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I love these dreamy architectural paintings by @park_sunga. There's this wistful quality of remembering and forgetting, seeing and unseeing, smoke and softness. Imagine playing a video game illustrated in this style, how lovely that would be https://t.co/ULDYVsQdfB
A message from a stranger on DMT https://t.co/yCDdeLvofa
Japanese redditors experimenting with English https://t.co/ghpYh3RzGE
Monument to indigenous tribes https://t.co/55VmD1ApNP
Humans cheering in support of a collective effort to help a stranger https://t.co/lfKpjXLphK
Marvel of engineering https://t.co/yWTVWCkaiI
Magnificent structures in paintings, literally awesome https://t.co/A8upTPfyxc
Alexander McQueen https://t.co/a2FP1ystvc
Soviet aesthetic https://t.co/RXaAsbl3Wl
Contender for “greatest lede ever written” https://t.co/phe7bMSUav
Thread of Soviet designs in multiple fields https://t.co/GbPWWiVx6O
Thread about custom guitars https://t.co/V3C9Er225Y
Hutchinson Guitar Concepts makes the most beautiful guitars in the world. Art. He works WITH the body of the instrument, not ON it. He respects negative space. Tempo. Rhythm. Pacing. Scale. Few artists appreciate the soul of their work this well. If he did tattoos I'd fly to him https://t.co/gPXmMVGqWl
I love these oil painting cityscapes by Jeremy Mann, they take my breath away every time. When you make art, I think it's always useful to ask the question, "What is it about this medium that lets me do something I can't do with any other medium?" Jeremy has this figured out https://t.co/RNr4O8z1QV
Eugène Galien-Laloue, 1850s Paris. I think these were some of the earliest paintings of spaces with artificial lights https://t.co/1JgVzINjZH
Eugène Galien-Laloue. I really love these. It's like Humans Of Paris 1850s. I love how the painting style feels like something designed to paint nature, and how the artificial lights (were these electric lights?) stand out. Could you do cyberpunk paintings in this style? https://t.co/KWglu8doDz
Industrial revolution paintings https://t.co/1VItmIkee2
"Do you remember sleeping in the back of your parent's car at night? I tried to draw these sensations in an animated comic." Our Toyota Was Fantastic, by bouletcorp. You REALLY gotta click through the link and see the animation. Really takes me back https://t.co/16kD6MgLcV https://t.co/trSKTmXjhU
One of my personal variants of this – unfortunately I don't have the skills to make art with this yet https://t.co/1Q6mIW2o1g
