferably from head to toe. Gingham, a combination of white squares with black and often blue, red or pastel shades, has long been a favourite choice for a light, summer look. Now, alongside Scottish tartan (preferably red), it enjoys a wardrobe presence all year round.Getty Images (2)From black to metallicHave you heard the bold saying, “Wear black or stay naked”? It’s true! Black is a key element of current fashion trends. And so is grey! Both are colours that can individually be combined with statement pieces or worn with splashes of pop-out colour, as well as monochrome outfits using a range of patterns and textures. Grey always looks well-dressed, and a grey cashmere pullover creates a wonderfully casual elegance. Sparkling looks in silver and metallics are also right on trend, and they’re unbeatable when worn in combination with grey shades.AFP/Getty Images, Gamma-Rapho via Getty ImagesA weekend in the countrysideBritish country style is celebrating a comeback. With classic tweed suits and tartan patterns, long boots, leather buttons and cosy knitwear. Colour code: earthy tones in every shade, with cream, a little red and, of course, green. Essentially: laid-back, cool and natural.AFP/Getty Images (2)Patchwork as artThat’s truly brave: Silvery shimmering patches are combined with net fabric and knitted glitter wool to create an oversized pullover. Wildly patterned patches seem to have been thrown together at random, competing with one another. Colourful strings of pearls swing with every movement. Fake fur and enormous bows join the party too, when it comes to transforming otherwise simple dresses into outstanding and extravagant statement pieces.WireImage, Gamma-Rapho via Getty ImagesBusiness as usual?Certainly not! Trouser suits are all-rounders, making them our number one choice for the office and into the evening. They can be classic, or sometimes made of funky and colourful cord or velvet with a brave seventies look. Hands off anything that emphasises a tailored waist! That’s too stressed and what’s more, totally out. Boyfriend styles and the layered look are much more relaxed

[throughtheeyesofbee]

1.7.2025

Play.

I thought that once I graduated college and left the strict and structured world of fine artthat I would reach my creative peak. That art would feel free again. I thought once I rented my first studio struggled to save and get a wheel that now that I have all the resources I need that I would be able to crank out work. I would be a beast. A machine.

I was wrong.

I didn’t realize how I’ve been basically brainwashed that creative success is selling in art markets, making content, getting art show opportunities….but thats never why I did art.. its never why I decided to be an artist. I chose art because it was my outlet, it was healing, it helped me find myself… I need to get back to that. Back to the the root of why I was bold to pursue a creative job in the first place . Why is that so hard? Creating for the sake of creating should be easy when you an artist…..

Right?

[rna-world]

Ilysm Your art makes me really fucking happy over joyed over it. I might be overzealous but still If i could give you anything in the world i would.

I'm so glad that the artthat I make for myself and like 3 other people can be enjoyed by Others too :))) I love to make people happy with my little doodles

[ulfgbohlin]

[samw3000]

Tactical Image Ops

Greed is your gasolineUnnerving self-serving behaviour—The craziest thing I've ever seenVolunteering your vaselineCharity work keeps your conscience cleanRunning your life like a PR machineCompassion as cosplayKindness as performance artThat's your every dayBuilding a saintly personaTo outsmart accountabilityAnd wrap yourself in Plausible deniability © 2025 Samantha Williams. All Rights Reserved.

[geofflewriter]

Smarty-Pants #Limerick

This week it’s smart as the prompt.  What else? Creative writing is a wonderful artThat makes me feel I’m really quite smartBut this self admirationEnds with the temptationTo finish this rhyme with a gratuitous fart.

[doktorno83]

2023 summary of art

That was a great year! Onwards to 2024!

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[redbatchedcumbermayned]

I can only give the compliment back! It was a delight working with you, trusting you to not just recreate a painting from the inspiration and references I gave you but make it wholly your own. You truly made a piece of artthat references those paintings coming before it but creating something new and special. And I'm so glad you took the plunge with me. <333

Heinrix as Saint Sebastian and Isha as Saint Irene by @thatzombiecat

Inspired by the great master artists, I'm immensely grateful to @thatzombiecat for taking on this commission and creating this masterpiece.

Words can't describe how happy I am. It is stunning, magnificent, so tender and gentle. It is as if you had pulled it right out of my brain and given it shape.

It beautifully encapsulates the spirit of their relationshipand is the underlying theme of Much Ado About The Rogue Trader, woven subtly into every chapter and interaction between them.

The amount of symbolism you put into there, TZC, is just stunning. I was blown away by seeing you iterate through the different versions of this painting. Each preview was already perfect, but this is just mind-blowingly beautiful!

Thank you, my friend, from the bottom of my heart. <3333

[tacogrande]

some log overdue artthats bbeen sitting in my patreon for monthS DUISHS

[bluepulsebluepulse]

@BluepulseBluepulse Is Now On Deviant Art

That’s right! I have now joined Deviant Art! I haven’t posted all of my fanarts on there, but I’ve posted the ones that I like the most. Feel free to drop by and say hello over there if you like. 

https://www.deviantart.com/bluepulsebluepulse