Dennis FH

thinking about when me and @shilin.bsky.social played a kapustin duet

My painting PORTSMOUTH WALK

Digital painting of a Least Weasel standing amidst some purple and white crocus flowers which are nearly as big as it is. The weasel is mostly covered in reddish brown fur with white under its chin and along its chest and belly. It has a bit of black at the very tip of its tail. It looks alert and ready for action.

Drew a Least Weasel because the name always makes me chuckle...

"Thou art the very least of weasels!"

Yet ounce per ounce, probably one of the most vicious and terrifying predators on the planet (but also deadly cute!)

#art #SciArt

A little samurai silhouette stands beneath a torii. Rocks and trees surround them. A cat is hiding somewhere. Brushed ink on paper.

Daily sketch 🪾🪨🥷🐈‍⬛️

Can you... spot the cat ?

#art #artsky #cat #sketch #ink

the only instance in recorded history of a traffic collision between a car and a u-boat!

across all wikipedias in all languages, vietnamese wikipedia's "game boy" article is the only place that uses the public domain shots of hillary clinton as a tetris addict taken on air force one

Interstellar was released on this day in 2014 🚀

Are we there yet? #art #oilpainting

Contemporary young composers of classical music are frequently taken to task for placing marketability and profit orientation above artistic integrity and compositional skill. In reality, however, placing the emphasis on the profitability of a given composition is not really a 21st century phenomenon or invention. Take for example Sergei Rachmaninoff. As soon as he put the finishing touches on his Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini, he rather nonchalantly remarked, “This piece is for my agent.” Clearly, if we can trust Rachmaninoff’s self-assessment, the composition appears rooted in economic reality rather than an overpowering artistic need for expression.

this is such a funny thing to say when you're Rachmaninoff

Rachmaninoff played the piano part at the premiere in 1934, accompanied by the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Leopold Stokowski. Uncharacteristically, Rachmaninoff was rather jittery and nervous prior to his performance. The story is told that had a glass of crème de menthe to steady his nerves. Everything went spectacularly well, and prior to every subsequent performance of the Rhapsody, he drank a glass of crème de menthe. It is not surprising therefore that the local press — not merely for musical reasons — started calling the piece the “Crème de Menthe Variations.”

Rachmaninoff noooo thats gross!!!

Tree

#pixelart

let's be autistic about spongebob squarepants together

Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita, Chat couturier, 1927, oil on canvas, 7 5/8 x 9½ in. (19.5 x 24.1 cm.), Private collection. Signed and dated "Foujita 1927" and signed again in Japanese

Léonard Tsuguharu Foujita, Chat couturier, 1927, oil on canvas, 7 5/8 x 9½ in. (19.5 x 24.1 cm.), Private collection

I had to post it

Sergei Prokofiev.🎶🖤 #prokofiev #portrait #drawing #artsky #artist

Meme showing six logical operators illustrated with jack-o'-lantern images. trick OR treat trick AND treat trick XOR treat trick NOR treat trick NAND treat trick XNOR treat

Picture of a grey-brown and white cat wearing a blue harness. The caption reads 'Chonk, Quality Push.'

Quality control cat.

📸 tuuuckerr

happy halloween! 🎃
#illustration #procreateart

a painting of an opossum with babies on her back tugging a blackberry off the vine. It's pitch black in the background

opossum (2024)

Watercolour painting, done from a photo, of a cat called Misty!
#cats #catsofbluesky #TGIF #art #paintings #watercolours

Happy Halloween Mario calendar artwork via Nintendo Today!

#retro #art #gaming #mario #halloween

Hereditary (2018) / Past Lives (2023)

11 anos de Interestelar.

Arnold Böcklin - Die Toteninsel / Isle of the Dead ("Basel" first version, May 1880). Oil on canvas, 110.9 x 156.4 cm (43.6 x 61.5 in). Kunstmuseum Basel, Switzerland

This (series of) painting has got to have one of the most diverse fandom I have ever seen, at least in the history of art.

Like, if you happen to be obsessed with it or its variants, then you have something in common with, at least 10 historical figures.

World Opera Day - Digital Hygge World Opera Day (October 25) celebrates the art of opera and its power to connect people through music, storytelling, and emotion.

Happy World Opera Day! 🎭🎶

Celebrated on October 25, this day honors the beauty of opera and the birthdays of two great composers — Georges Bizet and Johann Strauss II.

#NowSpinning this disc is an absolute treat. Some music we don’t often see on disc, so it’s automatically of interest anyway. I’ve always loved the Lahti Symphony Orchestra and they play their socks off here. The conducting is thrilling.

Guillermo del Toro says “I’d rather die” than use generative AI

“My concern is not artificial intelligence, but natural stupidity. I think that's what drives most of the world's worst features”

(Source: www.npr.org/2025/10/23/n...)