He Drew Tapestries

elements of freelancer life

Illustration of an owl done by hand with pen and ink.

Body of a cat posing, with geometric shapes in different striking colors, on a black background.

A pattern of farm animals filling the letter h

Vector drawing of a poop emogie with text that says: "On the Internet there is a lot... for free".

He was born in Warsaw, in what was then the Zarato of Poland (territory administered by the Russian Empire). He studied clandestinely at the "floating university" in Warsaw and began his scientific training in that city. In 1891, at age 24, he followed his older sister Bronisława Dłuska to Paris, where he completed his studies and carried out his most outstanding scientific works. She shared the 1903 Nobel Prize in Physics with her husband Pierre Curie and physicist Henri Becquerel. Years later, he won the 1911 Nobel Prize in Chemistry alone. Although he received French citizenship and supported his new homeland, he never lost his Polish identity: he taught his daughters his mother tongue and took them to his visits to Poland.6 He named ...

Nicolaus Copernicus (born Niklas Koppernigk; in Latin, Nicolaus Copernicus; in Polish, Mikołaj Kopernik; in German, Nikolaus Kopernikus; Thorn, Royal Prussia, February 19, 1473-Frauenburg, Royal Prussia, May 24, 1543) was a Prussian Renaissance astronomer who formulated the heliocentric theory of the solar system, first conceived by Aristarchus of Samos. His book De revolutionibus orbium coelestium (On the revolutions of the celestial spheres) is usually considered the starting point or founder of modern astronomy, as well as being a key piece in what was called the Scientific Revolution in the Renaissance era. Copernicus spent nearly twenty-five years working on the development of his heliocentric model of the universe. At that time it ...

Confucius (simplified and traditional Chinese, 孔子; pinyin, kǒngzǐ; Wade-Giles, K'ung-fu-tzu; literally, "Master Kong"; Qufu, September 28, 551 BC - Lu, 479 BC. C.) was a renowned Chinese thinker whose doctrine is called Confucianism. Coming from a ruined noble family, throughout his life he alternated periods in which he worked as a teacher with others during which he was an official of the small state of Lu, he worked as a carpenter in northeast China, during the time of fragmentation of power under the Zhou dynasty or Warring States period He made four trips to the Indies - initial denomination of the American continent - and although he was possibly not the first European explorer of America, he is considered the discoverer of a new ...

This combination of an ice cream with a monster is absolutely adorable.

birds are always part of the gardens

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. In Greek mythology, a raven was Apollo's servant, and he sent it with the cup (cup constellation) to bring him water, but the raven was slow to return because it was waiting for a fig to ripen near the spring. He brought the cup and a water snake in his claws and told Apollo that he had been delayed because the snake had attacked him. Apollo, knowing that the raven was lying, put the three of them in heaven: he condemned the raven to always be thirsty, because although ...

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. Hercules (in Roman mythology, Heracles in Greek mythology) was a demigod, son of Zeus and Alcmena. He was undoubtedly the greatest hero of the Greeks, known for his superhuman strength. There are many stories about his life, including the account of the twelve labors of Hercules. This constellation was also known as the kneeling one, and Eratosthenes said that in it Heracles was crushing with one of his knees the serpent that guarded the apples of the Hesperides. ...

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. According to Germanicus, César, in his Latin version of the Phaenomena of Aratus of Solos, [citation required] and Eratosthenes of Cyrene, in his Catasterisms (καταστερισμοί), among others, the famous Nereid Amphitrite agreed to marry Poseidon - of whom he had tried to hide - once it was found among the islands of Atlantis by Delfino, a dolphin sent by Poseidon, who was so grateful for it that he decided to place it among the stars. It can also be identified with Ari...

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. The constellation Hydra appears as a writhing serpent, and thus appears in some Greek myths. In Greek mythology, Apollo has a raven as a servant. He sends him to fetch water, but he rests on the journey and, when he finally collects water in a cup, he also brings a water snake as an excuse. Apollo realizes the deception and, angrily, throws the raven, the cup and the serpent into the sky. The origin of the story seems to come from the proximity of this constellation wit...

