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Eli is smelli @RileyIsHereHide | https://t.co/4p1KXjoZlW (FEARDAKEZ) 💙 https://t.co/1PnPWZuckR (ART STREAM) 💙 https://t.co/9ZP32nU6nC (PATREON) #FearDaKezArt
Hey joining @worldnextdoor_ fanart contest. I genuinely love Camellia’s design and she’s so sweet! I had a fun time playing this game and getting to know the characters more. ☺️
Plates from William Smellie's 'Theory and Practice of Midwifery' (1752). Smellie, a Lanarkshire-born 'man-midwife' was known for pioneering a scientific approach to midwifery and developing safer obstetrical forceps #InternationalDayoftheMidwife #IDM2019 #18thcentury
@Comicwurd Hey love! I'm Mellie. I do both digital and traditional anime and watercolor paintings! Thank you for this!
This is a super late birthday present for @lemonsharq! I wanted to draw our two girls Ayaka and Camellia! 🙏🍓
My contribution to the #bakudekuflowerexchange, for Star (@/stardreamertwo on AO3)! Her prompt was camellias; I chose yellow, which means longing, and red, which means love and a graceful death. @BakuDekuFlower #bkdk
Fluttershy here with a very important message for you.
(By Melliedraws)
#Brony #EquestriaGirls
『camellia0x0』これスキっ(╹◡╹)https://t.co/t56BgyY5Z7 #イラスト とか #自分の好きを晒す! ◇source>> https://t.co/0GG7KkUqn6
@Veldenmire A couple of my oc's that are apart of the same wold, Cellci, Eurynome, Amellia, Sophia, and Claw
Although the plague receded after 1665, the miasma theory continued to hold sway into the early 1800s, when England was hit with a devastating cholera epidemic. The ‘cholera preventive costume’ shown in this cartoon includes strong-smelling elements like tea, juniper and herbs.
Safur Having fun with Chanda Nalini
The blue dragon entered the smoke-filled chamber, smelling faintly of vanilla and citrus... and maybe a little something extra. Silk curtains were drawn showing the silhouette of a reptilian figure lying teasingly in a bed. The dragon brushed
This mongrel stops you in your path and offers you a skunky smelling stoke, what do you do?
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Art by @/TheBreadShack Instagram