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new scary icon for the season (kiku means chrysanthemum)

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2020-10-03

Day 1: Chrysanthemum

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2020-10-02

Four more commissions that I finished up recently! Thank you everyone who has commissioned me so far, these have all been a joy to work on! Flowers are Freesias, Tulips, Spider Lilies, and Chrysanthemums.

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2020-10-01

I'm bomb chrysanthemum

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2020-10-01

in Chrysanthemum
[Watercolor in cotton paper]

scanned 💕

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2020-09-26

Only one more day before the prompts reveal!

So, let’s ride the feels train by talking about why we love Cloti🧡

This year’s theme is the November flower, Chrysanthemum which symbolizes longevity, rejuvenation and nobility.

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2020-09-26

Two Flower portrait commissions I've finished up recently. A Kenku with chrysanthemums and a cleric with marigolds.

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2020-09-26

Chrysanthemum diamond 🌸 4/5 for the Radiant Ministry :0

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2020-09-25

White Chrysanthemums, by Watanabe Seitei (Shotei) (1851-1918)

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2020-09-22

RT : New blog post: James Tissot’s "Chrysanthemums," 1877, celebrates a flower much more exotic, sophisticated, and fascinating than it seems to us now.
https://t.co/huLXMmqrhF
JamesTissot

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2020-09-21

Chrysanthemums of Claude Monet (1840-1926) ~ 💙
🎨

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2020-09-20

Wild Cards with flowers~

- Hyssop - Sacrifice
- White Chrysanthemum - Truth
- Edelweiss - Noble Courage, Daring

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2020-09-17

Chrysanthemum by ink broken / 69x46cm 2020

Xu Peichen (born in 1951 China)
Famous Chinese painter, Senior Professor and Doctoral Supervisor of Nanjing Normal University

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2020-09-17

New blog post: James Tissot’s "Chrysanthemums," 1877, celebrates a flower much more exotic, sophisticated, and fascinating than it seems to us now.

https://t.co/Les214SyB3

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2020-09-15