Don’t Tell the Duchess! by SYNThe artwork was inspired by one of four completed female portraits by Leonardo da Vinci, specifically Lady with an Ermine. The woman in the portrait was Cecilia Gallerani, who was the mistress of the Duke of Milan. Jade Suayan translated the artwork to her own style to give it new meaning. For her, this piece is about always seeing the bad in people. @syn. too

captivated by Rockwell's technique

@danieladamsphotography @absdhivsmo

the influence of paganism and mysticism in the Philippines exists in many fragmented manifestations throughout the islands

which can sometimes be deemed too "exotic" to the uninitiated

Through his art

glossy pink rose apples

@angryrestingface

people and even architecture

The highlight of that day for her and her brothers (and cousins) is usually the Hong Bao (red packet)

This is KNN

The split outfit and gesture represents the two cultures that she is from: Chinese and Javanese

these uncles are undeniably in their element