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Amethyst, Calcite “The Torch”
Santino Mine, Artigas, Uruguay
by Stephanie Sinclair
by Mariam Sitchinava
aesthetic blog
~drawing giveaway~
- 5 winners will get a sketch of them
- must be following godshideouscreation & erizuhbreath
- reblogs only, likes dont count as an entry
- unlimited reblogs, this goes until erizuhbreath reaches 3k
- we will be checking and unfollowers do not get qualified.
- To see our other art go to: Www.Etsy.com/shop/yourdreamdealer
posting winners soon, liz is close
less than 100 away till we pick a winner!!
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Susan McLeary (of PassionflowerMade) designs jewelry, but not just any jewelry—the artist designs living jewelry! Using succulents that she handpicks from a small, family-owned greenhouse, McLeary crafts intricate headpieces and biotic accessories. For 2-4 weeks, the plant artist’s whimsical works can be worn before they begin to grow off their base. At this point, wearers can gently remove the succulents, pot them, and keep them as a memento (especially if they wore the piece for a special occasion). Once the plant has found its new home, the jewelry base can be worn on its own so nothing goes to waste.
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6 Year Old Painting Prodigy With Autism Creates Stunning Art And Angelina Jolie Just Purchased One of Her Paintings
6-year-old Iris Grace is not your average child. She has a gift of painting beautiful watercolor art filled with the shades of innocence and youth, and her bright imagination and skill at such a tender age only proves her to be a prodigy.In her new book Iris Grace, her mother Arabella Carter-Johnson explains how her cat has helped the young child communicate with her family.
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