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I realize this is a cast iron gate but I’m choosing to believe it’s a magic protection ritual
Considering the fae’s weakness to iron, it definitely could be both
bwo-derpy
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Many Lands Under One Sun by Rick Crane
Source: society6.com
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Winter sun. We look about us. 1933.
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Little gryphletts I have been selling on my deviantart: https://www.deviantart.com/nybird They are all based on existing birds.
@elodieunderglass have you seen these yet? This seems relevant to your interests.
oh they’re perfect!
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i am an idiot sometimes but sometimes i am an idiot to be funny you know? for the joke. and i want people to know the difference. sometimes my actions are purposeful. sometimes i think. i want you to know that. even when i am just being a regular idiot i choose to say things knowing i am an idiot. i am the chooser of my own fate. i am the god of my own reality.
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All these years I’ve been looking at the wrong side.
drop-out-sensei
dark fda show me the illegal foods
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video of my peregrine falcon animation. hopefully this works better than the GIF
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hmmm
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Before special effects went digital with CGI, part of the magic of movie making included artists laboring over tiny scaled-down sets, creating little worlds that look totally real until a normal-sized human hand appears in the scene. One museum in France lets visitors explore over 100 such sets, each standing out for its incredible realism. At Musée Miniature & Cinéma in Lyon, you can gaze upon these miniatures as well as a collection of over 300 full-scale movie props.