FILM OF THE DAY: From 1966 this is one of many spy spoofs of the era, certainly one the best, with topflight cast in gorgeous settings with funny but not too broad script, very entertaining surprise

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Berger also observed two fruit trees, Mulberry and Fig, fading in that first week of September, 1755.

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OC Thing for once !
Hanako and Sayuri from my oneshot "Cyrano de Bergerac - Love Letter Story"

Line was made in february, color in august !

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Peintures de l'artiste Autrichien, De Es Schwertberger.

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Hi! I'm a published children's book illustrator.
Here are below a few samples of my work.
You can see my full portfolio at https://t.co/PT7e67z1j6

Feel free to contact me at claudiecbergeron.com if you have any questions!

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Sonic The Hedgehog Cover B by Thomas Rothlisberger

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OC music challenge 04:
Thomas Bergersen - Children of the Sun (Dark Statique Remix)

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Hi! I love to draw animals, I can illustrate them in a variety of styles!

Portfolio: https://t.co/PT7e67z1j6
You can contact me at claudiecbergeron.com

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Here is Sycanor Swiftblade, perfectly-human-and-definitely-not-a-goblin LG Warrior. I love pretty much everything about roleplaying him. He behaves like the parody of a musketeer (think Cyrano de Bergerac meets Captain Fracasse) with a dash of Casanova.

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Les incroyables illustrations de Marie Bergeron

Article a retrouvez en intégralité sur : https://t.co/dlMOINUTHr
Pour ne rien manquer des prochaines publications : Abonne-toi 😉

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Artist John Ebersberger

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8. Elemental

I really adore music by TSFH, so I listened "Children of the sun" by Thomas Bergersen and drew my Elder Lava Elemental for challenge! 🔥🌋

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Vincent Di Fate illustration for "Can You Hear a Shout in Space?" by Melvin and Gilda Berger, Scholastic, 1999.

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Their prey were either pinned (shown here with Ceratomyrmex ellenbergeri) or pierced between sharp mandibles and head appendages. Although this group was diverse during the Cretaceous, they didn't survive past the K/Pg.

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The fossil dated to ~99 million years ago preserves a hell ant, Ceratomyrmex ellenbergeri, grasping its prey (a nymph of the cockroach relative Caputoraptor elegans) in a manner that is only possible through vertical mandible movement.

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Featured Art of the Day: "Schlumbergera, Сhristmas Сactus". Buy it at: https://t.co/bwxm21Sj3T

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