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Why tf is there so much ai art on here now bruh

Blackpool beach, 1950s, photo by Picture Post photographer John Chillingworth.

I got in the Judas Contract version of Deathstroke, along with a couple of Infinity Inc figures.
-Leo

Any FGC console content creators interested in covering the VF5 closed beta test, DM me. #virtuafighter

The dwarves of Ramia-Yana.

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YouTube video by Drawfee Show Drawing Old Romance Novels Based ONLY on Their Hilarious Titles

We're making art based on the silliest romance novel titles we could find on today's Drawfee! youtu.be/rYXzs8gl8o4

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also on PS+ Extra/Game pass Standard

Lunchtime library pickup.

Dragon Ball Z Episode 19 - Level Sets

fancy pencils!

GUESS WHAT?!?

A young woman sits barefoot on a pale rock in a barren landscape under a dramatic sky. She wears a knee-length white dress with a black-and-white patterned jacket. Her dark hair with braids is parted and pulled back, framing a calm face that gazes directly at us. In her lap, she holds a carved wooden toy shaped like a plane. Behind her, swirling gray clouds frame two glowing orbs: a bright red sun to the right and a pale moon to the left. Low ochre pyramids sit in the distance, emphasizing her still, symbolic presence between earth and sky. This portrait by iconic Mexican artist Frida Kahlo fuses realism with cultural and historical symbolism. Lucha Maria sits firmly on rock, her innocence grounded in both childhood and the deep roots of Mexican identity. In her lap rests a camouflaged model military plane that is a toy yet likely a reminder of World War II, reflecting global turbulence entering even private lives. Behind her, two step pyramids evoke Mexico’s ancient civilizations and continuity of heritage. Above, sun and moon appear together, a Mesoamerican symbol of cosmic dualities: life and death, day and night. By placing the young woman between pyramids, celestial forces, and war’s shadow, Kahlo entwines childhood, national identity, and global conflict into a meditation on resilience and cultural endurance. In 1942, when Kahlo painted "Portrait of Lucha Maria, A Girl from Tehuacan," her health was fragile but her artistic recognition was rising. She had recently joined Mexico’s artistic movement to honor national identity and indigenous culture. Diego Rivera’s fame still overshadowed hers, yet Frida was carving her own place. Through "Lucha Maria," she reflected both childhood innocence and Mexico’s cultural heritage, even as she faced personal pain and growing creative independence. It is a layered meditation on childhood, heritage, and the world’s upheaval, showing Kahlo’s ability to turn a portrait into a reflection on identity, culture, and history.

"Retrato de Lucha María, niña de Tehuacán" by Frida Kahlo (Mexican) - Oil on masonite / 1942 - San Diego Museum of Art (California) #WomenInArt #FridaKahlo #art #Kahlo #artwork #WomanArtist #WomensArt #MexicanArtist #FemaleArtist #artText #MexicanArt #ModernArt #WomenArtists #SanDiegoMuseumofArt

Charlie Kirk wished death upon my friends.

The Persona Collection is $35.99 on US PSN buff.ly/h0zMtWF

Legendary art by KornArt
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susie is the coolest

dumbass shark

Alkaio Thiele, the new voice actor for Gumball, clarifies that the voice used in ‘The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball’ trailer is not his voice and it’s not the final voice of the character.