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Elune! I demand to wear your darkest. Make me the instrument of your vengeance!!!
Elune! I demand to wear your darkest. Make me the instrument of your vengeance!!!
Michael Butterfield, set of drawing Instruments with leather case, ca. 1700. Engraved silver. Via Ku
Michael Butterfield, set of drawing Instruments with leather case, ca. 1700. Engraved silver. Via Ku
Drawing instruments, Reißzeug und Zeichengeräte, 1830-80. Via Dorotheum.
Drawing instruments, Reißzeug und Zeichengeräte, 1830-80. Via Dorotheum.
You guys think the rendering looks alright? I don’t usually like working in black and white- b
You guys think the rendering looks alright? I don’t usually like working in black and white- b
Rendering experiment for The Orchestra of the Damned project. You might notice the music pattern on
Rendering experiment for The Orchestra of the Damned project. You might notice the music pattern on
Instruments de Musique, Wind instruments, infographic 1852. Colour lithography, Bousse Lebel, Paris.
Instruments de Musique, Wind instruments, infographic 1852. Colour lithography, Bousse Lebel, Paris.
“Alongside the Iggy Pop Life Class drawings, I have selected some objects from the Brooklyn Museum’s
“Alongside the Iggy Pop Life Class drawings, I have selected some objects from the Brooklyn Museum’s
The Orchestra of the Damned is 99% complete (I think?)I thought I would try colouring one of them to
The Orchestra of the Damned is 99% complete (I think?)I thought I would try colouring one of them to
Hanswerner Klein, cover artwork for design magazine form, 1975. Photo: Günter Jagenburg, product: P.
Hanswerner Klein, cover artwork for design magazine form, 1975. Photo: Günter Jagenburg, product: P.
“Minor Differences” by Evan LorenzenCreated without the use of any magnifying instrument
“Minor Differences” by Evan LorenzenCreated without the use of any magnifying instrument
The Erhu is a Chinese stringed instrument whose lilting sound is made by the vibrating python skin c
The Erhu is a Chinese stringed instrument whose lilting sound is made by the vibrating python skin c
fart horn players.
fart horn players.
“Minor Differences” by Evan LorenzenCreated without the use of any magnifying instrument
“Minor Differences” by Evan LorenzenCreated without the use of any magnifying instrument
artist - hussein bicar // virtual art curator
artist - hussein bicar // virtual art curator
Contrabass Girl
Contrabass Girl
nemfrog: Patterns made by a mechanical drawing instrument. Notes on the epicycloidal cutting frame.
nemfrog: Patterns made by a mechanical drawing instrument. Notes on the epicycloidal cutting frame.
The Sacred Instrument
The Sacred Instrument
shisleya:A little sketch to wish you a Merry Christmas! ❤ Thank you so much for your warmth and supp
shisleya:A little sketch to wish you a Merry Christmas! ❤ Thank you so much for your warmth and supp
[ENG] HELLO EVERYONE! I apologize for disappearing for so long BUT it was for a good reason!!!At las
[ENG] HELLO EVERYONE! I apologize for disappearing for so long BUT it was for a good reason!!!At las
Annibale Carracci (Italian; 1560–1609), afterPortrait of the Lute Player Giulio Mascheroni Red chalk
Annibale Carracci (Italian; 1560–1609), afterPortrait of the Lute Player Giulio Mascheroni Red chalk
Finished drawing this ttun-ttun, a string drum from the Pyrenees that plays a buzzing drone and acco
Finished drawing this ttun-ttun, a string drum from the Pyrenees that plays a buzzing drone and acco
Louis de Carmontelle (French; 1717–1806)Monsieur Rameau Watercolor, gouache, graphite, and red chalk
Louis de Carmontelle (French; 1717–1806)Monsieur Rameau Watercolor, gouache, graphite, and red chalk
This project will be the death of me! These are only preliminary sketches/collages…-dies
This project will be the death of me! These are only preliminary sketches/collages…-dies
Skeleton MusiciansJamesEnsor (Belgian; 1860–1949)1888Black pencil and brown chalk on paper, mounted
Skeleton MusiciansJamesEnsor (Belgian; 1860–1949)1888Black pencil and brown chalk on paper, mounted
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