Ksenia Bakhareva

[VIKARE @vikare06]

150 years ago Kobayashi Kiyochika (小林 清親) started crafting the most cinematic woodblock compositions of all times. A great influence on filmmakers

[すみか@キレイな海を見に行きたいなぁ🏖🌏🌊🐠 @SumikaTabi]

今週もお疲れさまでした😊
かわいいラッコの親子で、みんなの疲れが癒やされますように✨✨

[genice @ anirevo A212 @genicecream]

wanna draw but without the part where i have to draw,

[Emily Walus @ewalus]

I am consoled knowing this is a mostly universal artist experience

[🥖kekeflipnote🥖 @Kekeflipnote]

The forbidden words.

[Medieval Manuscripts @BLMedieval]

Medieval giraffe alert.

From a 15th century pilgrim's guide to the Holy Land, made possibly in Nuremberg.

https://t.co/dQe8AoS0IM

[lyn 🔸 @MAMETCHl]

im crying my ass off at this species of goat (gulabi) that is so beautiful and cute as a baby and then the adult is like

[Ruka Ito 🦔 @sangobouro]

My mother wear this cloth... I always love these fat cats so much...

[Damien Kempf @DamienKempf]

Dragon in the sky
[BnF, MS Latin 7321A, 15th c.]

[Damien Kempf @DamienKempf]

I am reading
[Metz, MS 1588, 14th c.]

[Damien Kempf @DamienKempf]

Waking up like

[Naffy @Na_ff_y]

ねむれないんだ

[Nymla @ArtOfNymla]

Ohmigodz, I did it. The shop update is now LIVE!
https://t.co/xPZ3FxQ6ix
Here are some items that wasn't in the preview (except the mask). These are just a few of aaall of the things. I'm crazy excited about the greeting cards (to the top left), illustrated by @bonificat ! 🐐💚

[Ksenia Bakhareva @bonificat]

@broganhonor It was fun to see all the variations of a creature in a flashlight 😀

[Lauren Pettapiece @potpies]

it’s Fall y’all 🍁

[PRIN 🌞🌷 comms, work, and trying to live @prinsomnia]

chillin’ 🌿✨

[Dick King-Smith HQ @DickKingSmith]

Shrews sometimes travel in a sort of ‘conga line’ formation, with the mother leading, and all the little shrews grasping the tail of the shrew in front. This is known as a ‘caravan’ or if you prefer, a shrew-shrew train.

[Damien Kempf @DamienKempf]

A Cat, by the inimitable Ulisse Aldrovandi [ca. 1580]

[Damien Kempf @DamienKempf]

How was your weekend?
[Beinecke, MS 229, 13th c.]