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Hexagonal seamless geometrical pattern Bishamon kikkō. A variation of Kikkomon, the pattern of regular hexagon. Used in the costume design of Bishamonten. In Japanese, Bishamonten is the name of Vaisravana, the god of war and wealth in India, the guardian of Buddhism, and one of the “Shichi-fuku-jin”, the Seven Lucky Gods in Japan. Meaning: Fortune and wealth. Victory.

Hexagonal seamless geometrical pattern Bishamon kikkō. A variation of Kikkomon, the pattern of regular hexagon. Used in the costume design of Bishamonten. In Japanese, Bishamonten is the name of Vaisravana, the god of war and wealth in India, the guardian of Buddhism, and one of the “Shichi-fuku-jin”, the Seven Lucky Gods in Japan. Meaning: Fortune and wealth. Victory.

The Resistance - in covid19 times - wears scrubs

At least the world has been warned...It's Danger! Not to be operated by fuckwits.

Wherever morality is based on theology, wherever right is made dependent on divine authority, the most immoral, unjust, infamous things can be justified and established.” Ludwig Feuerbach

The color purple used to be very rarely seen because it was difficult and took time to make, for this reason it was very pricey because it needed to be extracted from shigusa (purple gromwell plant), which is very difficult to grow. It also required a lot of effort to dye using the color purple. Consequently for a long time in Japan, ordinary people were forbidden to wear purple clothes. During the Nara period, approx 1400 years ago, only high-level officials and the Imperial family could wear purple clothes. When Buddhism came to Japan, the monks who had a high-level of virtue were also allowed to wear purple. In Noh performances, purple and white are often used for the costumes of the emperor and Gods.

The oldest use of the color black in Japanese culture was tattoos. In ancient times, Japanese people would be tattooed, especially fishermen, who would get tattooed wide birds or fishes to protect themselves from evil. Kuro sumi is the name of the ink used in Japanese tattoos and artistry.

Vapourwave circle: alors on danse

A traditional tattoo inspired design of a classic Sailor jerry girl sailing away to her journey. Stay home and travel with your mind...

Lum invader dreaming aesthetic design

A simple design of a very cute owl and Daebak, for k pop fans and korean drama lovers. By Blacklinesw9

A simple design of a very cute owl and Daebak, for k pop fans and korean drama lovers. By Blacklinesw9

The third woodcut from Dürer’s Apocalypse, the Four Horsemen presents a dramatically distilled version of the passage from the book of Revelation (6:1–8). Transforming what was a relatively staid and unthreatening image in earlier illustrated Bibles, Dürer injects motion and danger into this climactic moment through his subtle manipulation of the wood block. The parallel lines across the image establish a basic middle tone, against which the artist silhouettes and overlaps the powerful forms of the four horses and riders—from left to right, Death on his pale horse, Famine with his scales, War carrying a sword, and Plague (or Pestilence) with his bow and crown. The Mouth of Hell, ready for victims, opens up at bottom left.

Vintage japanese kimono girl with an aesthetic and vapourwave flavour and a 'no bad vibes' feeling.

'You're such an annoyance' is the polite suggestion of a a Japanese girl wearing a kimono...

Ja no michi wa ebi: one devil knows another

I am my world. A glitched take on a Wittgenstein Tractatus.

An aesthetic glitched design for whoever is at the end of the straw, and whose soul is genuinely snarky.

I revolt, therefore I am. A glitched take on an existentialist classic.

The mysteries of science are such until they are unravelled, following the light of enlightenment. A design to remind us of the importance of curiosity and research: for teachers, students, science lovers and dreamers.

“Neko wo Kaburu (猫を被る)” - 'Put A Cat Over One’s Head' means that someone is literally placing a cat on one’s head. But it has more to do with the idea that cats look cute, but can actually be really sneaky. Same goes for people, who can act cute and innocent, but are actually concealing who they really are under those airs. More or less: don't judge a book by its cover. Nevertheless cat are irresistible...

Elegant geometric design of geometric Platonic solid reflecting a space starred section of sky.

Aesthetic and elegant geometric design of Platonic solid reflecting a space starred sky.

Aesthetic and elegant geometric design of Platonic solid reflecting a space starred sky.

The perfect gift for a Latin lover: I saw, I conquered, I came. A twist on a famous Julius Caesar quote. Your fellow Latin students and grammar lovers will definitely understand...If you had ever studied Latin you'll find yourself chuckling a bit... ;D

Anxiety is a omnipresent monster. The struggle is real.

Anxiety is a omnipresent monster. The struggle is real.

Glitched anatomical heart, with a Japanese proverb on love: Me no naka ni iretemo itakunai. Perfect idea for a fun Valentine!

When a 'no' is so clear and cristalline that can be expressed with a light laugh.

In a glitched past a totally lazy Lady Justice is resting defeated and forever grieving. Is she really lazy though? A Mix of east and west philosophy, pop culture and classics in a new outlook.

Words fly away and are forgotten quickly, screenshots not, are left forever. Elegant script featuring a quip reminding us of the permanence of images. In Latin as to add class to every witty remarks!

Fairies revisited with the help of 1990 aesthetic vaporwave soul.

Kanji aesthetic design. A well known Japanese proverb: what happens after you sit on a rock for 3 years? It finally gets warm. This proverb means that even though you may seem to be going through hard times, something will change (hopefully), and things will get better at the end. More or less as ours: 'it cannot rain forever'...

Channel your inner digital sorcerer with this electrifying design. Featuring a mesmerizing glitch-art rendition of a mystical cat, this piece purrs with otherworldly charm. Perfect for those who embrace the enigmatic and revel in the beauty of the digital unknown, this glitching feline is sure to cast a spellbinding aura on any outfit or home decor. Original design by Blacklinesw9

Trust science: not all opinions are the same

Lum invader dreaming the stars