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[oil-diffuser]

This is just so powerful

[unclefather]

Who choreographed this??

[purekeios]

can someone slow this down so I can learn this dance please @ me if you do

[duragdaddy]

“new jersey must be stopped.”

[duragdaddy]

how else show up to the party with the sideways thot walk.

[synqra]

[trixie-moved-deactivated2023031]

[m--ood-deactivated20181217]

dont say nothin just reblog if she looks like who you know we all think she looks like

[virtualcry]

IT (2017)

[rainbowbuttconfetti]

[phhat]

i’m out

[charizord]

[humansoflatecapitalism]

[d-e-l-ete-d-deactivated20181014]

Bae: go text your other hoes

Me:

[dat-goat-boi]

Visit Original Link

My content gets shittier every day.

[thorgyorgy]

Things she did: THAT.

[jumex]

[jacobdarvin]

[lsleofskye]

[andrewbelami]

[archatlas]

The Watercolors of Thierry Duval 

A graduate of Decorative Arts in 1982, illustrator, and creative in a large advertising agency in Paris, Thierry Duval drew and painted since childhood.

In preparing the entrance of Decorative Arts in Paris he discovered the work of the painter Delacroix, and that he will his passion for watercolor. This technique will give a great freedom of expression. But his way of approaching watercolor is not common, in fact, his record, unlike the traditional watercolors, a force emerges in unusual colors and lights. Its purpose is to evoke a «impressionism» of dawn or dusk depending on the themes, all supported by a drawing of a high accuracy. All these criteria give aquarelles Thierry Duval evocative power, a realism uncommon in the usual expression of watercolor.

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[kushandwizdom]

[fuckingstretch]