4 seasons. My photos.
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4 seasons. My photos.
Daemons: I think it's interesting that Shingo is missing the Seal eye as well. Keeping Ivan alive seems dumb when they can capture and interrogate just his swords instead, and they don't seem like they can do anything on their own. I like seeing Kagemori here to wreck the Shingo clan, although it's hard to guess which way his motivation lies at this point (and it's not like he'd spare Dera and the remaining bandit in this state either)
Magilumiere: "He deployed the shields before the attack even hit!" I mean yeah, there's no point shielding after the attack hits. All this stuff trying to hype up how great Shigemoto is just seems like the bare minimum competency I'd expect any engineer to have. I didn't really notice it in the first season, but this arc has focused on how impressive their programming is, but it doesn't feel like it was written by someone who actually knows programming, which is a shame. And as much as I love Hoshigaya, I hope we get more Kana-focused episodes again
Four Seasons: I guess if the agents are granted their powers as children, it's reasonable that Hinagiku and Rosei were kids when the former was kidnapped. But it seems really dumb that Hinagiku's bodyguard was also a 9 year old. And even the characters who were adults before the time skip still look like children, which I don't like
I can accept the silliness of "the seasons are generated by magic" as the premise of the show, but I really don't get the existence of terrorists who are hunting the agents, especially since the powers just go another person when the agents are killed anyway. Sakura, if you really loved Hinagiku, you'd've killed that insurgent way faster
I should draw new 4seasons art...
Spring is coming 🌸👀 And that means Sakura Bee is around! 🌸🐝 I haven't made her in this set-size for a long while because of yarn limitations but here she is! This time, made using Katia Bambi yarns from @tinyrabbithole using my 4mm hook which suprisingly got back the same bee size even though the yarn is thicker 🤯 With sparkly wings and red lashes, Sakura Bee is all dolled up to visit the spring flowers 🌸🌼🌹 I did mention that I'm "discontinuing" my bees to move on to some new stuff, but.... I guess they'll always be around :) just not as ready-made, or until their stickers all finish 🤔 👉🏻 As long as you still see them in my shops, I'll still make them for you. OR~~~ Learn to make your own bee with me in my amigurumi workshop! <<Workshop and shop links in bio>> . . #crochet #yarnitbunny #sakurabee #spring #sakura #bumblebee #springbee #pinkbee #amigurumi #crochetworkshop #sgcrafters #ausgonline #fourseasons #4seasons #etsy #cococart #crochetlace #beeplush #handmade #kawaii https://www.instagram.com/p/CndtrUmL-Pu/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
The final countdown. Not too many leaves left on the trees. But the ones left behind tell the story of the beautiful season passing. All rights reserved. Contact for commercial use/pricing. #wisconsinphotography #wisconsinphotographers #discoverwisconsin #wisconsin #wisconsinnaturephotography #edgertonwi #tree #fall #autumn #leaves #fallfoliage #wisconsinlife #canon #travelwisconsin #onlyinwisconsin #uncover_wisconsin #fallcolors #change #4seasons #autumn #Wisconsin #foliageplant https://www.instagram.com/p/CkUqWA7t9G-/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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4 Seasons: Rule of Love & recolor
Alfons Maria Mucha - aka Alphonse Mucha - The Four Seasons 1896. Originally painted by Alphonse Mucha, many of his works were recreated in stained glass for well-to-do private homes and businesses.
These stained glass panels circa 1906-09? were created by an unknown fabricator/artist with exceptional skill, some say it was Mucha himself or under his close supervision, a timeless example of Art Nouveau.
Photo taken by us at The Smith Museum of Stained Glass Windows in the lower level terraces of Festival Hall at Navy Pier in Chicago. A truly wondrous place.
the storm shakes the trees!