#1764

[americangirlstar]

On a FaceBook comment under a post about Kaya's creation, Nez Perce Language teacher Harry Hayes Slickpoo, Jr. claimed that he is on the advisory board for "updating" Kaya.

I doubt American Girl would go through all the trouble of updating Kaya's books if they were not planning more re-releases to go with her, or getting a new advisory board just for a few outfits. Thus, my assumption is that she's getting a full story AND collection revamp. With his use of the word "currently," I would expect a full collection re-release for Kaya and potentially the other historical characters by 2027 or 2028.

Considering he is also a Nimipuutímt expert, I also wonder if AG will release Nimipuutímt translations of her books.

[artschoolglasses]

Cephale et l'Aurore, Francois Boucher, 1764

From the Louvre

[nemfrog]

Human ears. The principles of drawing. 1764.

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[akutagawa-daily]

Akutagawa daily 1764/★

[doyoulikethischaracterdesign]

Scythe from PHIGHTING! (Roblox)

"Scythe. is one of the most wanted criminals in the Inpherno, and an acolyte(/mob enforcer) of a cult known for having one of their eyes replacd with a glass one as a "sign of devotion". and she wears white, because. 1. the metaphorical meaning of being good. all the crimes she does for the cult is what she believes is for the "greater good". 2. absolute flex to keep those clothes white despite being in a lot of bloody fights. 3. Looks good with the gold and helps flaunt the wealth the cult-CHURCH has… Also, her scythe, there's holes in them, which makes it look like a barrel, because she got her gear modified to be able to TURN IN TO A FUCKING GUN. one of her aliases when doing crime is Rifle, +points in the cool factor in all honesty. and recalling the lore of gears being an extension of the self, this just adds on how much she's willing to change herself and do for the Church of The True Eye"

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[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Charles-Amédée-Philippe van Loo (French, 1719-1795) Soap Bubbles, 1764

[bradrcook]

1764: a literary journal Issue 1 2025 published by St. Louis Writers Guild

In 1764, Pierre Laclede and Auguste Chouteau founded the trading post that became the city of St. Louis. Echoing that pioneering spirit, SLWG offers this journal to give reader the opportunity to find new favorite authors, to encourage writers on their publishing journey, and to honor seasoned wordsmiths. Short stories, essays, poetry, flash fiction, and art. Writers did not have to be members to submit to this journal. You have friends here! In Issue No. 1 Keith Byler, Thomas Duggan, Marie Chewe-Elliott, gaye gambell-peterson, Genny Jessee, Lisa L. Krystosek, Cathy Luh MD, Steve Magnino, and Rick Skwiot.

1764 is available as an ebook or a full-color paperback https://www.amazon.com/1764-literary-journal-Issue-1/dp/B0FGCTHP1V/

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