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The freshman has been caught by the sorority sisters in his pledging uniform

#ThrowbackThursday! I made this comic 10 years ago for a fanzine I published with college friends. A

garadinervi: Dan Graham, Drawings 1965 – 1969, Publication Studio, Vancouver, 2011 [räume

One subway ride.

These are old drawings that I’ve drawn back in 2019 but I had not published them as such,

artist-duchamp:Rotoreliefs (Optical Disks), Marcel Duchamp, 1935, published 1953, MoMA: Drawings and

More art from Breathwork: How to Use Your Breath to Change Your Life By: @crystals_papi Published By

wocman: Wanted to start back up on a tablet again for drawing again so here we go!My partner gave me

Bea&Giò celebrate Pride with the publication of a webcomic set right during the event

Been spending a lot of time with my favorite fictitious midwestern small-town public servants lately

Breunor flung his sword high above his head. Ink and watercolor drawing. 210 x 145 mm. First publish

I uploaded another design to Teepublic. I had fun drawing the patches. Honestly, I made this one for

happy Liefeld feet friday! have these from Teen Titans #27 ! published in 2005 he had been drawing c

happy Liefeld feet friday! have these from New Mutants #86 ! published in 1990 he had been drawing c

In my long traitorous absence from tumblr I became a published comic creator! The comic is call

a drawing published in the german lesbian magazine die freundin (in english, called the girlfriend:

alfondc: #11 From my serie Drawing By Numbers

“Woman with the curious cap”The Diary of a Girl in France in 1821 by Mary Browne

Woman and Chariot for Théogonie, Georges Braque, 1932 (book published 1955), MoMA: Drawings a

I got the chance to illustrate a series of articles about faulty elevators in Chicago public housing

happy Liefeld feet friday! have these from New Mutants #96 ! published in 1990 he had been drawing c

“myyy public!"  happy groundhog day! so happy to have an excuse to

Hiob (Job), Oskar Kokoschka, 1916–17, published 1917, MoMA: Drawings and PrintsThe Louis E. St

bitch-media: Coming soon to San Francisco public transit: beautiful portraits of LGBTQI locals drawn

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