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spicymochi · 10 hours
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what a distinguished gentleman 🎩
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soracities · 14 hours
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e.e. cummings, from "(listen)”, in 73 Poems, Complete Poems: 1904-1962
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retrogamingblog2 · 24 hours
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Animal Crossing Skirts with Pockets made by WanderlingWorld
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apofiss · 8 hours
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First day of Spring! Plant cats from the last year for Spring vibes (=`ω´=)
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die-rosastrasse · 10 hours
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My pressed flowers collection: pink edition 🌼
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asmeesh · 8 hours
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For ostara, we were visited by a lovely female sharp-shinned hawk.
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fullcravings · 16 hours
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Easter No-Bake Mini Egg Cheesecake
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nemfrog · 22 hours
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"Deep in the forest a ghostly faun, maybe the god Pan, plays the pan-pipes (pan-flute) and birds and rabbits gather around to listen."
Country Life in America. April 1908. Walter King Stone, artist. Magazine Cover.
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lokihiddleston · 10 hours
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Tom in Paris with his baby boy! 🤍🥹
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artofjoohei · 11 hours
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A girl and a bird 🐦🍊
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blondebrainpower · 15 hours
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The Spring Fairy, 1902 by Segundo de Chomón
The earliest color films, from the mid-1890s, were colored by hand, frame by frame, using tiny brushes—sometimes only a single camel hair. The work was extraordinarily labor intensive. One film-coloring workshop, run by Elisabeth Thuillier in Paris, employed approximately 200 female colorists. “I spent my nights selecting and sampling the colors, and during the day, the workers applied the color according to my instructions,” Thuillier recalled in a 1929 interview. “Each specialized worker applied only one color, and we often exceeded 20 colors on a film.”
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nobrashfestivity · 10 hours
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Moriizumi Takehito, from Spring has come
photo from eminovsky on twitter
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fullcravings · 7 hours
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Creme Egg Cookies
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rabbitinthemeadow · 7 hours
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These endless, lumbering afternoons // Part 9
May 22nd, 2022
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vlindervin7 · 17 hours
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from “when faces called flowers float out of the ground” by e.e. cummings
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Weeping cherry trees.
Daigo-ji temple, Kyoto, Japan.
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