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Minted “The Shark” on

The shark symbolizes mystery, observation, superiority, and movement.
In this space, collectors are often referred to as sharks because of their ability to find their treasure in a sea of millions of other items.

https://t.co/Ooe355zZLS

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2022-05-03

Minted “The Shark” on

The shark symbolizes mystery, observation, superiority, and movement.
In this space, collectors are often referred to as sharks because of their ability to find their treasure in a sea of millions of other items.

https://t.co/Ooe355ioUk

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2022-05-03

There is a commitment to which you cannot fail: your OWN.
Betting on yourself is hard.
It requires a lot of inner work, strength, and constant self-observation.

This is the true creative path: your AUTHENTICITY.

'The Beat of Life' now in https://t.co/5BsyAUmq2A ❤️‍🔥

GM Souls!!

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2022-05-03

K.O.U
Kepler Observation Unit
Kou君を描きました

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2022-05-03

Minted “The Shark” on

The shark symbolizes mystery, observation, superiority, and movement.
In this space, collectors are often referred to as sharks because of their ability to find their treasure in a sea of millions of other items.

https://t.co/Ooe355zZLS

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2022-05-03

🔴 Are you a ghost? Because I see you being my boo ~

Let's chat and play some Observation Duty again!
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2022-05-03

so this is my first day. A number of observations. This took about an hour and a half. 6 minutes at first but I got inspired to finish it. Might have to specify into various body types and poses to reduce time and also improve. Or just continue like this https://t.co/lSEeCNXUgh

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2022-05-02

Jemima Blackburn née Wedderburn was 1823. Forming part of our we have this beautiful copy of her 'Birds drawn from nature', 1868. Her observations of cuckoos laying eggs were used by Charles Darwin in 6th ed. of 'Origin of Species'.

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2022-05-01

Join us for a workshop discussing how to bring anti-racism into the art classroom through observation and dialogue about artwork that touches on issues of race and social justice. Click here to register! https://t.co/773sp0DT0C

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2022-04-30

Join us for a workshop discussing how to bring anti-racism into the art classroom through observation and dialogue about artwork that touches on issues of race and social justice. Click here to register! https://t.co/773sp0DT0C

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2022-04-29

🔴 I spy with my little eye... DEMONS!? Guys I need your help because we're on Observation Duty!

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2022-04-29

Oh hell yes would I love to subject him to thorough experiments and observations

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2022-04-28

19C/20C Japanese-influenced Henri Rivière was a champion of colour printmaking in Europe, with his tranquil observations of French life ~ Sunset ■ Low Tide ■ Haystacks at Twilight

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2022-04-27

Her notable observations in the life cycles of ~186 insect species made her well known within the entomology sphere at the time 🐛(2/3)

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2022-04-27

YES exactly! Great observation! Tobal actually looks very different from Dragon Ball!

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2022-04-27

Thought-Provoking by Canada-based artist Pair Real-life Observations With Subtle Humor. Her series High Tides and Misdemeanors is an “illustrated commentary on human frailties.” https://t.co/Eo79ECHaH7

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2022-04-26