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cheaphalloweencostume

jesus christ i have to actually draw in order for me to be drawing again

#haven’t really drawn in a month. what do you mean i have to start drawing again to be drawing again

mcavoy

The person I reblogged this from is awesome as fuck.

#my awesome friend radley!!!!

calware

i really love this genre of image

lunarthesugarglider

omtai

Does anyone care if the boulder is happy does anyone imagine the boulder to be happy? Or is everything about that other guy

unholyblissafterdark

#one time i streamed a game for my friends and i did this except that character actually wasn’t dead #then i played the second game and did the same thing for a character in that cast as a bit #somehow! i happened to latch on to two separate character who both fake die as an important part of the plot #happens

so-much-for-subtlety

#animals #cats

probablily

i say yay outloud too like this isn't just my internet persona this is real me

okay I'll bite

hawm

WANG HERUN 王鹤润 | hanfu photoshoot

Wang Herun: more photos here hanfu photoshoot: more photos here

#chinese culture #chinese fashion #hanfu #winter

killer8

???

#nevermind the img of a tile that doesn’t exist. why would i want to smell like cigarettes

fuckyeahchinesefashion

How detailed can Chinese gongbi painting(fine brush painting) get by 大大大灿

#chinese culture #art #video #gongbi #insp

jacebeleren

if anyone doubted my claim to #1 jace fan,

jacebeleren

i got crazier btw. if anyone's wondering.

jacebeleren

i can do it with photos of irl cards too

#the no 1 jace fan radley literally has the powers!!!#mtg

chinoiseriene

Chinese gold vessels known as zhihu 执壶, mostly used for wine (rice wine, grape wine, grains wine, etc) from the Ming and Qing dynasties.

Since ancient times, gold has been considered in China a symbol of wealth and social status. Gold was usually reserved for decoration or the making of luxury objects, such as ceremonial tableware and jewellery.

During the 15th and 16th centuries, the production of gold objects and ornaments developed widely. Some of the most beautiful pieces were enhanced with precious stones: rubies, spinels, blue, yellow or green sapphires, or any other rare material, such as white or green jade, freshwater pearls, and kingfisher feathers.

Given the value of the metal from which these objects are made, they are relatively rare survivors. As most of the gold items produced during this period were intended for personal use – and not as tomb goods – the ones that have survived are linked to the imperial family.

#chinese culture #zhihu #history #ming dynasty #qing dynasty #artifact