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皆さんおはよー☀️🌈
今日は全国的に晴れ🌞ウキウキ🌼🦋
アイちゃん🎀の高音ボイスを聴きながら🎶今日も楽しくテンション上げていきましょーლ(´ڡ`ლ)🎶
Surges- Orangestar
#キズナアイ 【#歌ってみた 】🔽
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素敵な本家さま🔽
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#Orangestar #KizunaAI
One of my favorite moments is when I'm able to sit down and just watch the sunset. The reds, oranges, and yellows. Nature uses the sky as a canvas and it's breathtaking to watch.
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#nftart #NFTartist #nftcollector #AIArtwork #aiartist
11. Applin & Applin Evolution
Type: Grass/Fire or Grass/Electric
Inspiration: Oranges
This would be Cherubi's Scarlet counterpart and would be exclusive to that version along with its new evolution. I just wanna see it open it's mouth and it just be the inside of an orange lol.
the way ive been doing trial and error for over a week on these oranges 🍊✨ im super happy with them in the end tho!! + planned placements and initial leg design sketch https://t.co/rNWwxZpQKM
We already did a few "hot" covers in reds , browns and oranges so we went for a cool tone in blues and greens ,painted in mixed media of watercolors, inks, pastels and pencils. Support horror comics! Get Maniac at @EibonPress !
💨 We proudly present our first single off of our new upcoming LP “Determined To Rot” streaming over at Invisible Oranges. Vinyl and CD preorders up on our bandcamp now!
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The water used to cook, the chili for the spiciness and some aromatic herbs to finish the dish! This region is giving me food-related vibes! Also grapes and oranges? Huh!
#PokemonDay
#pokemonviolet
#pokemonscarlet
#pokemonpresents
#starters
#pokemon
Francisco Zúñiga (Costa Rican/Mexican, 1912-1998) - Untitled (Woman with Oranges), 1977
#nowplaying スターナイトスノウ 44.1kHz/16bit by n-buna x Orangestar Feat. 初音ミク on #onkyo #hfplayer
北海道行きたい
「夢じゃないや」 #Orangestar #回る空うさぎ #女の子 #幻想少女 #サイドテール #月夜 #満月 #白ワンピース #フレアスカート https://t.co/gocqN2EJzA
#FolkloreThursday
“Oranges & Lemons” is a popular children’s nursery rhyme & singing game about some of London's churches. Throughout the song, the bells of each church ‘speak’ to one another. Centuries old, it was first published in 1744 in Tommy Thumb’s “Pretty Song Book.”