#saka art

[sakana80]

y'all ever heard of that one cancelled Touhou OVA from like 2006

[2129888]

my @oofurixmas secret santa gift for @abezer !

you wanted something w/ the guys hanging out outside of school~ i always thought it'd be hilarious for them to all gather up, maybe on a cold rainy weekend, and watch a scary movie together. it's not superrr winter themed, but i hope i delivered something fun for you anyways! ❤️

[xivdl]

starboy excellence 💫

[fadedday]

Photography by Michael Sakas

[goonersaurus]

thanks for this season gooners <3

[azul-days]

⟢ Gunners Of AFC! Acrylic Box ⟣

20USD/1 set(PayPal handling fee and shipment are not contained.) Includs: 1- 9 little parts can be able to put inside the box + A lightening pattern base if you want it stand outside the box 2- Parts of acrylic box(5 pieces) Please feel free to DM me if you interested:) How to assemble it:

[danleydon]

danleydon.com

[paganimagevault]

Scythian mummy tomb (Fifth Pazyryk Kurgan), Pazyryk culture 3rd C. BCE. More pictures on my blog, link at bottom.

"The pair were buried alongside nine horses, a huge cache of cannabis and a stash of priceless treasures - including the world's oldest carpet and an ornate carriage.

The man had curly hair and was aged between 55 and 60 when he died, whilst the woman was about ten years younger.

It is believed he was a chieftain or king of the Pazyryk civilisation, which lived in Kazakhstan, Siberia and Mongolia from the 6th to 3rd centuries BC."

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"The attractive log cabin was a prefabricated construction by the prehistoric Pazyryk culture to house an elite tomb - in which was buried a mummified curly-haired potentate and his younger wife or concubine.

The mound in the Altai Mountains was originally 42 metres in diameter, and this tattooed couple went to the next life alongside nine geldings, saddled and harnessed.

The house itself, recently reconstructed, was not built as a dwelling but nevertheless is seen by archeologists as showing the style of domestic architecture more than two millennia ago.

This structure was the outer of two wooden houses in the large burial mound in the valley of the River Bolshoy Ulagan at an altitude of around 1,600 metres above sea level.

The core of the mound including the ice-preserved bodies of the elite couple had been excavated by Soviet archeologists in 1949, and many of the finds are on on display in the world famous State Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg.

As we have previously written, the pair - who owned perhaps the world’s oldest carpets - are currently undergoing an ultra modern medical scan to establish the cause of death, and reconstruct the appearance of the ancient pair, and to study the techniques of mummification in more detail.

Yet in 1949 this fascinating house was left in the permafrost ground - and only retrieved now from the so-called Fifth Pazyryk Barrow, to the excitement of archeologists.

Head of the excavation Dr Nikita Konstantinov from Gorno-Altaisk State University, was full of admiration about the skills of the ancient craftsmen.

‘We took out the log house and reassembled it right next to the mound,’ he said.

‘We made kind of express reconstruction, which made it possible to study the log house in detail.

‘Notches were made on each of its logs - building marks…’.

This was like IKEA instructions today for building their products, telling modern day excavation volunteers how to correctly construct the prehistoric building kit.

The result is seen in the pictures shown here.

‘This log house was first built somewhere away from the mound, then it was dismantled, brought and reassembled in the pit,’ said Dr Konstantinov.

‘Today we build in similar way, using Roman numerals, as a rule.

‘In those times they simply made different numbers of notches.’

The archeological team followed the code left by the ancient craftsmen and reassembled the house without problems.

‘The Pazyryks knitted the corners of the building in a masterly way and chopped the attachment points of these logs.

‘They fitted very cleanly….

‘When we built the log house and began to measure the height, it turned out that the height difference in the angles is only one centimetre.’

In modern constructions, a difference of 7 cm is allowed which showed how skilful were the ancient craftsmen.

He said: ‘This is a funerary structure, but we can say with a high degree of probability that the log cabin was created in the image and likeness of the houses in which the Pazyryks lived."

-taken from siberiantimes and thesun

[mebiselfandi]

Hi!! Can you post a tutorial for those jersey origamis that u did 😭❤️

Hi nonnie👋 of course I can!☺️

So here is the TikTok which showed me how to do it but it was a lil unclear about the exact measurements and you can see that some of the jerseys are not as symmetrical as the others. Of course I’m a perfectionist and I measure everything to the millimeter so here are the pictures of each step but with exact measurements that I edited in:

If you’re struggling to fold the paper, you can use a ruler📏

These are the ones I made:

Have fun babe🫶

[sakana80]

did that kid icarus redraw challenge on Twitter a while ago. palutena's hair is so hard for me lmao

[babygray]

One last continuation of a very silly thought: what would Frieren's Paako's party look like? Well, the current party is the veteran who already had a grand adventure, the protege, and the super powerful warrior...

I'll need a drink or two before I can begin to think of which Joi4 is which member of the Himmel party...

[millky101]

my darlings, before going to sleep don't forget that London is red:

PS: Would you be interested if I turn the drawing into a card?

[fadedday]

Photography by Michael Sakas

[manekinekocake]

[simikae]

had the most 6/10 nap in the car today but i also seemed to have dreamt about a very powerful universe adjacent to ours

[goonergirlart]

Starboy Saka - I saw that picture and had to make my own.

See here for more of my Arsenal art