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Follow us -> 4Redhead + Ginger Girls

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Nid & Oddleif by Nuo Xu

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Painted this last night to help celebrate 600k on Instagram!! *Milo hugs all around! Redheads are awesome and needs to be shown some more luvin hehe. Hope you guys enjoy it and thanks again for being awesome   

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LOOK AT HOW PRETTY THIS IS. LOOK AT THIS, @fayebelle !

“Make the stars for me again, Faervell.”

“Of course, my love.”

Commission from the ever so wonderful Alteya

This was something Faer and Esme did and have done over the years. It started with a date between the two and he was showing off magic to garner her interest. And now, four years or so later, she stills asks him for the ‘stars’ and he still gives her them. 

I really really really am happy with this. This sort of scene was the first commission @jessipalooza got for me all those years ago, and now, I finally get to return the gift to her with them in Embertree… around all of our story that we’ve both written together. This means so much to me, and i’m sure it means so much to you as well.

Thank you for the years, and to many more!

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“Do you love me enough that I may be weak with you? Everyone loves strength, but do you love me for my weakness? That is the real test.”

— Alain de Botton, Essays in Love

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Rene Lalique 1900 “kiss” pendant. Ivory, enamel, gold and diamonds.

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The colonnade in the courtyard of the Temple of Isis,  Philae, Egypt, circa 1862. 

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               The Treasure Trove Of Dresden (Dresden Green Vault)

“ Europe and possibly the world’s largest collection of treasures, objects   d’art, cabinets of curiosity, baroque contraptions, and generally royal weirdness is all held in Germany’s Grünes Gewölbe or Green Vault. Originally the private collection of Augustus the Strong, ruler of Saxony (modern day Dresden), the Green Vault has everything from ornate silverware with polished coral handles to nearly microscopic portrait reliefs of royalty carved in cherrywood or ivory (you have to look through a magnifying glass to see them). There are Venetian wind-up automatons that pour wine and various other ornate cabinets and contraptions. The collection even includes such contested items as the solid gold drinking bowl of Ivan the Terrible. The literal crown jewel of the Green Vault is the impossibly rare Dresden Green; a massive, naturally irradiated, green diamond from India. The diamond is on par with the Hope Diamond and the Mountain of Light in the Crown Jewels of the United Kingdom. It is an internally flawless hunk of beautiful green carbon mounted in a hat clasp and no picture will do it justice.”