lackadaisycal-art
lackadaisycal-art
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Like to buy me a cup of tea? Here's my tip jar! formerly margallillytfod, cartoon-y art, reblogs on lackadaisycal-nonart
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lackadaisycal-art · 3 days ago
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Let's gossip with mama 🤭
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lackadaisycal-art · 4 days ago
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Pls reblog if you have artist followers
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lackadaisycal-art · 4 days ago
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Got that sexy summer tan in the works
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lackadaisycal-art · 5 days ago
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Does anyone else get those YouTube ads where someone just sings platitudes about procrastination at you and it sounds like a Whose Line segment where they have to spontaneously come up with a youth-targeted Broadway song on the topic so they're just full, run-on sentences that don't rhyme delivered in a vaguely rhythmic manner that can't really be described as a tune. Possibly the worst thing so far to (doubtlessly) be entirely generated by AI
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lackadaisycal-art · 6 days ago
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Fan art of the shark from this BBC article:
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lackadaisycal-art · 7 days ago
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Reblogging cos I'm proud of this 🗣🗣🗣
Papageno and Papagena meet under the moonlight 🐔🐓
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lackadaisycal-art · 8 days ago
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Papageno and Papagena meet under the moonlight 🐔🐓
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lackadaisycal-art · 9 days ago
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After the Bath
or, Why All Fairies Have Pointy Ears
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lackadaisycal-art · 9 days ago
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You are a pearl, that fop had said, and London is your oyster. But what was an oyster? A hard, ugly thing, plated in salt and grit. Layers of razor-sharp shell swelling like a tumor and calcifying, fortifying themselves against outsiders whose fingers could be cut to ribbons for the sin of wanting to eat. Ugly, stinking, coarse and inhospitable, oh she had seen that London. And what was a pearl? An irritant, a bit of grit or a starving parasite, that penetrated the vicious shell and became coated in a beautiful, shining casing, made harmless, but allowed to stay in the soft, milky-white safety of the shell’s interior. Diana had always sneered at the religious, believing them to be gullible and stupid, and yet a persistent superstition had hung about her neck like a weight since her earliest childhood. Let him be more right than he knows, it made her pray now, let that be a sort of prophecy, even from the lips of a cretin. It couldn’t mean nothing, not on the night she had made her entrance into London society.
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lackadaisycal-art · 19 days ago
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Extremely fair point and you're probably right, the theory is not watertight nor uncontroversial etc - but I put it to you that the average person trying to draw a picture of a hand using their own hand as a reference will draw a really bad hand despite having seen many hands in their life. Mostly I just love the idea of them being self-portraits!
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They were probably self portraits all along 🗣🗣🗣
"The puzzling proportions of the Venuses’ bodies may be explained if we think about the perception of one’s body in the prehistoric era. Today, we are well aware of how our bodies look from the outside – the abundance of mirrors, reflective surfaces, cameras, and media representation allows us to see ourselves from every possible angle and perspective.
In the hunter-gatherer society, however, one of the few chances to get familiar with one’s body was simply lowering one’s gaze to inspect it. This angle inevitably led to distorted proportions. Take a look at your own limbs and torso: you will notice the shrunken feet and shortened arms, similar to those on prehistoric figurines."
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lackadaisycal-art · 19 days ago
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They were probably self portraits all along 🗣🗣🗣
"The puzzling proportions of the Venuses’ bodies may be explained if we think about the perception of one’s body in the prehistoric era. Today, we are well aware of how our bodies look from the outside – the abundance of mirrors, reflective surfaces, cameras, and media representation allows us to see ourselves from every possible angle and perspective.
In the hunter-gatherer society, however, one of the few chances to get familiar with one’s body was simply lowering one’s gaze to inspect it. This angle inevitably led to distorted proportions. Take a look at your own limbs and torso: you will notice the shrunken feet and shortened arms, similar to those on prehistoric figurines."
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lackadaisycal-art · 21 days ago
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First pass of concept art for a comic I'm doing for uni
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lackadaisycal-art · 21 days ago
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Second Heyer commission for @alanoriela, this time Frederica! (Well, Alverstoke, Jessamy and Felix technically)
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lackadaisycal-art · 24 days ago
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SPOILERS
Translation: Goodbye
Sad to see Ncuti Gatwa go - loved his doctor!
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lackadaisycal-art · 1 month ago
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Sylvester, Phoebe and Tom
The first of two Georgette Heyer commissions for the lovely @alanoriela
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lackadaisycal-art · 1 month ago
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Sketching in Goodnotes
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lackadaisycal-art · 1 month ago
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First ever lifedrawing class!
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