luz-sonriente:

Siren Song series by Victor Nizovtsev

And of course, MERMAIDS >.>

(via vintagegal)

moon83:

Antares & Love by Joe Webb

These are AMAZING! All the reblogging! *_*

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Children’s Illustrators: Kay Nielsen

Born in Denmark in 1886, Nielsen was inspired by Art Nouveau and Eastern influences in his illustrations, and adopted many practices of Japanese woodcuts, such as asymmetrical composition, large vacant areas, sinuous linework, and flattened perspective.

(Source: maybelledrop, via solo-vintage)

Another art book post, because I wanted to post but was still being strangled by Sims Social. My bad >.>
But I have some delicious scans right here. From my Favoritest Art Book Ever!
[X Zero] by CLAMP
Both Fancy and Delicious!

(Source: penguinishka)

Thank you solo-vintage:

Have some mermaids, they always make me feel better. You’ll be fine as long as you don’t try to swim with them >.>

Ah, Tokyo Babylon.
I love anime and manga, mostly older titles like this.
Tokyo Babylon was intriguing, romantic, and fashionable. Also, ANGST. A lot.
But those were the four basic food groups of teenage moi and this manga is one of my faves.
Tokyo Babylon is a modern-day fantasy that follows Subaru Sumeragi, a young onmyouji (spiritual medium) on his quest to protect Tokyo from the evil spirits that have secretly taken residence in the city. Subaru is the 13th head of the Sumeragi clan, and together with his twin sister Hokuto and the mysterious veterinarian Seishirou, they risk life and limb as they hunt down the ghosts that threaten to destroy the city. - Amazon

Subaru and Seishirou’s relationship was more than just friendly, as these lovely scans indicate, and of course it’s all terribly tragic in the end.
I don’t usually like bold, primary colors, but CLAMP’s art is some of my favorite. I particularly like that Seishirou looks so dramatically menacing.
Enjoy these fancy scans!

(Source: penguinishka)

starrynightcat:

Shiny!

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