The Joyful Collection
An art blog full of things I find lovely with a splash of personality and food and occasional dumb jokes.
Previously sadlywithouturl
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Photo reblogged from japhers on twitter and re_japhers on IG!
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Photoset reblogged from The Art Of Animation
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Photo reblogged from Garabating
Needle by Hannah Kennedy
“Polliver, Walder Frey, Tywin, Joffrey, Cersei, Meryn Trant, The Mountain, Ser Ilyn Payne, The Red Woman, The Hound…”
Prints available here.(Source: hannahkennedyart)
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A watercolor painting I did for The New Yorker, celebrating the new staging of The Sleeping Beauty ballet at the Met.
I look at a LOT of ballet for reference when drawing my comics in order to imbue my figures with the same grace as they fly through the air. I was thrilled to illustrate something for an actual ballet this time!
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A collection of babely portraits! Because I’ll draw cuties if I want to!!:
1. awesomely fun portrait commission from Allie / ailurophilewithstyle (TY!!)
2. the dreamy Mermaidens / Kailey
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Photoset reblogged from TOXIC SYNESTHESIA, Best French Art Blog
Pheromone by Christopher Marley
Photographer and designer Christopher Marley has a new book, Biophilia, which will be published April 14 by Abrams Books.
Christopher Marley’s graceful arrangements of jewel like arthropods and delicate butterflies transform the world of insects into stunning works of art. His keen eye for design combines with his entomological passion to produce mesmerizing kaleidoscopic bug mandalas and striking up-close-and-personal single insect portraits. These photographs present the insects in their natural state, none of the images are digitally enhanced.
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Photo reblogged from Soft and sweet
wip but never finish because fucking college!!!!!!!!!! aughh
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Photo reblogged from EatSleepDraw
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Heyyy guess who’s been living under a rock for the past year and just watched the Grand Budapest Hotel!
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Photo reblogged from did you know?
‘Secret Garden’ was inspired by Soctland’s Brodick Castle Gardens where her grandfather was the head gardener.
“The formal rose gardens of the castle, the Bavarian summer house and lily-studded ponds were wonderful places to play as a child; a great place to cultivate a wild imagination!”
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Photoset reblogged from TOXIC SYNESTHESIA, Best French Art Blog
Andrew Hem
A Cambodian-born illustrator, painter and sculptor, Andrew Hem, is earning rave reviews and plaudits for his expanding body of work and already includes Adidas, Sony Pictures and The Los Angeles Times amongst his clients, with successful exhibitions in London, Italy and across the United States also in the bag. He left Cambodia with his parents as a toddler to make a new life in the US and now lives in Los Angeles. His formative years in graffiti art prepared him well though it was as an illustrator that he felt he’d found his true course. His artworks have a unique, edgy, slightly disturbing style that have won him many friends and supporters in the art world since his graduation just two years ago. This man is going places.
