I Think It's Safe To Say That Dilla And Neytiri Would Not Exactly Get Along, Especially After Dilla And

Omg Tigrou!! This is gorgeous! The details of her jewelery and accessories! Congrats 🫶

Here she is, finally. This was a lot of work, a lot of doubts, but also, a lot of wonder and amazement at what I can do. This piece is making me so proud, to see what I can accomplish with some time, patience and trust in myself.

This was a small challenge from @avatarpodcast who challenged me to give life to @aliciavelabailey as a Reef Na'vi has she should appear in the next movie, which I can't wait to see.

My favorite part of this piece has to be those fins, I had a lot of fun with it and was so proud when I managed to do them !

British Columbia, Canada by david__barkman

Herbert Gustave Schmalz - Queen Zenobia's Last Look Upon Palmyra (1888)

“I’d rather die tomorrow, than live a hundred years without knowing you.”

Ramalina montagnei

Striped Ramalina

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I'm glad you think so haha but still. Tho it is a fascinating whole new world to explore!

Oh man 😢 that hits straight to the heart, I remember you touching on this before, but gosh to have this moment of pure human tenderness of a father with his baby, how warrior still melts with his infant, only to make it end in such a gruesome way... The poor baby falling like that is the peak of it all 😢

Yeah I do think that is indeed true for some people, the casualties and consequences were truly awful, since the Greeks were also unleashing their wrath for their own grief for being separated from their loved ones, it's a cycle of broken families unleashed on each other...

Oh I was not aware, that's very interesting in a way it kind of shows the lengths they are willing to go to reach their goal it kind of shows determination but almost in a desperate way since anything if "fair game" now...

Yeah and even some perspectives, I remember the idea of Diego throwing the baby for the sake of Caleb, mirroring how Odysseus did it, or for the slave AU how Caleb stormed the palace with his men to kill Elyon's baby and end dynasty of a certain tyrant hehe, but upon seeing the baby being just an innocent infant makes Caleb completely falter and break apart.

Great I was already checking out some bits of Odyssey and it's pretty smooth with the translation! And what a nice detail with ethnology of the words, this is great to enjoy and for all sorts of inspiration

Yeah the start and the finish line, they are definitely the símbolos of it all. I can see why hehe truly awesome ✨✨

What Trojans must have heard that fateful night some time during bronze age, 3000 years ago

I mean imagine they went to sleep thinking they won and the Greeks had left and then they wake up facing hell with houses burning people screaming and the Greeks entering the city killing and capturing and sacking their city that was safe for 10 years!

Just leaving this here, without context :D good night ✨

Perfect 😂 (and here I was gathering Atlantis references for other reasons 😆 amazing!)

Didn't even hesitate or try to hide it a little bit, it's all about the good business 😂 Poor Odysseus just wants to sneak out to go home, he can't with these people anymore hahaha

Sorry I just couldn't resist!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Don't you tell me this wasn't perfect?! Hahaha like come on everyone thought of that! 😂 (inspiration from Paris The Musical song "Business" because I just heard that specific song for the lolz 😆)

Sevika's first day as a counselor

My baby standing up to the snobs that treated her people horribly for years <3333