Matthew the Stoat

Félix Vallotton

I remember having my dad put down his book on philosophy to listen to 13 year old me read cradle of filth lyrics to him because of the depth I wanted to share, and my father just positively nodding along and getting into it with me and discussing its deeper meanings that beautiful man, I bring that patient energy with me into fatherhood now, loved him Never talk down to kids, get into it with them

"Illud tempus"- some of my recent watercolour paintings on cotton paper

Highway men sketch

@williamhomerjr No just in the rooms full of Chinese people

@MatthewTheStoat Were you up in the archives?

I went to the national gallery and drew trees from Claude and Poussin today

@JadeAtrophis original tweet was a direct reaction to seeing a clip of that guy and thinking ‘eh this doesn’t really feel like Jesus’

@MatthewTheStoat What do you think of that guy they have in the TV series The Chosen

Jim Caviezel is the only man I have ever seen depict Jesus in a film with the quiet and dignified authority that He conveys in the gospels. He did not need to shout; he said everything with his eyes and his gestures. Jim's performance was more than human.

Little painting

I can never see this picture without thinking of Garm’s deep and melancholy singing: “Someone dies… someone lives, in pain.”

@ozzzmund It's true I do like that one as well... and it's a beautifully shot film

@MatthewTheStoat Max von Sydow in The Greatest Story Ever Told is pretty good as well

Decadent Serpent has a new home and a new look. We’ve rebuilt the site from the ground up: cleaner, faster, more elegant. New updates:

Days of hard work have paid off!! Available soon under the same domain ✨

Back in my day we would let our friends have crazy beliefs and still be their friend Seems like that concept is not around much these days

@CodyJSwanson It's an amazing composition with truly monumental figures. Nice that they restored this piece lately too so people can see a lot better how the original colours looked collections.louvre.fr/en/ark:/53355/…

The Entombment of Christ by Titian, 1520, Louvre.

@ZarcoTauOmega Thankyou friend 🥲 I really appreciate it.

@MatthewTheStoat Your art is majestic brother

Sketch book

Demon Ruins, looking towards Ceaseless' area.

Hercules and Iolaus confront the Hydra

Johan Christian Claussen Dahl

Peter James John