#MonkeyDay:
Monkey Figure
Mezcala culture, 1st–8th century
Balsas River region, Guerrero, Mexico
Serpentine
H. 2 13/16 x W. 5/8 x D. 2 1/8 in. (7.1 x 1.6 x 5.4 cm)
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York 1979.206.1208
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Hanging out, chillin'- if you want to send me an ask I'll probably answer it tonight
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Figurine (ceramic buffware with red and yellow paint) of the Tlatilco culture in present-day Mexico. Artist unknown; between 1200 and 900 BCE (Early Pre-Classic). Now in the Walters Art Museum, Baltimore. Photo credit: Walters Art Museum.
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Namictia ehua, zinacantan.
Boda de, zinacantan.
Wedding from, zinacantan
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(via ¿Qué hace una escultura de 5 metros en la explanada del Teatro Doblado? | La Silla Rota)
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Quetzalcoatl and Huehuecoyotl
Working on drawing more Aztec gods, probably drawing Coatlicue and Xochiquetzal soon.
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Dragon of Light from Tears of the Kingdom, done in a Mesoamerican inspired style.
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#TwoForTuesday:
Joined Frogs
Mexico, Colima, 200 BCE–500 CE
Slip-painted ceramic with incised decoration
6 x 3 3/4 x 5 1/2 in. (15.24 x 9.53 x 13.97 cm)
LACMA Los Angeles County Museum of Art M.86.296.166
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@lazydaydrawings
I really like your Mysterio a totally normal amount, I just couldn't help but draw their cool design!!
+ progress shots cuz I'm really happy with this!
bonus silly thing:
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"My name is Death, and the end is here"
Mictlantecuhtli and my OC Meztli.
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Hero With a Thousand Faces
Hey y’all! Remember that post with the Tyannosaurus and its Pop Culture legacy? And how I did it with two more prehistoric creatures (and Sid)? Welp... here’s the latest version, and by far, the biggest of ‘em all.
The motif here is actually simple, from the drawings of a Paleolithic couple (the man’s a Neanderthal, and the lady’s a regular ol’ Homo Sapiens), they, without realizing it, inspired literal thousands upon thousands of years of storytelling, and of the many, MANY concepts of the “hero” figure throughout all of human history.
Guess which ones are which!
Previously:
Triceratops
Pteranodon
Tyrannosaurus
Sid and the Giant Sloths
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Behold My Beauty and Weep
This 36″ x 36″ quilt was made for the 2024 Brooklyn Quilters Guild fence show, which is entitled THE STORIES WE TELL: Folktales, Fantasy & Folly. I knew I wanted to do something similar to my O, Beware… quilt with some kind of creature staring out through scales or feathers, etc. While looking for images of feathered dragons, I became intrigued with illustrations of Quetzalcoatl from Mesoamerican…
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