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Ro Furkim Ro Furkim
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Picasso e janelas provençais

pen on sketchbook

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Odinel pierre Odinel pierre
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Profile face

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Prateek Gupta Prateek Gupta
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Slurpees

Slurpees by me.

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Monica Engeler Monica Engeler
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Dreamy flowers

A super doodle in black ink pen. Something for fun more or less.

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Tony Bothel Tony Bothel
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Anxiety and Desolation

Sometimes have difficulty expressing how I feel in word but I'm finding art to be a way in which I can open up a lot more. It's really hard to describe Anxiety, especially because a lot of times (at least with things like GAD) it's hard to know where it comes from. Anyone who has ever had an attack can relate. Also Spiritual Desolation can often accompany it which makes it confusing and people experience it differently. Nothing has ever made me feel more in union with Our Lord in the Agony of the Garden. There is also that sense of abbandonment on the cross, and for me the crown of thorns because of migranes which are connected with it. But there is hope, you can see the light in the heart... in the soul... Often times it feels like a dark cloud and no magic formula of words or advice will do the trick, we know the logic, we understand the solutions but in the moment one just has to experience the Cross. An artist shows beauty, soul, personality, emotion, life. This transcends language, boundaries, cultures and connects humanity. This unity is what brings us closer in solidariety, fraternity and love, and this is what again, leads to joy, joy even in the midst of sorrow. And so even if I express sorrow or anxiousness, let this help you know that you are not alone, have joy in your heart even if you don't feel like smiling. Never give up, I know it can seem lonely but know that people really do love you. Peace be with you

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Vineeta Jain Vineeta Jain
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Just Dab It Girl

Just Dab It Girl

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Odinel pierre Odinel pierre
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Colorful bathing suit

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Rhoda Chan Rhoda Chan
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Dragon fruit

Oil on canvas 9in x 12in

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Rhoda Chan Rhoda Chan
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Paint Brushes

Watercolour on paper (already sold)

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Rhoda Chan Rhoda Chan
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California Roll

Now that’s a doodle

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SiennyLovesDrawing SiennyLovesDrawing
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Thank you frontliners

#thankyoufrontliners during #covid19 pandemic

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Rhoda Chan Rhoda Chan
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H

Hand and colour study. This was back when I just bought my whole 72 set Prisma Colour and I wanted to practice with it.

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Rhoda Chan Rhoda Chan
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Curry chicken thigh

Wanted to further push how realistic I can achieve with water colour. I don’t think my skill is there yet, so I just let the water colour did it’s thing. And tried to control it less, moved away from adding even more detail.

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Rhoda Chan Rhoda Chan
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Red pepper bell

Just experimenting with pastel!

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Rhoda Chan Rhoda Chan
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8-bit alien

Prisma colour on paper. This shows each stage of my drawing, how adding highlights and shadow can really bring it to life

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Avery Franken Avery Franken
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Arlo Parks 1

This is one of my favourite artists, Arlo Parks. I‘ve started up with my portraits again since social distancing, and she was the first one waiting in the queue since the summer  :)

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Aman Aman
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Metallic jewelry

This art piece underlines the duality of eastern and western cultures. I love when they combine. I’m a first generation Canadian with Indian descent. My artistry shows that duality of co-existence

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Aman Aman
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Modest glam

This art piece underlines the duality of eastern and western cultures. I love when they combine. I’m a first generation Canadian with Indian descent. My artistry shows that duality of co-existence

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Aman Aman
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Floral blend

This art piece underlines the duality of eastern and western cultures. I love when they combine. I’m a first generation Canadian with Indian descent. My artistry shows that duality of co-existence

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Aman Aman
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Embroidery lesson

This art piece underlines the duality of eastern and western cultures. I love when they combine. I’m a first generation Canadian with Indian descent. My artistry shows that duality of co-existence

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Aman Aman
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Punjabi breeze

This art piece underlines the duality of eastern and western cultures. I love when they combine. I’m a first generation Canadian with Indian descent. My artistry shows that duality of co-existence

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Valeria Loyola Valeria Loyola
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Polluted City

This is part of a series satire illustrations based on the environment and the detriment human pollution has towards our ecosystem.

