Andy Wang

Loveeee the sharp red accents

From "Vorace", a very short indie film by Pauline Mauvière & Charles Ouvrard (France).
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Thank youuu!! ☺️

Ahhh thank you sm as always Jade!!

The "2 of Swords" tarot card on top of a violet background. An ornately dressed woman walked barefoot across an ice-landscape while carrying a green shroud above her head that waves in the wind against - space-black sky, lit with the green light of a Ganymede aurora borealis. She has two seax swords at her waist and is wearing a metal eye mask and a golden spike crown behind her head. The cards border is decorated with abstract ornament designs based on the four major moons of Jupiter.

The Strength major arcana card on top of an orange background. A sphinx-queen with a tail of green Greek fire rests ontop of a stone crypt, where a pale, wooden Red-Coat soldier lays entombed (defeated). The sphinx is a regal Indian woman with curly black hair, brown skin and a bindi on her forehead under a jeweled crown headpiece. The hot orange silhouette of Jupiter looms behind her in the distance. The cards border is decorated with abstract ornament designs based on the four major moons of Jupiter.

Ganymede Princess 💫 (of the Jovian Tarot Deck)

The "Page of Wands" card set on a yellow background. A brightly costumed and neon colored jester Space Princess dances in-front of a lifting red curtain over Io with a volcanic star lighting in the background. Her head piece is alight with black and gold flames. The frame around the card art features ornate abstract decorations inspired by the characteristics of the four largest moons of Jupiter.

The "4 of Cups" card set on-top of a teal background. A woman draped in a violet cloak gazes at us in front of a gold mantlepiece while a blue moon hovers overhead at top left. A mysterious bird perches on her straightened left arm. It's head is a metal disk with the design of the Nebra Sky Disk. They are illuminated with a blue glow. Four gold chalices float symmetrically above them. The frame around the card art features ornate abstract decorations inspired by the characteristics of the four largest moons of Jupiter.

Announcing my biggest personal art project thus far: the Jovian Princess Tarot Deck! Inspired by the major moons of Jupiter: Io, Europa, Ganymede and Callisto- a love letter to magical girls, space queens, & NASA needs everywhere

drawing frogs on a tree branch drinking mate. tropical vegetation in the background, plus a moon & stars

new frogs

a moment of peace

A pencil drawing of a blonde in a white dress holding a knife. The ends of her hair, sleeves and dress are red with blood

A bride in a white dress stands looking out a stone arch at a red moon while holding a bloodied knife. Her hands and hair are red with blood. The bottom of dress descends into a puddle of blood dripping off the steps.

🩸2013 vs 2025🩸

The most consistent use case for generative ai is devaluing labor

New trailer for "Frieren" Season 2.
Full video >> www.youtube.com/watch?v=MwP4...
Broadcast begins on January 16, 2026.

I'm just feeling so emotional about skin! Our fish comrades who figured out lungs hundreds of millions of years ago, and then dozens of times since! We can breathe through our butts????

I'm watching Hank Green's video "The Hardest Problem Evolution Ever Solved" lol

I feel like I really understand why fish don't exist now. Emotional about eyeballs.

WAKE UP FROM THE MUNDANE WITH A RUDE AWAKENING: ART AND MERCH CRAFTED IN QUEENS.

a rude! Calendar 2026 edition

gorgeous print of the empress tarot card painted by Kenny wroten

sticker version of the beloved Alex Krokus comic “artist alley”

A Rude Awakening is a collective storefront for six friends and artists living in New York. As the world becomes increasingly hostile to the arts we have come together to make cool shit that will not only sustain us financially but also nourish us creatively

Don't Buy Starbucks! At any location, today and beyond, while workers are on ULP strike!

As of this morning, Starbucks workers across the country are officially ON STRIKE. And we're prepared for this to become the biggest and longest ULP strike in Starbucks history.

Say #NoContractNoCoffee with us: DON'T BUY STARBUCKS for the duration of our open-ended ULP strike! $SBUX

Always so crisply and expressively drawn!

Today's my birthday!!
Would you be so kind and repost a birthday girl's art? 🌬️💕

Ahhh thank you so much! Im glad the text is translating well :')

A digital illustration of a group of woman observing a levitating, angelic figure within a ruined courtyard setting of Greco-Roman columns around an overgrown fountain that resembles the atrium of the Frick Museum in NYC. It is falling dusk, and the scene is colored in a dimming purple, sunsetting haze. The angelic figure is a trans man with long red hair and top scars bearing a torn out heart and a halo of guts. He floats by a living bronze statue of another angel mounted ontop of the fountain with hands clasped in prayer. From behind a column closer to us, a mysterious trans woman with one glowing eye dressed in a modern dress and cardigan and a moon halo over her head observes us while holding onto a crystal cane. In the middle, under the promenade of collapsing marble, a group of three woman look out at the angel - one seated who I imagine like the poet Sappho, her attendant raising an ornate fan, and another modernly dressed trans woman with devil horns. At the right, one woman walks away carrying a bloodied bag dripping over her dress, while at the furthest wall to the right sits a woman playing a Bull-Head Lyre such as one found from the Royal Tombs of Ur in modern day Iraq. These two woman are also dressed in regal Mesopotamian garb. There is no indication outside of the columns and doors of the courtyard of where we are, or what time or space this is. Standing on ground level, we are simply among women.

Sappho went to the Frick (and seen the Islands of Man)

🦀💙

digital illustration of a woman with light skin and dark hair holding a dagger to her throat. behind her is a portrait in a baroque style frame that's coming alive as a fleshy ghost

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A digital illustration of a group of woman observing a levitating, angelic figure within a ruined courtyard setting of Greco-Roman columns around an overgrown fountain that resembles the atrium of the Frick Museum in NYC. It is falling dusk, and the scene is colored in a dimming purple, sunsetting haze. The angelic figure is a trans man with long red hair and top scars bearing a torn out heart and a halo of guts. He floats by a living bronze statue of another angel mounted ontop of the fountain with hands clasped in prayer. From behind a column closer to us, a mysterious trans woman with one glowing eye dressed in a modern dress and cardigan and a moon halo over her head observes us while holding onto a crystal cane. In the middle, under the promenade of collapsing marble, a group of three woman look out at the angel - one seated who I imagine like the poet Sappho, her attendant raising an ornate fan, and another modernly dressed trans woman with devil horns. At the right, one woman walks away carrying a bloodied bag dripping over her dress, while at the furthest wall to the right sits a woman playing a Bull-Head Lyre such as one found from the Royal Tombs of Ur in modern day Iraq. These two woman are also dressed in regal Mesopotamian garb. There is no indication outside of the columns and doors of the courtyard of where we are, or what time or space this is. Standing on ground level, we are simply among women.

Sappho went to the Frick (and seen the Islands of Man)

And also feeling so happy about NJ too I will always be a Jersey Girl at heart 😌

Workshopping a joke about how my birth name is also Andrew but I started rejecting it this year, and now most of NYC did too LETS GOOOOOOO

I genuinely thought this was a photo for a second and went to alt text for the further explanation of what I was looking at 😭

Me looking down the sucker of a chunk of kraken tentacle (its a cardboard box under white paper wrap with a plastic cone lol) at Royoko Kui's manga and illustration exhibit in NYC.

Ponder thine cube