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silxe:“Canst thou be Virgil?”So I finally finished an illustration for my Dante’s Inferno book, whic

marcvs-antonivs:31 days of…..illustrations……continues iii: virgil and dante –I will not leave you To

xmasratso:but vergil you Just Said

ofhopefuldays:guyssss weekly sketchbook #84 (december 23rd-30th) is Cute and Good and it has three p

ofhopefuldays:art’s been very hard lately. many, many thanks to those sticking by

ofhopefuldays:this was between the sketchbooks but it’s UNDATED so here here you go

skeleton-richard:caveofthemorbid:Divina Commedia - Inferno, Canto XXXII, Dante and Virgil before Luc

clauduscumclaudo:adventure buddies dante and virgil

dykenstein:it’s ghost kissing season

artist-of-troy:On the Terrace of Lust, beside the fires of Purgatory. It took me four hours just to

ofhopefuldays:weekly sketchbook #33, guides and guardians

ofhopefuldays:weekly sketchbook #34!

ofhopefuldays:and second half of weekly sketchbook #81! one silly thing, another not so much. you kn

farewell-fair-cruelty:“the mouth with which man farts” is possibly the funniest thing i’ve seen all

ofhopefuldays:from the sketchbook! silly but Much Needed comedia things, especially the virgil vs. t

marcepanowapani:Homer introduces Vergilius to Limbolots of Virgili feels after The Divine Comedy

divinecomedicadventures:Some stuff to kick off this blog! The main three characters (ha) and what I

ofhopefuldays:all i can show for the week between november 19th and 25th, which is weekly sketchbook

marcepanowapani:let’s call it a finished sketch

ofhopefuldays:did you know that virgil was a country boy

ofhopefuldays:  last part of weekly sketchbook #84! so lucy is not gonna be a thing for now but you

binary-bird:2016 sketches of medieval figures in literature, feat. Beowulf, Roland, El Cid, and Dant

lavrinko:my old divine comedy fanart (~02.2020) inferno - canto I.inferno - canto XVII.and lucifer 

divinecomedicadventures:Dante faints, and faints again and again and again and again much to Vergil’

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