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Craft a captivating minimalist masterpiece that unveils the timeless allure of a brunette woman set against the tranquil backdrop of a serene forest. Against the pristine canvas of a white background, the composition intentionally distills itself to essential elements, placing the spotlight on the graceful contours of the female form. Within this visually enchanting artwork, the silhouette of the brunette woman emerges as a symbol of modern minimalism, embodying the essence of simplicity and refined beauty. Soft sunset tones delicately envelop her figure, creating a seamless fusion between the gentle warmth of the hues and the precise lines that define her silhouette. The minimalist ethos extends to a purposeful absence of intricate details, allowing the viewer's imagination to weave its own narrative. The emphasis on clean lines serves to heighten the sophistication of the composition, immersing the observer in a visual language that exudes both elegance and restraint. Engaging in a delicate dance between positive and negative space, the artwork strategically utilizes the latter to elevate the overall composition. The strategic use of empty space imparts a sense of airiness, prompting viewers to appreciate not just the woman's silhouette but also the harmonious equilibrium between form and emptiness. This piece beckons contemplation, unfolding as a serene visual narrative that seamlessly marries simplicity, elegance, and modern aesthetics. Through a meticulous play of negative space and a restrained color palette, the artist captures the viewer's attention, inviting them into a tranquil exploration where beauty resonates in the subtleties of minimalist expression., conceptual art, 3d render, photo

some pieces I've done for my exhibition! do not repost or reupload without my permission. image descriptions in alt text

Best (?) quality: his giggles.

completely fucking beautiful blitz head turn here holy fucking shit

no but the way death was almost an indulgence for bill and frank like. and i don't just mean that their chosen weapon was a bottle of wine or that they got to spend their last few moments in their bed in their home in each other's arms knowing how loved they are, but i just mean the indulgence of a death of old age on their own terms in a world that's basically all death. it may have been tragic to watch but it was their happy ending.

Day 5: free day

Remastered PNGs from the new Genshin Impact Online Event!

tribute to the most beautiful first ever homo on my television screen

Sephiroth's Hair Routine:

According to the Silver Elite Fan Club in Crisis Core, Sephiroth uses a full bottle of both shampoo and conditioner to wash his hair. Both are provided by Shinra and are scented with 13 different perfumes, including rose and vanilla.

According to the Final Fantasy VII Remake Material Ultimania, Sephiroth uses a hair tonic for "spiky hair" also used by Cloud Strife and Zack Fair to style his bangs. The rest of his hair flows naturally. His styling time is 5 minutes.

Bonus: in Advent Children most of his hair was animated manually, which was very hard for the animators.

They made her litereally Sooooooo beautiful.

My boy is so pretty Harukawa had to get rid of his eyebrows just to lessen a but of his lethal beauty because loOK AT HIM

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personally I find regency kind of a boring era for historical fiction idk why

the plot (and outifts!) for the movie joker (2019) were stolen from florence and the machine's short film the odyssey (2015). in this essay i will...

the left was done without any reference images while i used a screecap to refer to for the rigt one :)

Lucas de Heere, Wives and daughters. En 1560 ce peintre flamand originaire de Gand visite Londres et y dessine les autochtones qu'il observe dans la rue. Nous aimons particulièrement chez lui cette œuvre qui représente de gauche à droite trois dames de haute lignée et à droite une femme d'extraction plus modeste, épouse d'un commerçant. Cette dernière est plus distinguée, plus pudique, mieux habillée, les traits de son visage sont plus fins que ceux des dames nobles qui ont les yeux globuleux et la tête ronde. La vraie noblesse se cache parfois chez les gens les plus simples, l'élégance aussi. C'est encore le substrat du merveilleux film Gosford Park.