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reveal 3! The 3rd enamel pin revealed in this collection is . Kickstarter for this collection goes live on Tuesday May 12th. Come back in an hour for a chance to enter the competition to WIN a full set.

3 chances to enter still to go!

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2020-05-09

This took me 20 hours, no joke, worth every second tho. I still see a lot of room for improvement, but I like it nonetheless ^^

Also this ship is my life fuel rn

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2020-05-09

The outfits are:
🔸1st: White elegant dress (I'll post the tweet below)
🔸2nd: casual outfit (I'll post it too)
🔸3rd: Aerith Gainsborough from FF7Remake

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2020-05-08

Aerith is so cute in I'm actually going to cry. 😭 Plis protect also let her kick your ass.

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2020-05-08

I'm so happy I get to experience FF7 again now that I'm old enough to read English haha ❤️ I've always loved Aerith's designs...

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2020-05-08

And our very last suggestion for on the is 'Lady Brisco' by Thomas Gainsborough. Because when a posh frock and big hair isn't enough, add an ostrich or two...

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2020-05-07

The Painter's Daughters chasing a Butterfly by Thomas Gainsborough shows the moment children grow up.

The younger girl tries to catch the butterfly on the prickly thistle, while the older one recognizes that this may not be the best idea.

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2020-05-08

Aerith Gainsborough

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2020-05-07

Here's the reason why they switched clothing on previous artworks lol.

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2020-05-06

Vestido de gala, sugerido desde facebook. Pensando en vestidos de gala pense inmediatamente en el de del

En realidad Aerith y Yasmina tienen bastantes rasgos físicos en común, ahora que me fijo...

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2020-05-06

Thomas Gainsborough (1727-1788) knew how to portray fashionable people!

A countess in pink or a boy in blue? Gainsborough painted them just as easily with his quick, light, and easy brush strokes.

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2020-05-06