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. In Greek mythology, Keto (Κητώ / Kētō: "big fish" and in particular "whale", hence "cetacean") was a hideous female aquatic monster, daughter of Gaea and Ponto. He was the personification of the dangers of the sea, unknown terrors, and strange creatures. The word "keto" ended up being a word for any sea monster, 1 and is still used that way. His consort was Forcis and with him he had many sons, collectively known as Forcis. In Greek art it was represented as a ...

Fanart of Princess Celestia. Who said the sun princess couldn't be scary?

Digital illustration of a rainbow mandala

Beautiful mandala of green and violet colors. Flower with multiple petals of soft colors.

21st century dystopia

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. In Greek mythology, Andromeda (ruler of men) was the daughter of the Ethiopian kings Cepheus and Cassiopeia, as well as the wife of Perseus and mother of seven children. Cassiopeia, having boasted of being as beautiful as the Nereids, daughters of the sea god Nerean. These, outraged by such audacity, asked Poseidon for revenge and he in response sent the sea monster Ceto to the shores of the country causing considerable harm to men and livestock. Cepheus knew, from the...

Retro silhouette of a black cat with a fifties-style hat and pink glasses, with a green bow tie, dressed in white polka dots and hearts. A funny beaver bites his tail with his teeth.

Edward VII (Albert Edward; November 9, 1841 - May 6, 1910) was King of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and Emperor of India from January 22, 1901 until his death in 1910. Edward, eldest son of Queen Victoria and Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha, was related to royalty throughout Europe. He was Prince of Wales and heir to the British throne for almost 60 years. During his mother's long reign, he was largely excluded from political power and came to personify the elegant and idle elite. He traveled all over Britain performing ceremonial public functions and represented Britain on visits abroad. His tours of North America in 1860 and the Indian subcontinent in 1875 were popular hits, but despite public approval, his...

Purple witch

The fire that contains in itself something of the own men to the extent that man is less without it and departs from its origins and is as an exile. For each fire is all fires, the first fire and the last that will ever be.

The first time is never forgotten.

John Dalton (ʤɒn ˈdɔːltən) (Eaglesfield, Cumberland (United Kingdom), September 6, 1766-Manchester, July 27, 1844) was a British naturalist, chemist, mathematician and meteorologist. His works include the atomic model and his table of relative weights of the elements, which contributed to lay the foundations of modern chemistry. He is also known for having described color blindness, a visual defect related to the perception of colors that he suffered and that bears his name.

I love flowers and make sketches

This combination of an ice cream with a monster is absolutely adorable.

Happy Mother's Day. Mother's Love. Mosaic drawing of a cow in the field with small milk bottles and her thoughts inside the heart of a butterfly.

Mexican skull Day of the Dead

Fanart of Princess Celestia. Who said the sun princess couldn't be scary?

I love flowers and make sketches

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. It represents the laurel wreath that Chiron the centaur once belonged to and is sometimes called the Crown Sagittarii. In the 3rd century BC. C., the Greek didactic poet Aratus wrote, but did not name the constellation by name, instead calling it the two crowns Στεφάνοι (Stephanoi). The Greek astronomer Ptolemy described the constellation in the 2nd century AD, albeit with the inclusion of Alpha Telescopii, after being transferred to Telescopium. Assigning 13 stars t...

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. Equuleus is associated with the foal Celeris, which was the brother of the winged horse Pegasus. Celeris was gifted to Castor by Hermes. In the Latin version, he is the son of Pegasus, and is gifted to Castor by Mercury, the Roman equivalent of Hermes.

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. According to legend, it is about the king of Arcadia, Lycaon, who was transformed into a wolf as punishment for his extreme cruelty since he killed almost all of his children.

A constellation is a group of stars that appear to be close together but are actually very distant from each other. Many ancient civilizations drew imaginary lines between these stars and created virtual silhouettes in the sky. And with them great mythological stories. In Greek mythology the constellation represented the eagle, the only animal that is capable of flying facing the rays of the sun. She was sent by Zeus to take the beautiful young mortal Ganymede to Mount Olympus to serve as cupbearer for the gods. According to other versions, it was Zeus himself who transformed into an eagle. In Hinduism, the constellation Aquila is identified with the half-eagle and half-human deity of Garuda.