#rienn art

[rienn-n]

whisperain art trade with @/xuan.xori on ig ❄️ ^-^

[madam-whim]

Finally made a ref for my girl Rienn!

A few notes:

She has two different sets of armor; one for Companion work and one she wears when the Dragonborn has to make an appearance.

The armor she wears as the Dragonborn also serves to protect her identity. The mask covers her face, but she also makes it a point not to show any skin so that her skin tone remains secret. People usually assume that the Dragonborn is likely a Breton or Bosmer due to her height, and she likes to keep it that way.

The mask she wears is Rahgot. He was the first Dragon Priest she came across.

The one piece of equipment she always keeps with her even when she switches her armor/swords is her shield. It originally belonged to Vilkas, who used it before settling on his two-handed weapon, and Rienn is very attached to it.

The scar on her knee is from when she fell while on the way up to High Hrothgar. She was running from Vilkas in his wolf form at the time, not knowing that he could control the wolf, and didn’t watch her step. She nearly scraped all her skin on that knee off, and it is still visible.

She got the scar running across her abdomen from one of the first dragons she fought. She killed it, but it got her with one of its claws as it died. She nearly bled out, but was found by a travelling priest just in time. However, the wound was too severe and the priest exhausted his magicka reserves just to keep her alive, so the scar remained.

She looks like a younger version of her (Imperial) mother, but her gestures and facial expressions are a lot more like her father’s despite the fact that she’s never met him.

[indig0sees]

part 3! Rienne and Vermes brainrot 🫰💖

[remodelingheroesberkeley]

Artistic Explorations: A Journey Through Emeryville's Dynamic Art Community

While names like the Louvre and the Met often dominate conversations about art, there's a hidden gem nestled in the heart of California – Emeryville. Tucked between Berkeley and Oakland, this unassuming city boasts a thriving art scene that rivals those of its larger neighbors. As you navigate its streets, you'll encounter an array of captivating sculptures, thought-provoking murals, and unexpected artistic treasures that reflect the city's quirky charm and cultural diversity.

Whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or simply curious, prepare to embark on a captivating tour of Emeryville's art world, where every corner holds a new discovery. But where should you start? Stay tuned to find out.

Emeryville's Captivating Public Art

Embracing Emeryville's public art scene reveals a vibrant tapestry of creative expression that breathes life into the city's urban landscape. From sprawling murals to interactive installations, each piece serves as a testament to the community's spirit and identity.

Take, for example, the renowned 'Emeryville Greenway' mural, a visual ode to unity and diversity that adorns the city's verdant pathways. Its kaleidoscope of colors and intricate motifs celebrates the rich tapestry of Emeryville's residents.

Similarly, the annual 'Emeryville Celebration of the Arts' showcases local talent and fosters a sense of community pride. It's more than an exhibition; it's a celebration of creativity and collaboration that embodies the essence of Emeryville.

In exploring these artistic treasures, you're not merely a spectator – you're an active participant in Emeryville's cultural narrative.

Exploring Local Art Galleries

While Emeryville's public art scene captivates with its outdoor installations, the city's art galleries offer intimate spaces for deeper exploration and engagement. Here are five must-visit galleries that showcase the diverse talents of local artists:

The Compound Gallery: A hub of contemporary artistry and innovation.

The Luna Rienne Gallery: Known for its avant-garde exhibitions and boundary-pushing installations.

The Emeryville Celebration of the Arts Gallery: An annual highlight that celebrates the city's creative pulse.

The Bullseye Glass Resource Center Gallery: A pioneer in glass artistry, offering mesmerizing displays of craftsmanship.

The 45th Street Artists' Cooperative: A dynamic collective of local artists, offering a glimpse into their creative process.

Each gallery invites you to immerse yourself in Emeryville's artistic community, fostering connections and conversations that celebrate the city's vibrant cultural landscape.

[bearolab]

Prophecy of Nature - Martin Hsu new works at Luna Rienne Gallery 【4K】

    Prophecy of Nature - Martin Hsu new works at Luna Rienne Gallery 【4K】

A brief vignette of artist, Martin Hsu painting at his art studio in the Mission, San Francisco. These five pieces are on exhibit at Luna Rienne Gallery as part of the “Prophecy of Nature” group show. Please contact Luna Rienne Gallery for sales inquiries at lunarienne.com

Prophecy Of Nature examines and exalts the temporal quality of flora and fauna. From the signature botanicals of oil painter Ivy Jacobsen to Martin Hsu’s recent body of work exploring the precariousness of wildlife, each of the painters is inspired by the quickly-changing natural world around us. Lela Shields strives to reveal the fragility of life by creating organic pieces started with a random pour of ink on the surface. Julia Lucey creates etching collages depicting plants and animals native to Northern California, and Ursula Xanthe Young offers whimsical beauty in her work.

Martin Hsu is a Taiwan-born artist based in San Francisco. He strives to create New Traditional Art by fusing Western narrative with Eastern sensibility. He hopes his art brings you a sense of ease and some peace of mind. His work has been shown all around the world, including the Japanese American National Museum, Art Basel Miami, and Art Kaohsiung in Taiwan.

Filmed and Edited by Jian Shen (Bearo)

[cherryblossomssmash]

RIENNE 💛🖤 BLACK

[cherusake-art]

Rienne

For my first subject for my missed OCtober - which I’m just giving up on naming November something related - I present the first drawing I’ve ever done of my vampire OC, Rienne. I’d been battling actually drawing him for the longest time because I knew I couldn’t draw him the way I see him in my head, but ...you know what, I’m good with this!

Rienne is a soft dom, and body worshipper. He only preys on the wicked to sustain himself, but mostly deprives himself of blood for moral reasons.  He is stern and quiet, but when he gives you this look... you know he’s taking you in and imagining just how to treat you like the royalty you are.

┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈┈ Art by Cheru ~ Don’t forget to follow! ♡ Pls don’t repost, quote RT, or alter my art. Share the original instead!

[angelaanimates]

Spent my day reading Grave Mercy by Robin LaFevers. Looovvvveee the Handmaidens of Death 🖤🗡⚔️

[supersonicart]

“Visions Collide” at Luna Rienne Gallery.

Currently on view at Luna Rienne Gallery in San Francisco, California is the three person exhibition, “Visions Collide,” featuring Robert Bowen, Monty Guy and Leon Loucheur.

Each of the artists are known for their multifaceted works that combine a number of elements into surreal images that speak on multiple levels, both metaphorically and emotionally.

“Visions Collide” will be on view until  October 9th, 2017.

Don’t miss Supersonic Art on Instagram!

[captainderyn]

@commander-sarahs-art has done it again, absolutely blowing me away with the most gorgeous renditions of my characters 😭💙

For those of you who have been lucky enough to avoid my grumblings, I am in the throes of the first draft of an original novel, starring these two lovely ladies.

Rienne (human) and Lanea (woodland fae creature) star in this novel as two women brought together by nature of being cursed by the cruel sea goddess they’ve made bargains with.

[rienn-n]

kiana

[dyoungv]

🌻RISE, SUNFLOWERS🌻 Coming to @lunarienne THIS SATURDAY, JULY 16TH 5-9 PM THANK YOU @misia.soup !!!!!!!! “light beams connection” 11x14in $150 All proceeds from these pieces go to @heartsforukraine.us https://www.heartsforukraine.us/ Rise, Sunflowers is a group art exhibition and fundraiser for Ukraine, curated by San Francisco artists D Young V and Mykola Bereza. The show will bring together the Bay Area art scene and elements of Ukrainian culture to raise awareness and garner much-needed funds for humanitarian efforts and essential supples, after the disastrous Russian invasion on February 24, 2022. The title of the show is a reference to both human empowerment and Ukraine’s national flower (Sonyashnyk). The sunflower was introduced in the country in the mid-18th century and has since become a key component of the Ukrainian economy — its sunflower oil comprises nearly 80% of the global stock. In 1996 the sunflower also became a symbol of global celebration as it was used to mark the nuclear disarmament of Ukraine, which at the time possessed the world’s third largest nuclear arsenal. The sunflower has taken on new meaning as a symbol of solidarity, resistance, unity and hope since the Russian invasion. The show will feature 25 local artists exhibiting affordable works of various media, the proceeds from which will be donated to Hearts for Ukraine, a Bay Area-based organization that delivers critical supplies to hospitals, shelters, schools, orphanages, nursing homes, refugee support centers and the territorial defense forces of Ukraine. #ukraine #heartsforukraine #lunariennegallery #lunarienne #risesunflowers #misia.soup #misiafarris (at Luna Rienne Gallery) https://www.instagram.com/p/Cf-ox0mrw6c/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[streetartsf]

Believe

Amanda Lynn.

Duboce @ Valencia St in San Francisco, Ca

Amanda currently has a solo show at Luna Rienne Gallery off Valencia St. She also curated a benefit show there as well. They will be up through July 3.

See other art by Amanda

https://www.streetartsf.com/tag/amanda-lynn/

https://www.streetartsf.com/event/sacred-alchemy/

[thelittlemissfortune]

My final lot of artfights. It was super fun! I wish I’d learnt of it earlier its actually the best concept I adore drawing people’s ocs (and getting art of my ocs is The Dream)

Rienne for Stinkycrow Eteray for @birb_o_fluff Sterling for @memekingarthur Rosephine for PrincessPuffin Paciello for Solomongrvndy

[thevorthoscast]

Podcast mom & dad are back this week to discuss the broad (and sometimes deep) flavor gems from Core Set 2020, a set that shouldn't be overlooked due to some excellent card names, flavor text series, and art references. Also note that we will not have a new episode next week due to the upcoming American Independence Day weekend.

If you enjoy The Vorthos Cast, consider supporting us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/thevorthoscast!

01:27 – No Episode Next Week! 02:46 – Aerial Assault 04:31 – Ancestral Blade 05:47 – Eternal Isolation 06:21 – Squad Captain 06:45 – Starfield Mystic 07:27 – Captivating Gyre 08:30 – Hard Cover 09:32 – Moat Piranhas 10:51 – Octoprophet 11:55 – Tale’s End Link: magic.wizards.com/en/articles/arch…-born-2016-01-13 14:00 – Sorin’s Guide 15:00 – Chandra’s Regulator 15:55 – Fry 16:14 – Glint-Horn Buccaneer & Brineborn Cutthroat 17:03 – Goblin Smuggler & Nimble Birdsticker 18:05 – Ripscale Predator 19:16 – Ferocious Pup 20:12 – Silverback Shaman 21:26 – Wolfrider’s Saddle 22:20 – Risen Reef 22:52 – Kaalia, Zenith Seeker Link: magic.wizards.com/en/articles/arch…iller-2012-08-06 Link: magic.wizards.com/en/articles/arch…art-2-2012-08-13 24:51 – Kethis, the Hidden Hand 26:16 – Kykar, Wind’s Fury 27:50 – Omnath, Locus of the Roil 29:19 – Rienne, Angel of Rebirth 32:53 – Yarok, the Desecrated 35:03 – Bag of Holding 36:35 – Pattern Matcher 39:11 – The Elementalkin 41:20 – Siege of the Bonespire 43:33 – “Last Words” Dragons 45:37 – Final Thoughts

[cherryblossomssmash]