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hii I LOVE your work! what's your redbubble?
Hii! Thank you so much! Here’s a link to my redbubble: https://www.redbubble.com/people/nabokovlen/shop
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this poem is so very special to me...
Anonymous asked:
Yo super weird question maybe but do you have thoughts on people getting your art tattooed or using it for tattoo inspiration? Specifically looking at ur angels of sorrow and hope. They made me feel some type of way hah. If you’re not comfortable with it I totally understand!!
Hi! Not a weird question at all! I don’t mind anybody using those pictures like that. In fact a couple of people already did! Just tag me or send me a picture of a tattoo.
It actually also makes me feel some type of way, that people want those pictures on their bodies :’) So, again, I’m all for it.
Thank you for asking!
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“Hippo, frog & toad” mug (1978)
Anonymous asked:
Hey! I’m just wondering if you’re planning to sell your angels of bravery and sorrow as prints? I love your style it’s gorgeous
Thanks for asking and for your kind words!
I have those on my redbubble (maybe it’ll be smart to pin a link somewhere on the top), but only in small sized stuff, because the original paintings are like a little bit more that palm-sized. I could scan them on bigger resolution, but I don’t know how it will turn out on print 🤔🤔 maybe I should. I don’t know.
Thanks for asking again <3
hello i'm making a uquiz and was wondering if i could use the left illustration in it? unfortunately i had to crop it since uquiz only allows a certain image size. i completely understand if u don't want me to!! also u will be credited ofc thank u in advance!
Hi, sure, I don’t mind! Thanks for asking :)
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The devouring mouth of Hell, circa 1150.
From Winchester Psalter manuscript. Winchester, England. [SOURCE]
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The Comet Book (1587), details, “16th-century treatise on comets, created anonymously (or maybe it was a woman who endured erasure) in Flanders (now northern France)”. Originally named in german Kometenbuch.
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Ross Gay, from “Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude,” in Catalog of Unabashed Gratitude
[text ID: I am sorry. I am grateful. I just want us to be friends now, forever. Take this bowl of blackberries from the garden. The sun has made them warm. I picked them just for you. I promise I will try to stay on my side of the couch.]
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you stand in a convenience store at sunrise, in the middle of an endless summer. you wait in a parking lot at midnight. you close an elevator door at 6pm. these are simultaneous. you stand in the mirror. and you stand in the mirror.