I love that how since stripes were in vogue in the late 18th century, in the most famous portrait of Robespierre he's wearing them, but bc that portrait is so iconic, in basically all of frev media he's like the only one in noticeably striped clothes. As if he's like the brand ambassador for striped jackets or something.
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Chain Chomp Doggyyyy~ 🌟🐶
I adopted and drew my Star Chomp fella a while ago! I love him so much!!
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Lee (Miller) eye by Anna Ostoya
Anna Ostoya (Polish, b. 1978) ~ Lee 6 & 7, 2017, oil, gold leaf and archival print on canvas | src Bortolami gallery
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~ Texture | Pattern | Design ~
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Getting the stripes to line up was way harder than I anticipated, lol, but tada! Thinking about giving him a bowtie to make the blue stripe for his neck stand out more.
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FINALLY??? a good splatfest theme?!?!
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Some more pictures of the stripey dragon gloves from my video!
The inspiration was a pair of late 18th century printed gloves from the MFA collection, which I've loved for years.
I made my stripes dark brown instead of grey, and painted dragons instead of humans. When I looked for 18th century dragon references I found them on so many things! Dishes, furniture, frames, tiles, title pages, etc.
I want to make so many more striped gloves, they're so much fun. I could put lots of other different things in circles too.
But the stripes can be a bit eye scrambly, which is why I filmed a plain pair of gloves instead for the construction portion of the video.
Also, because a lot of people have asked, no I don't sell gloves and I don't do commissions.
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I believe the bird is a greater blue-eared starling, and the zebras are definitely zebras.
Masai Mara, Kenya, July 2023.
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Robert Mapplethorpe
Untitled (T-Shirt), 1970
Mixed media
The Getty Museum / © Robert Mapplethorpe Foundation
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