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Sartre Kaleidoscope Typographic Design

A portrait pixel art of Vexen from the Kingdom Hearts series, in Chain of Memories style.

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Digital remaster of the 1872 painting by the French artist William Bouguereau.

Digital remaster of the 1898 painting "Le Voile" (The Veil) by the French artist William Bouguereau, showing a young girl playfully holding her veil.

Digital remaster of the 1871 painting titled “La soeur aînée” (The Elder Sister) by William Bouguereau.

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Digital remaster of Young Girl in a Veil (1880) by Hugues Merle.

Digital remaster of the 1887 painting "Frère Et Sœur" (Brother and Sister) by the French artist William Bouguereau.

Digital remaster of the 1873 painting by the French artist William Bouguereau.

Digital remaster of the 1871 painting titled "Breton Brother and Sister" by William Bouguereau. The picture shows a young girl holding her much younger brother, bare-footed and clad in the rural attire of their era.

Digital remaster of the 1865 "Le Lever" (get up) painting by William Bouguereau. A mother gently kisses the forehead of her little daughter whose face is lit by the first rays of dawn.

Three magic words are faintly visible written in the arsenic-free homemade marmalade on a piece of toast: MELODY GLOUCESTER PEGASUS. Maybe these magic words will keep your creepy cousin from trying to upset your hard-won peace. Maybe not, though.

Digital remaster of the 1877 painting "Le livre de fables" (The Story Book) by the French artist William Bouguereau.

Digital remaster of the 1871 painting "Tricoteuse Bretonne" (Breton Knitter) by William Bouguereau. Shows a young woman dreamily knitting in a peaceful seaside setting. (unrelated to the French Revolution's tricoteuse :)

Digital remaster of the 1865 painting by William Bouguereau. The alternative title reads "Mother and her Angel".

Digital remaster of the 1869 painting "Le Crabe" (The Crab) by William Bouguereau.

Digital remaster of the 1873 painting by William Bouguereau.

Digital remaster of the 1881 painting La Branche de Cerisier (The Cherry Branch) by William Bouguereau.

Digital remaster of the 1884 painting by William Bouguereau. Originally titled "La Burrique" (Donkey), which is the French name for the horseback ride game.

“The Sewing Girl” (1889) by John William Godward, digitally remastered.

"A Pompeian Lady" (1916) by John William Godward, digitally remastered.

Oriel College, Oxford University, UK, as a blueprint.

Digital remaster of the 1869 painting by the French artist William Bouguereau.

A cool skull painted by yours truly, artist Robert Phelps.

Oriel College, Oxford University, UK

“The New Perfume” (1914) by John William Godward, digitally remastered.

“In The Prime Of The Summertime” (1915) by John William Godward, digitally remastered.

“A Classical Beauty” (1913) by John William Godward, digitally remastered.

Victorian Cat Portrait 3

“Atalanta” (1908) by John William Godward, digitally remastered.