The Ministry of Art, colloquially known as the Ministry of Magic, was a governing body consisting of arcane spellcasters, created in the city of Ravens Bluff in the mid-to-late 14th century DR.[1] The Ministry of Art consisted of fourteen Seats: abjuration, alteration, conjuration, divination, enchantment, illusion, invocation, necromancy, fire, water, earth, air, wild magic, and wizardry. The Seats represented magical specializations, and the Seat of wizardry was reserved for those who practice
Illustration: Julius Diez This illustration is from a collection of fairytales, which were originally published around 1904 by german publisher "Scholz Verlag", and have been reprinted by "Verlag Neues Berlin" from GDR in 1981.
A dense swarm of green-headed locusts fills the horizon, as a farmer and his family make pathetic attempts to drive them away. In the foreground, some are seen already on wheat.
This pin is 5 of 8 in my Schools of Magic series. There is 1 design for each school of magic in D&D 5th edition. This pin is for Conjuration, the school of magic that allows the user to create matter or travel between realms. This listing is for 1 standard grade hard enamel pin. - Size: 48 mm at longest side. (Approx. 1.9 inches) - Polished gold plating - 2 rubber backs - Custom embossed backstamp that features the name of the school of magic with my logo underneath - Designed and illustrated by Jessica Doize ____________________________________ PIN GRADING/QUALITY The production of hard enamel pins involves many steps, including the application of each hard enamel color by hand. Due to this production process, varying quality levels can exist within each batch of enamel pins. In order to ensure that you are receiving a product that you are happy with, I personally inspect each enamel pin and separate them based on a grading scale that is detailed below. This will allow you to determine which price & quality combination works best for you. Unless otherwise noted, all etsy product photos display Standard grade pins. ____________________________________ STANDARD GRADE These pins are the highest grade pin I offer. They may have **minor flaws upon close inspection** detailed below. These flaws are only noticeable upon close inspection or when the light hits the enamel pin at a certain angle. These minor imperfections are not noticeable by most individuals and do not detract from the overall appearance of the pin. - Tiny specks of discoloration in enamel or metal - Small scratches in the enamel or metal - Areas underfilled with enamel in areas that are not major (only in detailed pins) - Very tiny spaces not filled with enamel (applies to very detailed designs)
http://galleytrot.tumblr.com/post/154083082235/winter-wolf-syndrome Artist Holly Lucero has created a truly incredible illustrated series of wild dog-like
German artist Varguy creates beautiful illustrations that are heavily influenced by Hayao Miyazaki and Studio Ghibli’s visual style. More illustrations via DeviantArt
In this Guest Post, I’m delighted to introduce you to the fantastic art style of Flora Kirk, aka Flaroh. Read the accompanying post to learn more about her work. Medea and her ‘cauldron…
Šiuolaikiškasis mados Saldavoras Dali, kuriam sukurti vienai iliustracijai pakanka minimalios spalvų paletės...
Michelle Maguire honors her foul-mouthed, Crystal Light-swilling Great Aunt Doll in an artists’ book of prints and vignettes.
