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The secretary bird (Sagittarius serpentarius)

Image by Ansie Potgieter via Unsplash.

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A painting study I did a while ago. Around 2.5h

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A Dangerous Thing

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The Highlands: as terrifying as they are beautiful. It's no surprise to Ghost that Soap was born here.

The image above is actually a photo I manipulated to look like a painting! I then added Ghost and Soap (and some other small details) on top :)

Original photo by Beier C. on Unsplash

Check out more Medieval 141 here

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Jason Leung

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Paris Bilal on Unsplash

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Preesall Fire Station, Sandy Lane, Poulton le Fylde. Source: Unsplash Free Images by Michele Chapman

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Unsplash est le site web dédié au partage d’images libres de droits.

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By Deborah Diem

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Photo by Julia Kadel on Unsplash

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Alpine Ibex

Photo by Robin GAILLOT-DREVON on Unsplash

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source

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Unusual Happenings: Tales of Death, Dreams and Dimensions by Joseph Leventhal

Unusual Happenings is a collection of eight unique stories that delve into aspects of death and dying, dreams and dream-states, and unknown dimensions as close to us as our next step. For some, death is a terrifying mistake. For some, dreams are a necessary escape from a painful reality. And for some, desperately needed answers can only be found in unknown realms beyond our grasp and understanding. A few of the stories included in Unusual Happenings are: A young woman’s dreams increasingly haunt her through her daily life, with undreamed of consequences; a teacher faces off against two devilish teenage boys, with demonic results; a father takes his son on a surprisingly eye-opening trip to the distant dwellings of a peaceful, and immensely knowledgeable alien race taking refuge after the destruction of their own world; understanding the meaning of life becomes the obsession of an inanimate object. Plus four more distinctly unusual stories.

My friend's, @josephleventhal , birthday is tomorrow (October 20), so I thought I'd surprise him with a promotional post for his book! It only costs $1.99 on amazon.

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