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@Saderiik Jamtine (Scratchin Melodii) Lilybell cookie (CR:OB) Susan (8:11)
LMAO SEIMEI ACTUALLY ATTACKED AND TALKED BACK TO THE LITERAL CREATOR OF THE UNIVERSE AND IZANAGI IS LIKE WOAH YOU REALLY GOT SOME BALLS DOING THAT
AND HE AGREED TO FINALLY HELP HIM AND SUSANOO HELP
"Author Susanne Dunlap has written a fabulous account of the life, struggles and creative talent of the female artist Adélaïde Labille-Guiard."
The Portraitist: A Novel of Adelaide Labille-Guiard by @Susanne_Dunlap
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Double Susan by Victor Tkachenko #acrylic #painting #art https://t.co/MvDWVFKHtH @artfinder
So Susanoo grew up, and he came to the cliffs one last time to see Izanagi, and tells him he is going to leave the island and take over his position as a war God,
Though Izanagi wasn't too happy Susanoo chose a life of fighting, he still gave him his blessings and farewell
Susanoo explains that Seimei was the one that had fallen into Orochi's trap and was made to witness all the different versions of Susanoo's tragic demise. It took him a while to find Seimei but he finally succeeded
@TAC_SNS This really came as a surprise (0_0)
This looks really great! (^^)b
Thank you for using Susan 🥰
Another commission for @Marktheskolf!
Jessica is also a lycanthrope and because of that, she has a strong body that has nothing to envy to that of her friend Susan.
#musclegirl
- This is where he witnessed different "versions" of Susanoo go through the trial, die, wake up here, and then force to relive a slightly different variation of his fate, but nonetheless still same suffering and death over and over again
- Susanoo has the jades given to him by Izanagi, so he has something to hold on to retain his sense of self, Seimei doesn't, that's why he gave him his earrings
- He just needs to think of someone he really wants to see, and the earrings will take him to them no matter what
Amaterasu: Ah, Susanoo, I hope one day you will receive all that you seek—and at the world’s end, finally find the peace that belongs to you.
Susannah (c1634), Sacrifice of Isaac (1635), Belshazzar’s Feast (1636) & Portrait of Baartgen Martens Doomer (1640). Story telling is all in his religious works - tenseness, vulnerability & surprise. His portrait of Baartgen is a moving image of empathy.