むっチー

成人済子持ちオタ。お絵描き好きです。最遊記、ヘタリア、あらき　フォローは18↑でお願いします

[むっチー @mucchy_]

一応ブルスカあります

[むっチー @mucchy_]

RT>はいはいヘタクラ大好き

[forummapping @forummapping]

No Poland-Lithuania partition yet, no unified Germany or Italy — this is Europe just before the Enlightenment monarchies started falling apart.

[James Lucas @JamesLucasIT]

You have probably seen this painting online. A knight in armor stands against a wall while the woman who loves him traces his shadow onto the stone.

What she is doing in these last few minutes is, according to legend, the very reason art exists at all…

The painting is The Shadow, made in 1909 by the English artist Edmund Blair Leighton. The knight stands in full chain mail, still, letting her work. Below the castle, a ship waits in the harbor. He is leaving for war, and they both know what that means: he may never come back.

And so, in the time they have left, she traces the outline of the shadow he casts on the wall. When he is gone, the shadow will vanish with him. But the line she draws will stay. It is the only thing she can keep, the shape of him held in place after the man himself has sailed away.

Leighton was retelling one of the oldest stories the Western world ever told about itself. The Roman writer Pliny the Elder recorded it in the first century: a young woman of Corinth whose lover was leaving traced the outline of his shadow, thrown by lamplight onto the wall, so she would still have his likeness when he was gone. According to that ancient account, this was the origin of drawing itself. Her father, a potter named Butades, is said to have pressed clay into the outline and fired it, and so, in the same story, sculpture was born too.

And this is what the old legend means: pictures were not invented to decorate or to impress, but out of the oldest ache there is, the need to hold on to someone we cannot keep. The Romans made wax likenesses of their dead so a face would never vanish from the world. To make an image of someone has always meant, in some way, to fight against losing them...

The woman in this painting is doing what every photo on your phone is secretly doing, what every portrait in every museum has always done, saying the same three things without words: stay, let me keep this, let me keep you. Nearly every image ever made is, at heart, an act of love against loss. And this painting shows the very moment that impulse was born, and the reason it has never stopped mattering since…

[Roi @Roi_hetalia]

ロマの王子風という反則の組み合わせ😇

[タケウチ リョースケ @ryosuketarou]

世界猫の日🐈

[ちゃんこ @rish_sn]

それが何処であろうとも。

『#行こう一緒に　#最遊記 RELOAD BLAST× #Honda コラボ』

#最遊記外伝

[こーじ @wagamiti1987]

本当だ、社畜ねぶたのPC画面がすごく作り込まれてるw
#青森ねぶた

[齋藤陽子🎬️｜㈱デザポケSEO Webマーケターのひと @dezapoke_saito]

めっちゃいい写真撮れてた

[箱丸@原稿中 @hako_maru_chan]

イタチュウ⚡️

[okamu. @okamu_xix]

今日は同じパートの人沢山いる系のリハ系でした
よってスタバも沢山

江畑神降臨ありがとうございます☕️

[EXCEL @EXCEL__]

先日コスメショップで素敵なアイシャドウパレットを見かけたのですが、"騎士の紋章から着想を得た"っていうか「騎士ってそういう…」というか

[ますいかけうさぎ @o2mask5l3h]

これ、凄いのが2年前の麻酔科専門医試験で「閉創のタイミングで大地震が起きました。あなたはどうしますか？」って口頭試問で出題されてるんですよね。麻酔科学会としての強いメッセージを感じます。

[ura @ura_516_516]

娘氏『友達とカラオケ行ったんだけどみんなボカロ好きで、いにしえのボカロ曲大会みたいになった』
私「へー」
娘氏『ロキとか』
私「いにしえ……？」
娘氏『グッバイ宣言とか』
私「いにしえ！？」

[峰倉かずや @kaz_minekura]

【最遊記×Hondaバイク】POP UP SHOP
大阪会場は明日7日からスタート🏁

新規の直筆色紙も会場に展示していただいてます。
他の三人同様、瞳の色でチェッカー柄を塗ったら完全に某有名作品主人公の着物柄になっている事に気付いた時には手遅れでした。

[bao @baobabustroll]

ドイツの研究だったと思うんだけど「まとまった休暇を取るより、小さな休みを頻繁に取る方が健康に良い」って流れてきて（ほーん、1日くらいの休みをちょくちょく取るのがいいんかいな）と思ったら「なお、まとまった休暇とは2-3ヶ月、小さな休みとは1週間程度とする」という横転オチだった。

[The Culturist @the_culturist_]

The most uplifting architectural revival happening today is in Budapest.

Budapest is erasing the brutalist blight from its communist past. This building at Kossuth Square has been restored according to its original plans from the 1920s. Many such examples around the city.

[͏weeabob @weeabob]

this absolute masterstroke of graphic design…

[かくに🇯🇵✈︎🇩🇪 @KAKUNI_DON_MAN]

7月中旬くらいから一時帰国してて、今日ドイツに帰ってきました〜〜！
23kgギリギリを攻めて、日本食いっぱい買ってきた！！！

[hofman @hofman027]

室外機をマーシャルっぽくすると騒音が気にならないからおすすめ。

[宛名 @athena__74]

あとこれ！ほしかったガチャガチャにやっと出会えた、THUMB CATというらしい
想像以上によすぎて昨夜はずっと興奮していた
こんなのって、夢のようではないですか？