#art of deception

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meet the bayverse

[hinamie]

quick megumi style study

[chasemakesart1]

Was drawing Jon (from the magnus archives) for other reasons but remembered that I hate doing line art so decided to render and eye-ify it and make a glitchy gif.

The file name for this gif is HelloJonApologiesfortheDeception.GIF lol

Better quality video and drawings below

[edensbackyard]

Tape recorder click sound my beloved

[orionfrommars]

Someone call Elita 😭

[Please do not steal, trace, repost or do anything with my work]

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Art of Deception (2019) Movie Review

Art of Deception – Movie Review Director: Richard Ryan Writer: Michael Marcelin, Richard Ryan (Screenplay) Cast Richard Ryan (Christmas Staycation) Jackie Nova (Ruse) Leon Van Waas Zac Titus (Una Great Movie) Craig Bruenell (Sharknado 2: The Second One) Plot: A scientist studying a deadly virus must fight back when he and his wife are threatened by an organization intent on taking over…

[fantastica-daily]

Art of Deception Movie Review

"Art of Deception" is a surprisingly fun little indie actioner that presents a compelling narrative in which a brilliant scientist finds himself entangled with a dangerous organization aiming for global control. The plot might seem like a classic thriller setup, but it offers more depth than is initially apparent. The action sequences are well-executed, showing off a high level of quality that surpasses expectations for a film that I’m guessing had limited resources to work with.

Richard Ryan (who directs and plays the male lead) and Jackie Nova (who plays the female lead), whose performances bring engaging energy to their roles, are central to the film's zing-factor. The pair play a married couple, something along the lines of the famous "Mr. and Mrs. Smith."

The storyline hands us a complex concept involving a CIA-engineered virus that controls human actions, a premise that, while fantastical, is portrayed convincingly enough to provoke thought. The antagonists are depicted with nuance, making their eventual comeuppance all the more gratifying. Beyond the surface-level excitement, "Art of Deception" delves into themes of sacrifice, love, and the significant impact of individual decisions in the face of a looming global threat. These elements provide a richer, more reflective experience than in your typical action flick.

At the end of the day, "Art of Deception" is more than mere mindless entertainment; it's a thought-provoking film that combines a smart plot with effective action and strong character development. It's a good one for viewers looking for both excitement and substance in their cinematic choices—and a nice companion piece to the new "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" TV series.

Watch it now on Tubi.tv

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B.E. Ladd

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Anima Tempo - Art of Deception / Live Session

[onabisworld]

Go back to sleep, Bill.

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Thinking about how Ford’s canon deal with Bill sounds suspiciously like marriage vows. Thats it.

[fairie-bread]

quick little oscar piastri doodle because i felt the urge to draw him for no reason today.. i don't even go to f1 i don't know why this happened

[artofseries]

Mara is an enigma, a master thief for hire whose beauty and danger intertwine like a finely woven tapestry.  A burning hatred for the rich and elite has turned her into a cynic, something she is not keen on hiding. Meeting her and being around her feels like a test of your patience, as her sarcasm and cutting comments never run out.

She makes fun of you, your job and the people you associate with, but she is your best option for finding out what happened to the centerpiece of your exhibition, so you have to get along with her somehow. Her reputation in the underworld precedes her, she is well respected and feared, making her an invaluable asset.

Her recklessness and general lack of care for her own safety puts her in danger more often than not, but is it just part of her job or something more? And will your persistent presence in her life change things for her?

Character:

Mara is charming, confident and dangerous, holding up her femme fatale attitude around her like armor and lashing out with it like a weapon. She has lured many into her finely woven trap of sweet words, sultry voices and fluttered lashes and struck them once their guard was down.

Her facade does not allow any cracks or imperfections, which makes getting past it almost impossible. Her modus operandi is meticulous and clean, but reckless and dangerous. She does things others would only shy away from, making her both a formidable ally and a dangerous adversary.

With her past shrouded in mystery, it would take a strong connection to be able to get her to open up about any personal matters.

Appearance:

Mara has wavy strawberry blonde hair, which she keeps long and open, only tying it up when on a job. Her skin is fair and looks to be free of any serious scars or injuries, but she tends to keep anything besides her face, arms and legs hidden. Her eyes are a deep and clear green.

Her physique is lean and athletic, due to many years of doing what she does. Slender enough to slip in and out of places undetected but strong enough to lift impressive amounts of weight. She carries herself with grace and certainty and does not shy away from using her body to her own advantages.

Height:

5'6'' / 1.71 m

[vulstare]

fanart for @qoldenskies's caged lungs fic 💥💥

it isn't based on any scene in particular, just my overall interpretation and visualization of things I felt. mostly bad things. but apparently human brains enjoy that. so let's go

I'm gonna ramble now, buckle up

Frankly that's the first personal piece I've drawn in months, and I'm grateful for it. I'm grateful that I was able to feel emotions and wanted to draw something again

I struggle a lot with empathy and understanding of other's feelings and displaying my own but. I hope people will feel something by looking at it, too

I've got inspired by the old tale that we used to read on literature lessons, altho I for the life of me can't remember the name of it, or anything else from the plot for that matter. There were a competition for retrieving the jug from the bottom of the river, where many men tried and failed, as they couldn't reach it. As you can already tell, it was a reflection of the jug that was hanged on a tree all along.

I liked the concept of something unreachable being seen as being very close to you :) hence the whole water situation

generally water is seen as a positive symbol in art but for me it's cold, slippery, you can't see shit in it, misleading and uncomfortable. go figure

and I really like how CL displays yellow as a color with negative connotation while it's classically being the The Most Happy Coded Color Ever.

while I'm at it I wanted to share a song I associate with caged lungs in particular

just let it die!

I would have liked to talk more about how awesome the fic is and how invested I'm in the plot and characters and how noticing details and parallels makes my brain go brrrr but I'm shy and not really eloquent with my words. I hope you will get the idea anyway. I love it <3

& textless version :0

If you spot any symbolism, it's probably there. or not. up to you really. that's how art works. have fun

[morphomolva]

Had to make a gif for uni, of course I take this opportunity to draw the beloved.

[joncronshawauthor]

Outwitting Your Enemies: A Guide to Being a Fantasy Rogue

Being a rogue in a fantasy novel can be a thrilling adventure, but it’s not just about the clothes you wear or the weapons you carry. It’s about the attitude and approach you bring to the game. Here are seven ways to embody the rogue spirit if ever find yourself in a fantasy world. 1. Master the art of deception. Rogues are known for their cunning and their ability to deceive others. So, if…

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Hello, jon

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