Studies

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A scene from the 1935 animated short <n>Water Babies</n>, directed by <n>Wilfred Jackson</n>.

A scene from the 1982 animated film <n>The Last Unicorn</n>.

An animated scene from the <n>Blade Runner</n> franchise, titled RACHAEL [EMPATHY BOX] D0001.

<n>The Accolade</n> (1901) by <n>Edmund Blair Leighton</n>.

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An illustration related to the rhythm game <n>WACCA</n> in a <n>lo-fi</n> anime style.

<n>Claude Monet</n>'s <n>Les Nuages (Water Lilies: The Clouds)</n>, c. 1926, at the <n>Musée de l'Orangerie</n>.

Artist <n>Keith Haring</n> at his first solo exhibition at Westbeth Painters Space, 1981. Photo by <n>Arthur Tress</n>.

<n>Swans on the River</n> (1880) by <n>Frits Thaulow</n>.

A scene from the anime series <n>Cardcaptor Sakura</n>.

Illustration by artist <n>Muhammad Fatchurofi</n>.

An <n>80s style background</n> vector illustration by artist <n>Alexey Brin</n>.

<n>Community is Resistance</n>, a linocut print by <n>Emily Spankhurst</n>.

<n>A Coign of Vantage</n>, an 1895 painting by <n>Sir Lawrence Alma-Tadema</n>.

<n>Wandering Mind</n>, an illustration by <n>James Fenner</n>.

An illustration of <n>Melinoë</n> from the video game <n>Hades</n> by artist <n>Hiếu Minh Nguyễn</n>.

A scene from the 1986 anime film <n>Windaria</n>.

An animated scene of butterflies from <n>Studio Ghibli</n>.

A scene from the 1988 <n>Studio Ghibli</n> film <n>Grave of the Fireflies</n>, directed by <n>Isao Takahata</n>.

Digital illustration by <n>Audrey Schaut</n>.

<n>Woman Grasping Fruits</n>, a <n>Baroque</n> still life painting by <n>Abraham Brueghel</n>, c. 1670.

<n>Champagne and chips</n> poster by artist <n>Kiki Makes</n> for <n>Peléton</n>.

A <n>Vaporwave</n> illustration used as cover art for albums by <n>PCN</n>.

An illustration from the <n>One Hundred Years of Solitude series</n>.

Detail of <n>Narcissus</n> from the 1903 painting <n>Echo and Narcissus</n> by <n>John William Waterhouse</n>.

A scene from <n>My Neighbor Totoro</n> (1988), an animated film by <n>Hayao Miyazaki</n> and <n>Studio Ghibli</n>.

A page from the book <n>Flexible Visual Systems</n> by designer <n>Martin Lorenz</n>.