Here have some boba to power you through the day :3c

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French school.
Jacques Lemoyne de Morgues (1533-88)

Recto: Bugloss and Painted Lady, c.1575.
Verso: Heartsease or Wild Pansy, c.1575.

Collection ©

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Hi its me, Im the clown now.

How do I play dancer in ;w;

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This work was drawn at the right time😄, because today it spontaneously went to the International Exhibition "Art Seasons"

on canvas

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Om nom nom.

My favorite kind of chocolate.

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Let's have a bloody chomp🥩

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Pyro didn't want to be alone so i had to do two diff versions.
For your information, you can eat axolotls. And you know they regrow limbs apparently according to Pyro :)

Dis brings me joy btw.

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My favorite partner in crime doggo , go check her out 🔫👀

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Heartsease, the Silver Seas Knight! (she\they)
art:

jovial, mischievous, HUGE WIFEGUY; the heart of this pirate turned stay at home mom overflows with love for their friends, family, and the sea

struggles with some brain demons, but keeps it a secret to not worry ppl

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3/3 Rose, heartsease, sweet pea, garden pea, and a lax-flowered orchid. By Jacques le Moyne de Morgues of France, in England.

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Happy 😻
🎨Image from "The Lances of Lynwood. By the author of ... 'Heartsease,' etc [Miss C. M. Yonge]", artwork by Louis Wain, cidaq, and postcard design by E.Döcker

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this month's patreon reward is heartsease - the wild pansy! i'm opening up my herbologist tier with 10 more slots, so if you'd like these pansy prints & folklore in the mail head over to my patreon! 🌟 (link in thread)

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The wild pansy was turned into Love in-Idleness when Cupid misfired his arrow & imbued its juice with erotic love. Since then the juice has been used as a love potion, most famously in A Midsummer Night’s Dream. The flower is also known as Heartsease. Img: CMB

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“Maidens call it ‘love-in-idleness.’ The juice of it on sleeping eyelids laid
Will make or man or woman madly dote
Upon the next live creature that it sees.”
Thus Oberon uses Heartsease to enchant Titania in Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream (Act 2 Sc1)

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3/3 Rose, heartsease, sweet pea, garden pea, and a lax-flowered orchid. By Jacques le Moyne de Morgues of France, in England.

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Week 28 - - these are looking stunning at the moment and are all in feeding the read more about my project here https://t.co/qwuG2tAPWS

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Week-5 Frosty field - this morning I woke up to a beautiful white morning but absolutely freezing. So I couldn't resist the in the field from the studio window.

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