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#MastoArt

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Mullana

Say hi to Finn-Tuan Le, the main character of the comic I'm currently working on!

With a very near-future setting and the first volume basically being a roadtrip between #Nürnberg and #Ansbach, this illustration doesn't really give away it's genre. But drastic environmental changes (and a touch of fantasy because rule of cool) lead to a slow but thorough breakdown of globalization and now people have to rebuild a more resilient society.

Watercolor drawing of a comic character, resting one foot on lime green foldable bike and holding a phone in his hand. he‘s looking confidently into the distance, his clothes show signs of mending. In the background you can see green hills and forests before a blue cloudy sky.
Same as before, but without the background
#elementar#solarpunk#climatefiction
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Mark Tisdale Art 🏳️‍🌈

There’s something magical about a sunny morning after the rain. The world just feels fresh and full of possibility. This Dublin print captures that moment, bringing a little sunshine to your day (and wall)! 🌞

Prints available on Etsy (US) and Pixels (most locations and more options)

Etsy - marktisdaleart.etsy.com/listin

Pixels - mark-tisdale.pixels.com/featur

Color photograph of the General Post Office on O’Connell Street in Dublin, Ireland, bathed in bright morning sunlight. The wet pavement reflects the light, and pedestrians walk along the street. An Irish flag waves atop the neoclassical building against a clear blue sky.
#Photography#Dublin#Ireland
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Jason Reed

I wanted to spruce up the back side of my Fairphone 5. I used a piece of good quality paper made for oil and acrylic paint and cut it to size, including space for the cameras. Then I painted this with some acrylic paints. The good thing is, if I wish later to change the painting I just need to swap out the paper.

My Fairphone 5 taking a selfie, with my help, showing the painting I made for inside its cover. The painting is a large tree in a field with some obscure background hills. The sky is blue with a puffy white cloud.
#MastoArt#fairphone5#acrylicpainting
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Ele Willoughby, PhD

Happy birthday to botanist & photography trailblazer Anna Atkins (1799-1871), née Children!

Atkins’ mother died when she was still an infant, but she was close with her naturalist father & received a much more scientific education than was common for women in her time. Her 250 detailed engravings of shells were used to illustrate her father’s translation of Lamarck’s ‘Genera of Shells’; 🧵1/n

My portrait of Anna Atkins combines a linocut print illustrating her (a Victorian woman in a dress with lace collar in silver ink on white) with a background of a cyanotype with two white fern leaves silhouettes on a Prussian blue.
#sciart#printmaking#linocut
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Karen Kaspar

The inspiration for this handmade watercolor painting comes from a visit to Hochfelln in the Bavarian Alps in Germany on a beautiful sunny late summer day where the surrounding mountains were gently bathed in various shades of blue.

Prints and more here: karen-kaspar.pixels.com/featur

and here (Europe): artheroes.de/de/motiv/Blick-vo

View from the Top of the Mountain is a hand-painted watercolor painting by artist Karen Kaspar in landscape format. From the mountain summit, the viewer's gaze sweeps over the surrounding mountain ranges of the Bavarian Alps. The tranquil landscape features multiple layers of mountains that gradually fade from rich greens in the foreground to softer blues in the background, giving a sense of depth. The colors merge and create a calm, natural and peaceful atmosphere. Looking at the painting invites you to relax and calms your mind and soul. The inspiration for this watercolor painting comes from a visit to Hochfelln in the Bavarian Alps in Germany on a beautiful sunny late summer day where the surrounding mountains were gently bathed in various shades of blue.
#mountains#berge#alpen
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