“Étude du Nord”
“The Golden Hour”
1/1 Abstrakt Landschaften.
Part of the Calming Abstrakt series, exploring the quiet poetry of colour, light and atmosphere.
Painted in harmony, each landscape holds its own quiet poetry, while together they form a singular expression of colour and atmosphere.
Now available on DRiP. 💛💧
“Étude du Nord”
“The Golden Hour”
1/1 Abstrakt Landschaften.
Part of the Calming Abstrakt series, exploring the quiet poetry of colour, light and atmosphere.
Painted in harmony, each landscape holds its own quiet poetry, while together they form a singular expression of colour and atmosphere.
Now available on DRiP. 💛💧
Just added a few new abstract landscape works to @mallowdotart
Part of my Calming Abstrakt series, exploring the quiet poetry of colour, light and atmosphere.
Just added a few new abstract landscape works to @mallowdotart
Part of my Calming Abstrakt series, exploring the quiet poetry of colour, light and atmosphere.
“Nādja”
1/1 Abstrakt Portraiture on @mallowdotart
A thousand impressions, expressed through the poetry of colour. Acrylic, graphite & digital • 3900 × 4950 px • 300 DPI.
Thank you so much @HoldenSparks for collecting our collab artwork. Truly appreciate your support for this special piece!
🎨♥️🖼️
“Toadette in Pearl Earring”
@DrRobo7 × JuleslikM
🚨BREAKING: @Samsung Partners With @Solana To Bring Cross-Border Stablecoin Payments to 82 Million Galaxy Devices
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Thank you @HoldenSparks for kicking off the auction!
20 hours to go.
“Toadette in Pearl Earring” 🖼️
@DrRobo7 × @Mjuleslik
A pearl from Vermeer.
A toad from $TOADS.
And a line from Larkin.
Oil & digital • 4950 × 6300 px • 300 DPI @mallowdotart
“Toadette in Pearl Earring”
@DrRobo7 × @Mjuleslik
A pearl from Vermeer.
A toad from $TOADS.
And a line from Larkin.
Oil & digital • 4950 × 6300 px • 300 DPI @mallowdotart
“Can’t I use my wit as a pitchfork And drive the brute off?” - Philip Larkin, Toads (1954)
“Toadette in Pearl Earring”
@DrRobo7 × JuleslikM
A pearl from Vermeer.
A toad from $TOADS.
And a line from Larkin.
Oil & digital • 4950 × 6300 px • 300 DPI @mallowdotart
“Can���t I use my wit as a pitchfork And drive the brute off?” - Philip Larkin, Toads (1954)