Eh... If I ever did WaifuWednesday, it'd just be YozaThursday a day before YozaThursday.

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On this gray Milwaukee day we thought we’d brighten our with a few festively-festooned birds in the Parrot family from the 1913 edition of Brehms Tierbilder published by Bibliographisches Institut in Liepzig and Vienna. Learn more here: https://t.co/cFOVyICmwN

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Who do you prefer as for this The original Donna Troy or Cassie Sandsmark?!?

for Donna Troy 👍
for Cassie Sandsmark 👍

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Happy birthday, Yozakura-chan!
I still need to draw you in that new frilly lovely red dress!


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For your delight, we present "Curiosities of Ornithology" (1871), featuring such incredible as the kākāpō, satyr tragopan, blue-throated barbet, violet turaco & Knysna turaco. Explore more by T.W. Wood thanks to ➡️ https://t.co/7CBSZLz3zl

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everytime someone mentioned Master Abathur, this comic i've made just pop up for nothing 👁️👄👁️🤟

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Psychologists say that confidence can develop through 3 ways: Achievement, Encouragement & Seeing others who resemble us achieve. As we move towards next achievements, let’s take some time daily 2 encourage others; Its what Would Do!

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Ravens are common characters in mythology worldwide, ranging from symbols of bad luck to trickster characters & creator deities. by Jemima Blackburn for "Birds from Moidart and elsewhere" (1895): https://t.co/LdRDCh11ES

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Initiated by Genevieve Jones & completed by her family after her death, Illustrations of the nests and eggs of birds of Ohio (1879-86) features life-sized for the bird species known to nest in Ohio ➡️ https://t.co/Ux0GOnKEoz

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Yozakura is so sexy that even her legs made her uber attractive.

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炎のように輝いていたムラサキシジミの鱗粉
マクロでもミクロでも美しい..

Narathura japonica

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New i finished! inspired by the Hermetic , a Khazar ''Bagathur'' (Hero in old ) Planning to make more of these in my free time. Lemme know what you think!

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We're keeping in a tropical frame of mind, so today we present these gregarious parrot-like birds, the only two species of Psittacidae that were native to the United States. These come from Rex Brasher's 'Birds and Trees of North America." https://t.co/Z7whEdwHNc

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Fun fact: Jane Eyre was published under a male pseudonym. Charlotte Bronte used the name “Currer Bell” to mask her gender while keeping her own initials. Sisters Emily & Anne also used pseudonyms for their publications, going by Ellis and Acton Bell respectively.

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Athur Hughes 1863 - 1864 Ophelia

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Artist painted many magazine covers included many for Comics. His work was widely known by children of a certain generation also. his commissioned illustrations adorned toy print media and packaging throughout

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