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hope you like a picture of fried eggs <3
I tried to do highlights and shadows hehe
You definitely find shit you dont expect on spotify.
For those that dont get what i mean,
Marty Friedman is the guitarist from megadeth, this shiz is super out of place lol
I didn't know this outfit will make it to the end as the main outfit. Anyway, After we defined the look, we had to make 3 to 4 versions of it for leveling up system. and also hoodie, and helmet for every outfit. My brain fried sometimes.
@FreezePeachWulf hey
I demand fresh fried chicken RN
don't tell me it takes time to cook
geralt on ard skellig, the witcher 3: wild hunt (2015) // wanderer above the sea of fog, caspar david friedrich (c.1818)
Calli Eating KFP
P.S. Kiara is the fried chicken😂
#TAKAMORI #callilust #ArtsOfAshes
Portraits of Friedrich Schiller
From: William A. Speck collection of Goetheana : manuscripts https://t.co/7YBsOO8PDW
New artwork for sale! - "Heimkehr vom Feld by Friedrich Eduard Meyerheim Classical Art Old Masters Reproduction" - https://t.co/mpu69XwRXi @fineartamerica
New artwork for sale! - "Gemaldezyklus Lebensgeschichte Einer Lokomotive by Paul Friedrich Meyerheim Old Masters Reproduction" - https://t.co/ymihvvGe2s @fineartamerica
Tsubasa Sakura
10% - thinks they’re the cutest
10% - spoilt
10% - likes fried shrimp
10% - well-off family
10% - has high standards
10% - serious
10% - pessimistic
10% - had a sheltered childhood
10% - enjoys shopping
10% - bites off more than they can chew
Portfolio: „Gibt‘s in der Tube!“ von Helfried Miekautsch → https://t.co/zkFMYyI7yg
@LOSTysbigFan @FGC_KingE In my graphic design class, a student recently made this lol. The challenge was to make a logo for a restaurant, and her idea was Hooters but it's fried chicken 😂
Del stream de hoy! Estudios de Caspar David Friedrich <3
Quizás abra stream esta tarde también.
🍂 Eugène Delacroix (1798–1863), “The Death of Ophelia” c 1838
🍁 John Everett Millais (1829–1896), “Ophelia” c 1851-2
🥀 Alexandre Cabanel (1823–1889), “Ophelia” c 1883
🌾 Friedrich Wilhelm Theodor Heyser (1857-1921), “Ophelia" c 1900