An earthship is a building that's built out of recycled materials (glass bottles, old tires, cans, etc..) and mostly Cob walls with solarpanels, wind turbines, greenhouses, and large water capture system to ensure all you need within the walls. All these components help regulate the temp for both plants and you creating a proper oasis from all of itnall
Here's a good dissection of one to give you an idea
The most famous one, and one of the first ones ever made back in the 1970s by a small off grid group working together is The Phoenix which was built as the model for how cool these guys could be its now a place you can take tours or rent-
But now there is so many different styles and cool ideas for it! Now some of these are merely concepts
But you can adapt them to any weather for your particular light/weather/energy conditions.
The main thing about Earthships is typically they are illegal to build as the US government considers them waste sites due to the materials their built out of.
In case you missed it, here's a #TutorialTuesday someone requested on Twitter to go with last week's process video on how to create a perspective grid from a photo (from Tomomi Sato) which you can use for studies, drawings, paintings, etc. Hope this helps with drawing/painting in perspective!!
The most ambitious crossover event in history
(artists cited under the cut!)
I hyperlinked the original posts to the artist handle wherever possible so go show the artists some love!!
ROW 1:
@JohnBeLucky on Reddit
@anglespizza on Twitter (they made this for a class-iconic)
@whovianrad on Twitter
@shadowknightdk on Twitter
@BossLogic on Twitter
ROW 2:
@rahalarts on Instagram
@justralphy on Instagram
@GrungiestBunny on Instagram, available as a poster here
@envelopandkissme on Tumblr (I think? idk this one was hard to find)
@shirtsthtgohard on Twitter, available for purchase here
ROW 3:
@omarg294 on Twitter (possibly not the original source)
@raichu.copper on Instagram/@raichucopper on Twitter
@galactic_psychedelia Instagram, available on Redbubble here
@thesenatortheatre on Instagram (possibly not the original source)
@nannymcghee on Tik Tok
ROW 4:
Retro Travel Design on Redbubble
@rahalarts on Instagram
@stevereevesart on Instagram
@jonattfieldart on Instagram
@gringgieespons on Tik Tok
ROW 5:
@BossLogic on Instagram/@BossLogic on Twitter
@rahalarts on Instagram
@nolanlounds Tik Tok
@seanlongmore Instagram
@Cornettogod on Twitter
ROW 6:
@readfulthings on Instagram (aka Adam Perocchi)
I cannot find this artist but you can buy the shirt here and here
@moviemantis on Instagram (possibly not the original source, idk)
Jason P on LinkedIn (ok career barbie!!)
and finally, you can buy the shirt here
huge love to all the incredibly talented artists that put their work on the internet for free for all of us to look at, we love you!! (please sign/watermark your works though, the amount of art theft I found while looking these up made me sad for you)
anti-shoutouts: to google for nerfing their reverse image search with google lens (seriously-CHANGE IT BACK), to twitter for making it almost impossible to use the website after I deleted my account, and to basically no one on tik tok (or any other social media site for that matter) for crediting artists because that made tracking down the original posts so much harder than it needs to be :')