#Unique tree

[4homestylist]

The Blue Tree of Tranquility

This artwork presents a stunning depiction of a majestic tree with dense, blue-hued foliage that spreads out in a harmonious circular form. The tree stands alone in a serene landscape of rolling hills, bathed in soft twilight tones. The subtle gradients of blue and green in the surrounding grasslands and the distant mountain range create a soothing, dreamlike ambiance. This piece captures a surreal yet peaceful moment, symbolizing growth, stability, and the quiet beauty of nature.

: Material: 0.25” thick grade-A acrylic with white vinyl backing .: Available in 5 sizes .: Horizontal and vertical options .: Hand-polished, crystal clear edges .: Fitted with french cleat backing for easy and secure hanging .: Screws for installing the hanging included

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[dicerollai]

[kawoid]

fascinating!

[fluffygif]

The flowers are as white as snow, fragrant for ten miles, thick as clouds, overflowing with fragrance, intoxicating beauty. (C r e d i t)

[halloween-sweets]

[meat-pc]

Depiction that ends in redaction, so what was the point? There is no man. And so you paint over it. But it doesn't leave you. You cant forget.

[simcardiac-arrested]

ATTENTION: HAVE YOU SEEN THIS TREE? IF YOU HAVE, YOU MIGHT HAVE FALLEN INTO SOME SORT OF RIP IN THE FABRIC OF TIME

alt version because i also liek it :)

[bunabi]

did you know the Archdemon in Origins has no blight abilities

all of its powerful attacks deal spirit damage

I don't really have a point I just think its neat and a nice little breadcrumb that hints at their connection to the Fade

[izzi-illustrates]

Hello, it's getting wintry here in the north and we're approaching that time of year traditionally rife with gift-giving. Do you know anyone who would like a really beautiful sketchbook? Because you could get them one! I have multiple sizes on the shop, both 130gsm sketching paper and 300gsm watercolour, and I can make lined A5 books custom on request.

Check them out at etsy.com/shop/DustedSunshine

[sparktaneous]

At a street corner, I painted a magnificent Bougainvillea flame.

✨ Spontaneous art and painting adventures with watercolor and ink: @sparktaneous

[elefsina]

TRADITIONAL WITCHCRAFT…

…with its many and various branches, is a Craft born largely from the very landscape in which it is practiced. There exist common threads that run throughout the various recensions of the ‘Elder Faith’, but the precise traditions, ways and practices of the ‘Old Craft’ will always differ and be flavoured by the preserved folk beliefs, traditions, customs, lore, historical magical rites, charms and impedimenta of the region in which its practice is rooted. Traditional witchcraft is regional witchcraft, it is not and never has been a standardised practice and long may this continue to be the case. The day witchcraft loses regional variation is the day traditional witchcraft ceases to exist.

Traditional Witchcraft, Gemma Gary (2008)

[anghraine]

While I'm on my disruptive Tolkien opinions kick:

Yes, obviously, he was a conservative Catholic and this was really important to his understanding of the world and pervades his work and so on and so forth.

But I'm a bit "..." about reducing everything he thought and felt about the world to that. Like, yeah, there's a tradition of conservative pastoralism that meant the context of his environmental opinions was not inherently progressive in the way it can mistakenly seem in 2024. Do I think he was Like That about trees because of conservative pastoralism, or his Catholicism, or that the particular form taken by his TREES TREES TREES #OLDMANWILLOWDIDNOTHINGWRONG TREEEEEEEEES ethos much resembles most of his contemporaries' feelings?

Not really.

I mean, he would never have said it, but I kind of doubt whether his very sincere and deeply felt veneration of the actual figures of his religion was truly comparable to how he felt about things like That One Oak on the Corner That I Liked Got Chopped Down by Evildoers. I've read other conservative British writers of this era who have their own forms of pastoralism and most of them are way less intense about it. I truly don't think Tolkien loved trees the way he did Because Catholicism or whatnot. I genuinely think he just really loved trees.

Basically, I can imagine some alternate universe in which alternate Tolkien ends up with really different beliefs about religion, about politics, about all sorts of things. But I can absolutely not imagine a universe in which any version of Tolkien did not take the part of trees against all their enemies.

[vintagevixenbooks]

"Kindness is a language the blind can see, and the deaf can hear." -Mark Twain Stumped, 2025 Taken by myself using a Canon Rebel T6

[pointyhatspointyears]

A peaceful day at father Haru's bonsai nursery, for @lynxden For the wonderful stories you tell, the music you share & the love you spread <3 Thanks for letting me play with the family I love them so much ;^;

[razorberries-art]

✨Tree of Orbit✨ Watercolor & ink painting

[der-gorgonaut]

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