Alphonse Mucha - Blog Posts
Winter Richeh ❄️
Second season done! I loved drawing her hair honestly :)
Autumn Agott 🍂
First of the 4 seasons done! next one will be Richeh probably :)c
Summer Coco ☀️🎆
Set is now complete! Thank you so much for all the love given to the girls these past days ^^
There's another WHAxMucha print set and other projects I'd like to do.... Stay tuned folks :)
Edit: hihi they are up now for preordering!! feel free to check them out here ^^
Spring Tetia 🌸🌷
Her cheerful smile is all I need tbh ;v;
Now that leaves us with Coco remaining :) please look forward to her!
Latest artwork.
Again, in Mucha's style.
SOME OTHER MUCHA w/ Twin Peaks work…✨
Art nouveau and Sandman? What could be better
Jill Thompson’s Dream of the Endless (1993)
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Alphonse Mucha’s ”Princess Hyacinth” (1911)
alphonse mucha study!
Lillia based on Alphonse Mucha’s “The Arts: Music”
(lillia, my bg3 durge)
Tove based on Alphonse Mucha’s “The Arts: Poetry”
(Tove, my bg3 tav)
I love Alphonse Mucha's work, so it was about time I reference one of his artworks!
I did a thing for art class the original is Salome by Alphonse Muslim
I did a thing for art class the original is Salome by Alphonse Muslim
Just realised they have a very similar vibe
(Also I don't know the name of the mucha painting or its cycle(there are more similar ones) so if anyone knows something please share :) )
classicwood:
Alphonse Mucha: The Seasons : Autumn (1897)
setmefreexo:
My favourite artist. His art amazes me.
nottilucente:
Alphonse Mucha - a poster for the Sokol Festival, 1912
enchantedhunter:
I really like this one. Another Alphonse Mucha one.
I’m thinking CLAMP probably looked at some of Mucha’s stuff when creating Clow Cards for Card Captor Sakura. But I could be wrong.
via silver-rockets.com
elektra-luxx:
Happy 150th Birthday Alphonse Mucha!!
My annual Usagi illustration. I think it's one of my favourites. Soon I'll post the finished version🌙
Me and self-portraits, we don't get along. But I liked this one, I was very complimentary to myself and using symbolism made the process much more interesting.
