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I love the uncanny-ness of unfinished paintings

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Edward Burne-Jones (1833 - 1898)

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sending love to those fighting the job market

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aditya (@adityajainart)

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Lil trainstation sketch of my dearest!! While I'm still figuring out what to do with this blog

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Michael A Davenport, 3,090 Degrees Fahrenheit (Oil on canvas, 2025)

30in x 48in

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A l Elysee Montmartre (1888) by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

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Portrait of Vincent van Gogh (1887) by Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec

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Kumkapi boat ride in Constantinople (1846) by Ivan Aivazovsky

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The Apparition (1876) by Gustave Moreau

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Port d`Aval, Rough Sea (1883) by Claude Monet

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me and my homies support real artists who put their passion into their pieces instead of a machine who rips off the hard work of talented peeps

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Introooo!

Hello, I am Valentin, 20 years old, queer and trans. I live in Germany. And I do art (or something like that).

My preferred method is oil, but I’m open for anything.

The actual reason I created this blog is because I am severely burned out and pretty much lost my passion for the thing I loved the most, so this way I’m trying to force myself to get back in the saddle, because I wouldn’t hang up my spurs so easily. (Sorry for the cowboying)

Feel free to ask questions maybe even (atleast later down the like line) give ideas/ request things. And my DMs are always open! (I’m also very new on tumblr, so I’m still getting the hang of it)

My interests are: Art (obvsly), music and literature. I’m also in a couple of fandoms, 9-1-1 primarily, but also the Rookie, Criminal Minds, Bones, High potential and more!

Here are a couple of my fav pieces

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Lots of thoughts recently. Everything feels plastic.

I could go on and on about why all that AI "art" is bad. I could mention theft, lack of creativity, it's impact on the work field and environment, but countless people have already said all that. I wanted to touch on something that to me is the most utterly wrong about all of it.

Art is more than just something pretty to look at or listen to. It's therapeutic. It's a form of communication. A tool for human connection. It's a pure, human need.

Support real artists ☀️