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Traditional Chinese clothes, hanfu, in Tang dynasty style. Photos by 清辉阁 Qinghuige.  This type

Today is a traditional Chinese festival, Laba Festival(腊八节). Laba is celebrated on the eighth day of

inkjadestudio:汤婆子 Traditional Chinese Hot Water BottlePic Sources:baike.baidu.com/item/%E6%B

glory-a: Older sketches I had made for a Band AU for the A6 boyssss~Reference photos were used for t

cybertronian:Alphonse Mucha model reference photos and final artworks.

etheringtonbrothers: Your ONLY CHANCE to get my TRILOGY of drawing tutorials BOOKS (including the NE

urhajos: Ceramics ist Krieg, Helena Hauss Follow us on Twitter & Facebook for more

foodffs: White Bean Paste (Shiroan) 白あんFollow for recipesIs this how you roll?

househunting: 80s bathroom aesthetic

tokyo-fashion: Liz and Bishoujo wearing Japanese steampunk fashion on the street in Harajuku. Full L

foodffs: Rainbow Spicy Tofu Sushi Burritos {vegan} Follow for recipes Get your FoodFfs stuff here

sosuperawesome: Rings Gabilo on Etsy See our #Etsy or #Rings tags

ultrawannaus: Look at these elegant dresses!!!–Up to 67%Off– Here are links: Left || Ri

driflloon: serena motola for revs magazine

michelleweaverart: “Heber Snow” Took a tiny, grainy reference photo on my old phone and

3ls3n: robert and rosalind detail shots(sorry for the weird upskirt picture of rosalind i couldnt q

spectacularuniverse: I’ve seen this photograph very frequently on tumblr and Facebook, always

dianneclaudine: Painted sunflowers for the first day of 2018. (Reference photos from Pinterest)

An artists’ model photographed in the studio of Belgian sculptor Jacques de Lalaing, pencilled

A notable early photographic session by Jean Louis Marie Eugène Durieu in 1855, many of the i

Another set of artists’ reference photographs by Louis Jean-Baptiste Igout, published in the 1

A novel angle here, though perhaps not the most flattering, or the most useful to those 19th century

Another photograph by Thomas Eakins in 1883, showing two of his art students boxing while four more

eyecaging: Lemme show you a photoshoppy. Source: seiga.nicovideo.jp/seiga/im6262381 Title：唐揚

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