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It's almost like my life has a theme currently...🍷
~ desktop wallpaper only, sorry.
~ last song - "Fountainhead Palace" (ah, writing ambiance)
~ 7th photo is my new pin... & a special little bonus for #riddleofmagic readers!😉See you February 19th!
~moots @KiraXan @goodchaos7 https://t.co/jlqB9MJtUK
Custom Design Absukians are now open! I'll be chosing selected requests near the end date. These are not FCFS!
Pricing is USD in the form
Form closes on 19th January 10:00 pm GMT!
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Custom Design Absukians are now open! I'll be chosing selected requests near the end date. These are not FCFS!
Pricing is USD in the form
Form closes on 19th January 10:00 pm GMT!
⬇️⬇️⬇️⬇️
Gajendra Mokṣa: the liberation of Gajendra, depicting Viṣṇu coming to the rescue of the elephant king who is being attacked by a makara
Pahari, probably Kangra, early 19th century
Grasshopper on Flowering Plant, by Tsuji Kakô, late 19th-early 20th century
#nihonga
There isn't much time until I leave for my 3 week trip on the 19th...Should I push myself to just force myself through my fears & stream on the 14th until I have to leave...?
I feel like if I don't, I may never stream again. Even after I get back...and that scares me the most...
Frantisek Strouhal created this captivating metaphysical work of art "A Tale Has Been Born". Frantisek is internationally admired for his flawless use of traditional 19th century techniques combined with his contemporary artistic vision. https://t.co/Dme03y98l0
Autumn (left of a pair of Birds and Flowers in Spring and Autumn), by Shibata Zeshin, 19th century
#shijoschool
It used to be eels were the sort of food a king would serve at a feast. But they developed a lower-class rep., & by the 19th C. most eels imported to London went to street vendors.
But they stayed popular: eels were the most purchased street food after coffee, tea, & dog meat.*
Countryside life, 19th century.
#history #twitterstorians #ThursdayThoughts
Today's #OnlineArtExchange with @artukdotorg is Prize Sheep by #WilliamHenryDavis 📍@LincsMuseum
For 19th century landowners it was a symbol of status to have a prize-winning animal. Sometimes a painting would be commissioned; presumably that is the case with this sheep! 🐑
Wizards, Wands & Wards! Oh My!
Catch the Oops -- All Wizards! One-Shot LIVE Thursday, January 19th at 7pm CST,
Featuring content from @AwfullyQHeroes' newest Kickstarter -- Saphyx's Spectacular Spells!
Conjure yourself up a seat and we'll see you there!
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- See You in My 19th Life -
✨GIVEAWAY✨
(tolong dibaca sampai akhir sebelum join GA❤️)
2 winners’ll be selected to receive 1 physical book!
• the winners can choose which volume they want to have
• no additional fees are needed (packaging, shipping, etc..)
Sakata Kintoki Drinking Sake Wine, attributed to Katsushika Hokusai, 18th-19th century
#ukiyoe
finally finishing this one.. such a perfect masterpiece. i was alr a big fan of her since iagdtbad but the author really delivered with this one 💯 everything wrapped up perfectly, no plot hole and closure for everyone. see you in my 19th life is just superior
It's time for my Belated Birthday Marathon🌸I'll be going from now until the 12th & again from the 14th - 19th, right when I have to leave for the airport🎉
I'll be taking a break on the 13th to celebrate my Dad's bday. But other than that, let's have lots of fun!
Link below⬇️
But with my art and overall account shifting to mythical elves set in the 19th century, an early 2000's pixelated style is a weird choice. It's a weird contradiction, so I'm just going to stop doing. At least for my elf art 👐😅