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Riley Jo Riley Jo
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A vector portrait I did of an artist I follow on sktchy and instagram. Done in Affinity Designer.

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Lisandra Lisandra
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Are you home

Charcoal powder and pencil on paper. Always been a fan of a fish eye shot.

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Lindsey Ruiz Lindsey Ruiz
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Protest in the City

I used dry pastels for this, I just got into them and could use some tips from more experienced artists! Thanks!

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Chelsea Noyon Chelsea Noyon
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Pencil drawing “Kiera”

Pencil drawing I did of my family’s dog, Kiera. This was done for my neighbour’s birthday as a gift who is like a third grandmother in the family - she’s always loved Kiera. There were tears when she opened this ❤️ . ArtStation page: https://www.artstation.com/chelseanoyon . 11” x 14” on bristol board

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Irina Irina
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Colorful

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Stephen Stephen
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The Three Witnesses

TheStephen Vattimo 7 mins The Three Witnesses Acrylic on Canvas Size :48"x68" Year finished: 2004-14 This painting illustrates three witnesses who are taking part in the salvation of a homeless person. the figure in the background is angled, this imposed by them being Positioned on second-floor balconies, symbolizing they are not humans, they are a higher class of beings. To the left side of the painting a demon and to the right side an angel of God . the kingdoms they serve are identified by the breastplate emblems of their armor. The demon has a dragon head overlaid on a pentagram. The angle of God has a lions head overlaid on a cross. The demon face is partly hidden by a hood which represents deception, where in contrast the angle of God is wearing nothing on his head that hiders the view of his face., representing honest. Angel is always involved in the affairs of the human race. The demon is warring against man to turn their heart against God, and lead them to destruction. God's angel is always warring lead mankind to salvation through Jesus the Christ, and lead him away from the path of destruction that comes from sinful living. The ally way is representing three kingdoms, to the left, the kingdom o Hell. The center road, the kingdom of mankind. To the right side, the kingdom of Heaven. The path of these kingdoms is represented by the direction of stairs. To go the way of Hell is to take the stairs down to the sub-level door. To the go, the way of heaven is to take the fire escape upward. The lighting and the condition of the structures of the walls also identify the nature of the kingdoms they represent. The kingdom of Hell is represented by the dark and crumbling wall. Man's kingdom is represented by a boarded up windowed wall that is a dead end. Symbolizing that mankind only has two roads to chose from, there is no such thing as a third reality. The left side of the paint is a cardboard box and a newspaper floor which serve as a makeshift shelter for the homeless man. The turned over bottle reveals which devise he had that lead him to a life of living in the street. The tipped over trash can which spills its trash onto the light source that is lighting the alleyway, which is in the shape of a cross, represents mankind's sin which Jesus The Christ paid in full the debt which God demand for the payment for sin which is death. So that The guiltless took the place of the guilty, that by faith in this truth all will escape Hell and enter the Kingdom of God as children and heirs of The Highest God. The Homeless man, who is dirty,ill-clothed, cold, tired, hungry, hopeless, symbolizes the condition of Mankind outside a flourishing relationship with God. The Christian witness is better dressed implying he is walking with God, and his life is blessed through God provision. The witness is showing compassion and the love of Christ to this homeless man by wrapping his arm around the shoulder of the dirty smelly homeless man. He points the homeless man in the direction of the path that leads to salvation through faith in the work of Jesus The Christ which is His work on the Cross, receive Jesus as his Lord and Savior. That through a relationship with the Christ, He can receive the guidance, the strength, the willpower to leave his old life of being a drunkard and living in the street. Because in Christ old thing pass away, and all thing are made new. The light that falls on the Christian witness and the homeless man and opens up in the shape of the cross in the alleyway, comes from a heavenly source outside the picture. Written by Stephen J.Vatttimo June 16, 2014

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SiennyLovesDrawing SiennyLovesDrawing
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#stayHome

Together gather we, all Malaysians https://siennylovesdrawing.wordpress.com/2020/03/24/not-boring-exciting-stayhome/

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Naveen Naveen
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Head

This head is from a broken sculpture I found in A church of Rome when I was exploring the city, you can see a lot of these sculpture on the streets when you look around.

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