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"Paradis Factice est une fiction évoluant dans un univers cyberpunk-onirique, dépeignant un futur dans lequel réalité et virtuel tendent à se confondre."
Un roman qui sortira prochainement en auto-edition.

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Poignant du début jusqu'à la fin, Mauvaise Herbe s'achève aujourd'hui avec son quatrième volume.

Vous retrouvez cette pépite chez ! https://t.co/4PQR1kaqEg

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Sketch (which I totally wanna turn into a proper piece) of the death of Ecthelion (he slew many Balrogs at the Fall of Gondolin, but one eventually got him (😩) and he fell into a deep fountain and drowned 😭 my child 😭 it was particularly poignant as he was Lord of the Fountain

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little bit of a pointless tweet, but I thought it’d be fun to compare since I was feeling a little but poignant tonight (did I use that right?)

Top is my first doodle, 1 year ago
Bottom is my latest, a few days ago

Full little anecdote on FA, check it out in my scraps folder

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’s This Was Water feels especially poignant this week. You can read our recent interview with David on our website to learn more about his thoughts on the impact we have on our planet.
This piece along with other new works from his Brushstrokes… https://t.co/DS4RK8Dbqu

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Very excited to reveal the cover for the Mediabook release of Spike Lee’s classic Malcolm X. very relevant and poignant. A lot of pressure to ensure the design lived up to the film. I hope I succeeded

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There are some books that feel extra special, and Air Miles is one of them.

Featuring illustrations from Helen Oxenbury and the late John Burningham, it's a poignant tale of love, possibility, and goodbyes. Here's how you could win a copy signed by Helen: https://t.co/CMRMUH2b1N

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The Me You Love in the Dark
A short but poignant first issue with a unique take on haunted houses
https://t.co/nwfP78vNyx

Loads of great variants out there here are our favourites

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4- Plague
Some kind of malignant force corrupts plants to grow and cluster into the most powerful creature in an area, then take flight and repeat the process elsewhere.

On one hand, I wanted it clean, but on the other, I wanted to show how it subdues prey.

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Illustration for ‘Cocoon’ by for 🕸 a very poignant and delicate story about love, memory and loss. Read it at https://t.co/INCTQB1h5W

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John Burningham's final story Air Miles - also featuring illustrations from his widow Helen Oxenbury - is a poignant tale of love, possibility, and saying goodbye.

We're thrilled to have five copies signed by Helen to give away: https://t.co/CMRMUH2b1N

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Poignant turtle moment I drew for today’s Sally Forth.

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“We’re nothing alike,” Wylan said indignantly. “He’s not
even that good at science! Half his notebooks are full of
doodles. Mostly of you. And those aren’t good either.”

And after my last post I wanted to show the world Wylan was right.

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Tonight - a rare sight indeed, a female dwarf AND two dwarf kids. From the the brush of Laima Eglïte, this 1991 Latvian illustration depicts one of Thorin's company bidding a poignant (but slightly grumpy) farewell to his family

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Je m’arrête là, je pourrais en parler des heures !. C’est en essuyant une larme que je referme cette histoire, pleine de poésie. Vous pouvez être sûr, que je les rouvrirai le plus rapidement possible pour retrouver ma petite sorcière et son innocence si attachante et poignante ♥️

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More used to seeing historic garments mounted on appropriate dress forms, there is something poignant about the uninhabited dress on a hanger. They appear like mysterious creatures, a fragile, chiffony creation fluttering in search of a body. dress

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"Still Waiting" by Sandi Ludescher is a poignant painting that demonstrates her proficiency in capturing all aspects of the human experience. She has recently returned to creating art with meaningful subjects like world hunger and homelessness. https://t.co/AcwgZ9Aazn

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I feel that this pattern in history is repeating itself - viewing other cultures and heritages as inferior or malignant and attempting to replace them.

I drew these pages to portray how the Tiber River incident might have looked if the idols were living people.

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