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NATHALY BONILLA

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studies from photos

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Rey in watercolor by Hector Trunnec

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wet prints.

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While in Western cultures, it’s customary for the bride to wear white, to represent purity, that is starting to change. Many Western brides are wearing light off-whites like champagne, blush, and cream (and, of course, “something blue”). However, in many Eastern cultures, it’s common for brides to wear red, a color representing good luck.

Traditional wedding dresses from around the world

Bride in red at a Nikah ceremony (South Asia)

A red Qing dynasty style dress with a phoenix crown (Taiwan, China)

A white kimono with a traditional tsunokakushi (Japan)

A bride in green and yellow during her gaye holud ceremony (Bangladesh)

Bride in a red and gold dress (Morocco)

A white and blue dress with gold accents (Ethiopia)

Jewish bride in her blue dress (Tunisia)

Bride in a green and gold dress (Cambodia)

A Tatar bride in dark green (Crimea)

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Chloe Moore Photography

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Just a timelapse of a painting. I turn the paper around a lot lol.

I’m using Windsor & Newton gouache here, and finished off with gold ink. 

Instagram | dA

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Snow Covered Road // Kelly Chuning

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New emoji combo:

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Its like a chef kissing their fingers after they make good spaghetti