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(via UCLA Department of Art Lectures: Marilyn Minter - Hammer Museum)

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I can’t read your mind, tell me what you want

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You’re beautiful, & I think you should know.

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Felix Felicis Moodboard: Felix Felicis also known as liquid luck, lady luck, and golden snitch, is meant to be used sparingly it makes the consumer lucky in all endeavors for a period of time. However, even a touch more than a moderate amount can lead to extreme recklessness, giddiness, and excessive overconfidence. The user generally feels their luck has turned bad once the potion wears off, it is unknown whether this is the universe righting itself or if it’s simply the feeling of the return of a normal amount of luck. Felix Felicis is highly addictive and one of the most prohibited potions in the wizarding world and easily the most expensive.  The liquid luck takes six full months to brew and consuming a large amount is highly toxic. Overdoses on Felix Felicis are uncommon due to the expense, but the event of an overdose is almost always fatal.  Felix Felicis addicts tend to fly high and live in luxury, are pretentious and arrogant (to the point of being insufferable at times), and don’t just dream of grandeur—they experience it. Only the most careful, level-headed witches and wizards are able to consume an appropriate and responsible amount.  [Potions Aesthetic: 1/?]

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Colors ~ Black and Gold

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Model - Eveline Corriea

Photo by - Cici Jones

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black & gold

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you alone are enough. you have nothing to prove to anyone. -maya angelou

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“All that glitters is Gold”

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Ka statue of Pharaoh Tutankhamun, ca.1333-1328 B.C.E, 18th Dynasty, New Kingdom

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Nefertiti Aesthetic ; Lady of Grace

Nefertiti was the wife of Akhenaten, an Egyptian pharaoh. It is debated whether or not she was Tutankhamun’s mother, although she was married to his father. She was made famous in the present day by her bust, which has been recreated many times. In life she was known to be extremely beautiful, and the reign she and her husband had is thought to be the most prosperous and rich in Ancient Egyptian history.

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These daggers were from within Tutankhamun’s burial wrappings. The top one is made of gold and the lower, significantly rarer, made from Iron. Its pommel is made from rock crystal.