2/2 Construction of fortifications outside Haarlem, 1671. Bucolic scene barely interrupted by war preparations. By Gerrit Berckheyde, whose day has been today.

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boi got a nuke dropped on him and then an ancient dracolich breathed fire on him at point blank
I lived, bitch

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Live from the White House bunker, a colicky commander in brief cries for tanks on the streets of America.

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What mood are you in? In early August 1914, Alexei Jawlensky moved to Saint-Prex on Lake Geneva, where he and his family rented a small house. While living in Saint-Prex, Jawlensky embarked on a series of works inspired by the bucolic view from his window...

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He wants her to find a crystal, to prevent him from becoming a dracolich, in return for restoring her people's wings. She agreed to at least look into it - dracolich would be BAD. He gave her 3 months to decide but against her wishes went ahead and restored her wings. Only hers.

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Ah I too love the Leon Fleisher performance, the Egon Petri transcription, musical alchemy!

Beautiful, bucolic scene Tim, reminds me of Gainsborough or Joseph Farquharson.

You can take the weekend off now. 🤪

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14 May 1643, Louis XIII, called le Juste, dies aged 41 on the 33rd anniversary of his father's, Henri IV, assassination. Louis was bedridden for 6 weeks with a colic, terrible cough and constant vomiting. https://t.co/aEkmAqC4jo

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DRACOLICH

On the plus side: powerful magician. On the negative side: a big dead rotting dragon powered by hate. Lots to think about there. 3/10

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Vascular anatomy of the splenic flexure, focusing on the accessory middle colic artery and vein

https://t.co/6UN33MkG4r


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2/2 Same toilet of Venus. New, more bucolic setting! By Francesco Albani, 1625. It’s his day.

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NPC portrait for my campaign
Asrafel, silver dragon turned dracolich, and i guess patron now

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The classical inspired gardens of Palacio d’Estoi are a delight. An azulejo of Leda & the swan set amongst box hedges, bucolic scenes & fountains with views over the algarve to the Atlantic Ocean.

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Yes, dotAGE is a village builder, but it is also much more...

It is a also inspired by FTL and similar games.

The game mixes a bucolic village life with the challenge of roguelikes!

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Charles Altamont Doyle (1832–1893) painted ‘bucolic phantasmagoria’ which took a darker turn when he used his art to protest he'd been wrongfully confined in Montrose Asylum. His son Sir Arthur Conan Doyle was also fascinated with and the spirit world.

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Vladan Nicolic from Serbia Freelance graphic designer, also active in the fields of comics, illustration and cartoon a sarcastic cynical yet romantic caricature of the 7 capital sins the Banksters Colonialists and the ordinary humans

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