#Selma

[cloudgirlsinfo]

Selma

[winxixia]

Ideas for charms

It's giving me an excuse to play with my art supplies hahaha

[unteriors]

12th Street, Selma, Virginia.

[kemetic-dreams]

Selma Burke began playing with clay around the age of seven. And with that experience, she discovered a love of making sculptures. “It was there in 1907 that I discovered me,” she said, looking back.

While Selma loved art, her mother encouraged Selma to pursue a financially stable career. So Selma studied nursing and took a job as a private nurse in New York City in the late 1920s.

But in New York City, Selma found much inspiration from the Harlem Renaissance scene. She found a community of artists and began making art a more significant part of life.

To improve her skills, Selma began taking art classes at Sarah Lawrence College. She then traveled to Europe for training and projects. In 1941, Selma earned an MFA from Columbia. And the year prior, while still a student herself, she opened the Selma Burke School of Sculpture.

Selma dedicated herself to teaching and making art. She would go on to create sculptures of numerous famous figures, including Duke Ellington and Martin Luther King Jr. However, her most famous work was a portrait of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. That portrait hangs today at the Recorder of Deeds Building in Washington, D.C.

[unplaces]

Hogan Alley, Selma, Alabama.

[thenhc]

[littlemomotian]

Minhas mães minhas mães

[emily84]

[ideas-4-stories]

Gaban: Why are you two always out when there’s rainstorms? Buggy: It’s so fun to jump in puddles and it’s refreshing! I love the smell of fresh rainfall and-

Shanks: Selma bet me 20 Beil that I couldn’t get hit by lightning, he’s was WRONG!

[blackbloodedisabel]

I have asked about the worm but what are your ocs favourite dance moves

hmm.....

ane: bart simpson

teagan: the wave

selma: funky chicken

melyde: thinks she is above dancing. but it's the grapevine w clapping

enith: gangnam style

isther: knee spin

io: genuinely is above dancing

lisa: the floss

[cloudgirlsinfo]

Selma

[abokdorazumel]

Selma (Bijelo dugme) by Bojan Cvjetićanin on Radio Koper (2021)

[rickyburrinho]

QSMP

[unteriors]

W Waddell Street, Selma, North Carolina.

[cryptid-quest]

Cryptid of the Day: Selma

Description: It all began in 1750, when a fisherman claimed to have been attacked by a “sea horse” out on Lake Seljord, Norway. Thus, the legend of Selma was born, though the monster’s popularity didn’t peak until the 20th century. Several expeditions have used sonar to find evidence of it

[serpentfeverart]

Young Skales attempting to woo Selma (They are already in a relationship at this point).