Part of a bigger piece Im working on for a Warhammer charity event! Sister Hospitaller Hildegard of Eibingen.
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Part of a bigger piece Im working on for a Warhammer charity event! Sister Hospitaller Hildegard of Eibingen.
Unless you can prove to me the making of the fiction harmed a real human, I don't care.
Which, for the record, that normally happens with things like crunch, fiscal abuse, work place bigotry, and professional exploitation.
It doesn't happen because pixels on a screen made you uncomfy
But even all that aside, the main reason I believe fiction shouldn't be censored is because EVIL SHIT HAPPENS IN REAL LIFE and fiction has every right to reflect, inspect, magnetize, and interact with REAL LIFE. stories are experiences that are TOLD and HEARD. Conversations shouldn't be taboo.
the thing about moral panics is they aren't about moral panics. it's about community control and rampant bigotry. censorship is a tool of fascists, those who purity police are fascists, and if your disgust agrees with their mission more than the right for fiction to gross you out, you are a fascist
The image shows a bedroom with a large bed in the center. A woman is held by a skeleton. She is unconscious. She wears a blue dress and has bright ginger hair. There are cobras at the bottom of her dress. There's a big painting on the wall behind the bed with a unicorn fighting a cobra in a forest. There are three nuns seated on the right side and a big dog laying on the bed. There's a door with a boy in a long dress holding a vase with tulips. He has bright ginger hair. There's a skeleton nun behind him. There's a bear cub walking from the left side of the image. These may or may not be hallucinations the woman experiences wile feeling unwell.
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a doggy in the Rosselli missal...
The Khamsa, a suite of five poems (khamsa is Arabic for five) written in the twelfth century, was, like the earlier Shahnama, concerned with the history and legends of pre-Islamic Iran. But Nizami's interest was with love rather than war. In this, the second of the poems, he tells the story of these two famous star-crossed lovers. It is difficult to assign the illustrations here to specific episodes, but they may be concerned with Khusro's stay at the court of Shirin's aunt, the Queen of Azarbaijan. Shirn serves pomegranates to Khusro.
Text Page, Persian Verses (Verso) in an Anthology with some verses from Haft Awrang (Seven Thrones) of Jami; The Fifth Throne Yusuf and Zulaykha https://clevelandart.org/art/1947.501.b
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If you want to repost my art, or even better, read my comic, today's the day I get to twist arms for that... as is according to the rules!
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#art #illustration #tarot #solivaga #ocsky
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The <em>Khamsa </em>is a collection of five narrative poems, one of which is dedicated to the romance of Khusrau Parviz (590โ628), a pre-Islamic king of Iran, and Shirin, his beloved Armenian princess. Khusrauโs turban has the anachronistic baton worn by Safavid royalty and the egret feather, an emblem of nobility instituted by the Mongols in the 1200s.<br>Here the lovers are seated before a tent in an idyllic landscape at night, indicated by the dark blue sky dotted with stars, painted with now tarnished silver. Shirin serves figs and pomegranates, symbolic of fertility, to Khusrau as attendants bring more figs and wine. Next to Shirinโs black horse, the musician at bottom right plays an <em>oud</em>, a stringed instrument similar to a lute.
Banqueting Scene with Khusrau and Shirin, from a Khamsa (Quintet) of Nizami (1141-1209) https://clevelandart.org/art/1947.500.b
illustration of a mermaid character sitting gracefully on a large pink lotus flower. The mermaid has a golden-yellow, shimmering fish tail that transitions into soft white fins adorned with delicate golden chains. Her upper body is human-like with fair skin decorated with golden sparkles. She has long, wavy brown hair adorned with pink lotus flowers, and large, expressive green eyes that give her a dreamy, gentle look. She is resting her chin on her hands, looking thoughtfully into the distance, surrounded by other lotus flowers and lily pads on a tranquil blue water surface. The overall color scheme is soft and pastel with glowing highlights, enhancing the serene, magical atmosphere of the artwork.
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I often forget to draw something for this challenge, but today I had a lot of inspiration and enough free time
My lovely Sunshine, my sweet water princess ๐
Artwork and OC belong to @sashatf.bsky.social
It's when you deliberately draw in an art style or design thatโs the opposite of what you usually like drawing basically, itโs your opposite art style
Badi Lalla, an emblematic figure of Tuareg music in Algeria, died at the age of 88 on April 21. Badi Lalla Bent-Salem, her real name, championed the Tindi musical genre throughout her life, modernizing it in terms of orchestral and repertoire. An important figures in Tuareg culture in recent years.
Algeria, always a pleasure #archaeology #history #NorthAfrica
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Hey thanks for the pictures ! Which museum is this?
But there are also many small villages and tribes with interesting clothing, some of which are authentic Amazigh styles like Kabyle, chaouiโฆ or Ouled Naรฏl (an Arab-amazigh tribe), People from the desert areas have their own unique clothing as well ๐
All the clothes look really fancy because they all come from big cities in Algeria, they are known for their mejboud (golden embroidery technique)
Key words that can help you karakou/caraco, gandoura, ghlila, chedda, and blouza! Make sure to include ยซย 19th/20th centuryย ยป too cause our modern traditional clothing doesnโt look like their older versions
Men clothing
Other traditional Algerian clothing
To be honest idk Iโve been collecting all the archives by myself for years my main sources are Museum websites,bnf gallica and old French books :( but I could help you if you have any questions โบ๏ธ this is the dress you drew
qazwini (c1500s)
Or jebba*
it makes sense since most of the sources are in either French or Arabic :(
The dress you drew is a traditional Algerian Jewish garment called a djubba
This is the first time Iโve seen someone draw historical Algerian clothing this is so cute thank you ๐ญ I really love the concept too !
Daily study 20.03.2025 - 1800s fashion around the world; Madagascar, Algeria, England
#art #digitalart #study #historicalfashion #victorian
