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revilonilmah

I wonder what Psyduck is fishing for?

tofublock

new year's meal

available as a print on patreon

#friend shaped

andatsea

The garden blooms (the mortals sleep).

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xinyuehui

ZHOU JIEQIONG for 国风大典

xenon-guava

Outfit swap for Ganondorf and the King of all Cosmos! ✨

Been playing We Love Katamari Reroll (amazing game btw) and realized Ganondorf and KOAC have similar fits not gonna lie.

Two entitled, giga chad kings who KNOW how to work a silk robe.

Fabulous. Show stopping. Drop-dead gorgeous. On that king shit 24/7.

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#kirby #roundy round round

thecollectibles

Art by Kloir

wake4am-deactivated20241117

seraphica

Mizuhiki (paper cord) art by Hiromi Nagasawa [via]

rhubarbes

Bonsaibarn

arelativenewcomer

To enjoy life’s immensity, you do not need many things. (Ryōkan [1758–1831], Zen Buddhist monk, hermit, and poet)

Ido Masao (1945– ) was born in Beipiaio in Northeastern China; his family hailed from Kyoto and returned to this city in 1960. In 1972, he began making woodblock prints and started developing his individual style which gained him worldwide recognition. In his work he strives to preserve the tranquility and beauty of Japanese villages, temples, and landscapes. Among his numerous prints, those depicting Zen gardens are characterised by particular clarity and straightforwardness. The artist simplifies and synthesises in order to grasp the very nature and structure of objects and offer the viewer not only aesthetic but also contemplative experience. See the artistʼs website [here].

Top to bottom: Taizō-in, 1987 [source]; Garden, 1987 [source]; Zen Garden I, 2003 [source]; Zen Garden, 1983 [source]; Shoden-ji Zen Garden, Kyoto [source]; Nanzen-ji Rock Garden in Kyoto, no date [source].