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mickeyandcompany:Visual development art for Disney’s Beauty and the Beast (2017), by Karl Simon

Chic foil stamp business stationery design by Erwin Bindeman

idontcareaboutyourblog:One of the best visual representations of the double standards subjected to a

swordtember 7: stars

blluish:visual representations of how intense heartbreak and loneliness feel

topcat77:Blanca Miro 

jaebam:유겸 (YUGYEOM) x ‘FRANCHISE’ Dance Visual / Travis Scott, Feat. Young Thug & M.I.A.

Superstorm Melon Date has a new background! It’s an inner city park. Features include:A founta

Yo! Check this out! I got a new backdrop done! This is the casual restaurant. It’s got a squas

I’m cleaning up the first section of my visual novel. Love is cool, so I’m really gettin

You probably think I’ve dropped off the face of the Earth. No way! I’ve been working hard on a new p

Hello! I basically never post here anymore. I know, totally sad, right? However I still post all the

Here’s more from the visual novel I’m making: a melon person orders melons at a restaura

To learn RenPy, I’m making a little visual novel. You go on a date with genetically engineered

mrgif:last days of summer

scurviesdisneyblog:Treasure Planet visual development by Christophe Vacher

Special collab visual artwork - Akudama Drive  x Danganronpa アクダマドライブ Akudama Drive ダンガンロンパ 希望の学園と絶望

spankjonze:Everything is a mythical, cosmic battle between faith and chance.Children of Men | 2006 |

ping-and-mulan:30 Day Disney Sound/Visual Challenge - Visual Day 8 - Favourite Architectural Scenery

More prelim paints from Primal’s season 1 finale, “Slave of the Scorpion” 3/3. Hope you enjoyed the

visualpunker:Visual Style 15: Machines and Mechanic Motion in Anime

geekynerfherder: Showcasing art from some of my favourite artists in the field of visual arts, inclu

Darling Deerest aka Heather Hartz aka Deerly Departed aka Milk and Honey (American, based Columbia,

classichorrorblog:The ShiningDirected by Stanley Kubrick (1980) this is what madness looks like

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