#Louis Roux

[terry02jak]

The Clique, that was separated by time

After leaving the Keeper, Rick And Erris had to find a way, how to survive in the streets of Oassicuma.

They met Louis Roux the Poodle and became friends with him. They decided, that they will once become a big band.

Louis Roux became successful because of his voice and left the band. Promising, they will sometime meet again.

[code-pain]

Day[488]

[hxuse-xf-black]

Alice II, excitedly: I'm so happy I could kiss you! James Sirius: Neat. [Later] James Sirius: I can't believe I said neat. Who says neat anymore? It's not neat to say neat, but I said it anyway because I'm a huge loser! Fred II: Don't worry about it. Louis: Yeah, remember when Janelle confessed her love to me? James Sirius: Didn't you thank her? Louis: I thanked her.

[xxcrossroadsxx]

🩸Happy 3rd anniversary to Code Vein🩸

For the ocassion, it's my honor to bring you *drums roll*

CODE VEIN Official Artworks: Sosei no Kioku, digitalized, high quality image to download.

333 pages of conceptual art, character designs, worldbuilding and more.

Don't want to download? Check it online here (Image quality is decreased just a little, but it's still pretty good)

Enjoy!

[kyouzen]

In this cutscenes I just realized that Jack smiling a bit here

Mia so smoll

[mewsartworld]

Prometheus 🔥

Louis Amamiya from Code Vein

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[kingmlem]

Show me your Code Vein Characters/OCs

I wanna know the stories you gave them, did you stick to canon or did you make a different story for them? I wanna see the pictures you took of them, by themselves, with friends, with the characters! Go all out, this is a safe space.

[eyeofpsyche]

'Ghosts' in Art ('Halloween in Art' Series)

Top:

'The Souls of Acheron,' (1898),

Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl (1860–1933),

Oil on canvas, H 215 cm x W 340 cm,

Österreichische Galerie Belvedere of the Belvedere Palace, Vienna, Austria.

Bottom:

L:

'Speak! Speak!,' (1895),

Sir John Everett Millais, Bt (1829–1896),

Oil on canvas, H 210.8 cm x W 167.6 cm,

Tate Collection.

M:

'Ossian Receiving the Ghosts of French Heroes,' (1802),

Anne-Louis Girodet de Roussy-Trioson (1767–1824),

Oil on canvas, H 192 cm x W 184 cm,

Musée National du Château de Malmaison, Rueil, France.

R:

'Spirit,' (1885),

George Roux (1853–1929),

Oil on canvas, H 108 cm x W 79 cm,

Private collection.

[josh-lanceero]

have you played assassins creed unity?

Not yet, but a friend of mine who is a Lepeletier (a radical ex-aristocrat revolutionary who was assassinated by a Gardes-du-Corps. The assassin orginally targeted Philippe Égalité but then went for Lepeletier, who was quite famous for his fixed daily routine, because both he and Philippe Égalité voted for the death of Louis XVI.) fanboy told me that the game made Lepeletier one of the targets and let him die a manly-father-manly man …… I laughed for 5 minutes straight…… 🤣

[gottfrieds]

twitter post

sorry for how large this one is but also. wow. way to judge, you guys. =/

[soulsaria]

Couple of my favorite shots from this scene

[code-pain]

Please read reblog/tags before voting, it's by popularity.

[persolaise]

Louis Vuitton Lovers, Les Indemodables Oranger Sirocco, Arquiste A Grove By The Sea and other reviews - 2024

Fly me to the stars and back -- New releases from Vuitton, Arquiste, Les Indemodables, Gucci and Memo

We travelled all the way from North Africa to Croatia and a couple of distant constellations in a recent episode of Love At First Scent – via a stop-off at the idiosyncratic universe of Pharrell Williams – with reviews of new releases from Louis Vuitton, Arquiste and Les Indemodables, amongst others. Here’s a link to the video, followed by further thoughts on some of the scents: Louis Vuitton…

[its-elvie-innit]

New tag game choose a folder in your gallery and look the number of photos up as if it was a year. what happened that year

[kyouzen]

Done with Mido and Hellfire Knight dlc

[literaryvein-reblogs]

A Few Food-related Words

for when your character is cooking or maybe eating at a fancy restaurant

Béchamel - a rich white sauce. This thick white sauce was invented by, and thus named after, Louis de Béchamel, a French courtier who served in the court of Louis XIV.

Bordelaise - a sauce consisting of stock thickened with roux and flavored typically with red wine and shallots. The etymology of bordelaise is tastefully simple: bordelaise is the feminine form of the adjective bordelais, meaning "of Bordeaux" (a region in France famous for its wines).

Braise - to cook slowly in fat and a small amount of liquid in a closed pot. The verb braise is from French braiser and braise, both of which signal that the coals are hot. The likely ignitors of the French words are Germanic kindling along with the Swedish brasa, meaning "fire."

Flam​bé - (adjective): dressed or served covered with flaming liquor (such as brandy, rum, or cognac). (verb): to douse with a liquor (such as brandy, rum, or cognac) and ignite. Flambé is the past participle of French flamber, meaning "to flame or singe," which is derived from the Old French noun flambe, meaning "flame."

Roux - a cooked mixture of flour and fat used as a thickening agent in a soup or a sauce. Roux is a shortening of beurre roux, which in French translates as "brown butter."

Soubise - a garnish or white sauce containing onions or onion purée. Soubise is said to be named after 18th-century French nobleman Charles de Rohan, Prince de Soubise, a favorite of Louis XV and Madame de Pompadour.

Velouté - a soup or sauce made of chicken, veal, or fish stock and cream and thickened with butter and flour. Velouté, in French, means "velvetiness" or "softness." It is related to velours, which gave English velour, a word for velvety material.

If any of these words make their way into your next poem/story, please tag me, or leave a link in the replies. I would love to read them!

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