[COMM] The wonderful Harrison Ie has made some beautiful instrumental, classical pieces of music inspired by my comic Crystal Age! Three tracks of truly wonderful melody that perfectly capture the feel I was going for...please check them out!
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[COMM] The wonderful Harrison Ie has made some beautiful instrumental, classical pieces of music inspired by my comic Crystal Age! Three tracks of truly wonderful melody that perfectly capture the feel I was going for...please check them out!
a bunch of crystal age ocs
i've had this in my drafts since feb 15 2024 and i'm probably never gonna finish it so ima just post it
list i had listed below the cut
Drew this meme after reading Crystal Age by @shimamom & Beyond the Quartz Walls by rfpetals (dunno if they have a Tumblr) on Namicomi. It was based on this old meme I saw floating around on the internet (Also, dunno the original source of that one).
Addendum: Extractors like Berthierine are definitely not gonna be favored very well by Gems (Houseki no Kuni & Crystal Age) & Promises (Beyond the Quartz Walls). Because they’re known to steal souls, they’d most likely be considered traitors (Gems from Hnk would conclude they work for the Lunarians | Gems from CA would think they’re sacrificing other Gems to save their own hide from Sinners | Promises would think they’re Sirens masquerading as other Promises)
Original meme under the cut
Today's gem:
Lapis Lazuli
Formula: Na7Ca(Al6Si6O24)(SO4)(S3) · H2O from lazurite, FeS2 from pyrite, CaCO3 from calcite, and CaMgSi2O6 from diopside
Color: Mainly blue (from lazurite), white (calcite) and metallic yellow (pyrite)
Hardness: 5.5
A metamorphic rock composed primarily of lazurite and various other minerals; it's name is from the Latin lapis (stone) and the Persian lazhward (blue). It has been used throughout the centuries as a semi-precious stone and crushed into powder to produce the ultramarine pigment. In Ancient Egypt, this stone was used in amulets and ornaments and in Ancient Rome, associated with royalty.
Representation on media:
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When crying, you:
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Crystal Age - Iberian Linx by Victor Garcia
"Crystal Worm" by Denewer.