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Memorise1周年おめでとうございます！✨✨さとみくんが歌う恋愛ソングが本当に大好きです！これからもたくさん聞きます！🥰✨


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2020-09-25

Castiel, the dragon-thief
This is my redesign of this hero from the novel game House On The Lake, which, in turn, was made by fans of the game Sweet Amoris, based on its motives.

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2020-09-23

Twins Gabrielle and Claretta on Halloween
These are the characters of my wife and her friend from the text role-playing game, based on
their main characters from the visual novel game Sweet Amoris.

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2020-09-23

yes i spent my time doing this instead of memorising my script

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2020-09-22

Berthe Morisot
Young Woman Watering a Shrub, 1876

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2020-09-21

Hoje data comemorativa pra muitos gaúchos, vai esta velha caricatura do Gaudencio, personagem criado pelo humorista
Este foi um dos varios desenhos que fiz pra ele lá pelo ano 2013.
*hoje andam ums clones dando voltas por ai.
https://t.co/9WSrlvrJNC

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2020-09-20

Congrats @/Morisato_Reshu2
✨🌸❤
See y'all next month !

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2020-09-20

Today's is, "Glow!" Morisaki has extremely bad luck. After he starts high school he is coerced by his upperclassmen, Akabane and Tokunaga, into joining the gardening club. But as it turns out, that was just a cover for the Loan Shark Club!

Great story! \(~•√•~)/💕

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2020-09-20

gustabo por k t moriste

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2020-09-19

Morisot’s art provides a window into the social changes of Bourgeois women in the 19th C & their evolving gain in autonomy. She died, sadly, before women got the vote. Little Girls At Window (1892), Two Nymphs (1892), Jeanne Pontillon (1893) & On the Balcony (1893)

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2020-09-18

Academics dismissed Morisot until recently. They viewed her work as sentimental, thus allowing their own preconceptions to colour their (male) view. Woman in Black (1878), A Summers Day (1879), Women Picking Flowers (1879) & Young Woman Dressed for the Ball (1879)

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2020-09-18

Morisot’s philosophy was to paint light & dissolve colour into component parts for the eye to mix. Critics have described this as feathery brushstrokes but that is to miss her goal. The Psyche Mirror (1876), Woman with a Fan (1876), Tureen & Apple (1877) & Summer (1878)

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2020-09-18

Critics have sought to categorise her work into periods. A woman of Morisot’s ability does not fit into boxes, however, so such straitjackets are best avoided. Aboard a Yacht (1875), Eugène Manet on the Isle of Wight (1875), Dahlias (c1876) & Still Life (1876)

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2020-09-18

In the early 1870s Morisot explored the use of watercolours. Watercolour allowed her to complete studies quickly & with chromatic vivacity. Young Woman (1871), On the Balcony (1872), The Artist’s Sister & Niece (1872) & The Cradle (1872)

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2020-09-18

Morisot visited the Louvre to copy as part of her ‘finishing’ & met Corot, Monet & Manet there. Corot introduced her (1860) to painting ‘en plein air’ & to the immediacy of observation & depiction. She continued to train under artists until 1864. Copy of Veronese (1858)

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2020-09-18