The Circle of Aessina

  Al Falah-nor Dora, ashanu'meniel. Anar'alah Noras-Thas'nir ana eldren, anu'tharu rae sael'anre anande anu Telasta Minn'do-Dure. Aessin-adore. (  For Balance and Truth, to find our peace. By the light of the Celestial Tree of our ancestors, we see and welcome our kin join this Earthcircle of our Mother Nature. Aessina be with you. ) The Circle of Aessina is a WRA-A Kaldorei, Quel'Dorei, and Worgen centric guild, who seek to reconnect our people to our roots, and culture through community, and camradare. Inquire within! Aessin-Adore! 

[forestdruidess]

The Forest of Neldoreth

[madcat-world]

Cosmic Forest - JJcanvas

[happyheidi]

[marljin]

[pebsterino]

“Close tricks twisting minds as blades hit.”

[veelpo]

Tyrande from World of Warcraft

[ediediaz]

For Teldrassil

[chaosophia218]

Constellations.

[pink-apologies]

[ravenkult]

Night Elf Herbalist Pouch by Jonathan Llinares https://www.artstation.com/artwork/dkvn3

[dreriart]

Astranaar

[meolog]

meditations on impermanence surprised by a sudden rainfall

[jaynestrange]

Still one of my favorites. Personal piece. Digital paint practice and concept for a game project.

New blog! Follow me for more of my art.

[medivhstower]

[cowboy]

the first full moon of 2021, Sophie's moon

[credit: @rami_astro on instagram]

[90377]

Mononoke forest, Yakushima island by Casey Yee

[archatlas]

The Weeping Stones

Photographed off the coast of Okayama, Japan, The Weeping Stones is a photo series by the creative duo Trevor Williams and Jonathan Galione of Tdub Photo that captures the eerie blue light emitted by a native species of bioluminescent shrimp. More commonly referred to as sea fireflies, these rare creatures live in the sand in shallow sea water, floating somewhere between the extremes of high and low tide. At just 3 mm in length the shrimp are extremely small light sources, but when grouped together they take on abstract patterns that light up the water around them.

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