Attenik (Allegedly)

Attenik (Allegedly)

@attenik.bsky.social

Honse | He/They | 30 | Urbexing | Multi-Instrumentalist | B.A. in Psych | RN | Icon by @kajukfox.bsky.social | Header 📸: Me!

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This weekend is the last day to get a traditional comm at a discount price of $150! Also if folks would be interested, how would we feel about mini artist trading card sized traditional comms?! I have a bunch of cards cut to shape and I could charge like $60 for a finished piece!? 👀 Dm if interested

Tapioca @ home@malmseyy.com

Looking to fund some new art supplies!! Opening up 1 slot for a large traditional art piece or a shikishi board $200 for either option! Free Shipping to USA! Dm if interested~

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Since it's still Year of the Horse, and I promised myself I would get more art of him... Here's Ty, ready to treat you to the newest wine from his vineyard! He doesn't flaunt it, but he's a top notch sommelier! 🎨 by the amazing @kasettetape.bsky.social

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A little more from my traditional art side! 🍂 Earlier this year I painted these watercolours. Since quite a few of you have joined since then, I thought I'd share them again. ❤️ Which is your favourite? The first one was a raffle win for @silkyfur.hoof.place #watercolor #furryart #autumnflameart

If someone bought me a horse from DemiCreations I would literally do anything for that person forever and ever

DemiCreations@demicreations.bsky.social

I'm always looking forward to the floppy photos, and these didn't disappoint. I'm absolutely lovestruck! The floppy stage is adorable for sure, but it needs to be viewed from the right angle. Every other angle looks more or less weird, so I'm looking forward to seeing the stuffed plushie. 🥰🪡🧵🧶

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Some 3,400 years ago, an Egyptian artisan captured a sense of speed and elegance in this beautifully carved handle in the shape of a horse! 🐴 ❤️ New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, reign of Amenhotep III, c. 1390–1352 BC. The Met 📷 by me #Archaeology