the cool n peaceful textile merchant visa card** (**working name)

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Otros temas recurrentes de esta pintora norteamericana incluyen tazas de té, ramos de flores, textiles, peceras, frutas y verduras, caramelos o superficies espejadas.

Aunque una no sea mucho de bodegones...¡Me maravilla Janet Fish!

Confío en que os haya interesado.

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カクカクした模様が描きたくなったのでざくざく。雪の結晶みたいに見えたので少し加工しました。

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I showed my mum the game design and she was like “ ah, if you’ve done Ludo then do / . “ I just couldn’t help it but do a design inspired from the game.

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NEW IN💫 Tropical Vibes by Ralitsa Raleva now available on our online textile studio.

https://t.co/WIXJQnmvHA

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⚡️NEW ARRIVAL⚡️Floral Pattern by Veronika Hutyrova now available on our online textile studio!

https://t.co/vMFehLJKAp

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Two nautch girls
Painting by Edwin Lord Weeks
All such painting are remarkable for details, he might have been a perfectionist. Observant eyes for minute details. Textile print design & colour reminds of rich cloth making skills of artisans weavers of India.
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Help us get in the holiday spirit with , , Alysa Kays, Puck Selders, Emma Schonenberg, Lori Danelle Wilson, Aimee Sue Mallot Abby Jacobs

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願意為妳 💛 : Qute & Quiet

New paintings of young girls in peony ruffle babydoll dresses in silk organza inspired by Taiwanese traditional floral textile and

Martin Hsu Solo exhibition, Jan 2021

Taiwan https://t.co/Dlt6zlSZLh

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Working traditionally using acrylics & gouache, Abby Jacobs is fulfilling her life long dream of creating! Represented by Designs.

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I sometimes wonder how it might be to fall into you deep inside.

At the same time it scares me to think if I could never come back from you.

https://t.co/LMa3mLWCaX

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NEW ARRIVAL Pink and Grey Floral by Theraphosath now available on our online textile studio!

https://t.co/qTtyTTLqtc

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Here's my entry for the of the month : a fox plushy little helper. He goes around looking for textiles, batteries and sewing materials to help and fix his fellow toys.

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Worn in 1804 by James Monroe, the US ambassador to France, at Napoleon's coronation. The future president's preference for plain clothing clashed with the new emperor's desire to rejuvenate the French textile industry, decimated by the Revolution.

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