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Today's polish was really pretty. It has an aqua blue base with a pink shimmer and iridescent flakes. I think this one looked especially pretty outside in the shade where you can really see all of the flakes. And finally the sun has come back so I could get some pictures in direct light again! 😁🌞 This is If Frogs Had Wings from Mooncat.

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Guide Leveling Crafting by Work Orders

A legionmate dug this up and shared on Discord, so I’m reposting here from the archived page just in case.  Originally shared by Rockeh in the AionSource forums:

This is a list of the requirements for all of the work orders for the crafting range as well as their costs. To follow this guide, start work orders 5 skill points after they are offered. For example, start the lvl 10 work order when you get to skill lvl 15, start the lvl 20 work order when you get to skill lvl 25, start the 30 work order when you get to skill lvl 35, etc. NOTES

This also takes into account failures, which may or may not be the same for you, this is just a guide.

Costs may also change depending on taxes and such on the server.

If you buy all of the items ahead of time, you will end up with extra items. This is due to the fact that you will be rewarded some materials for completing the work orders.

This is written for Elyos. Some professions (cooking) have different ingredients for part of the work orders.

  Alchemy

1-99 Lesser Alchemy    Alcohol: 352  = 9,856    Distilled Water: 480  = 13,440    Solvent: 48  = 1,344    Larail Tears: 560  = 15,680    Scorpin Poison Sting: 144  = 8,064    Crynac Scale: 80  = 4,480

   Skill Costs: 3,432

Total Costs: 56,296

100-199 Regular Alchemy    Alcohol: 572  = 16,016    Distilled Water: 288  = 8,064    Solvent: 300  = 8,400    Larail Tears: 288  = 8,064    Scorpin Poison Sting: 754  = 41,888    Dried Gumi Tail: 810  = 22,680    Crynac Scale: 336  = 18,816    Abyss Dust: 324  = 27,864    Reaction Activator: 768  = 21,504

   Skill Costs: 16,998

Total Costs: 192,182  

200-299 Greater Alchemy    Alcohol: 784  = 21,952    Distilled Water: 144  = 4,032    Solvent: 1,756  = 49,168    Larail Tears: 1,280  = 35,840    Scorpin Poison Sting: 902  = 50,176    Dried Gumi Tail: 672  = 18,816    Crynac Scale: 720  = 40,320    Abyss Dust: 1,352  = 116,272    Reaction Activator: 3,332  = 93,296

   Skill Costs: 113,256

Total Costs: 543,128

300-399 Expert Alchemy    Distilled Water: 440  = 12,320    Solvent: 2,120  = 59,360    Larail Tears: 2,560  = 71,680    Crynac Scale: 3,060  = 85,680    Abyss Dust: 4,640  = 399,040    Reaction Activator: 4,372  = 122,416

   Skill Costs: 479,160

Total Costs: 1,229,656

Total Cost 1-399: 2,104,478

 Armorsmithing

1-99 Lesser Armorsmithing    Steel Mold: 930 = 26,970    Steel Welding Rod: 261 = 15,921    Cooling Water: 84 = 2,436    Lubricant: 142 = 4,118    Metal Coating Agent: 156 = 4,524

   Skill Costs: 3,564

Total Costs: 57,533

100-199 Regular Armorsmithing    Steel Mold: 86 = 2,494    Steel Welding Rod: 221 = 13,481    Titanium Mold: 1,365 = 83,265    Titanium Welding Rod: 470 = 42,770    Cooling Water: 330 = 9,570    Lubricant: 680 = 19,720    Metal Coating Agent: 757 = 21,953

   Skill Costs: 17,998

Total Costs: 211,251

200-299 Greater Armorsmithing    Titanium Mold: 201 = 12,261    Titanium Welding Rod: 272 = 24,752    Adamantium Mold: 938 = 84,420    Adamantium Welding Rod: 1,691 = 206,302    Cooling Water: 853 = 24,737    Lubricant: 1,438 = 41,702    Metal Coating Agent: 2,359 = 68,411

   Skill Costs: 115,544

Total Costs: 578,129

300-399 Expert Armorsmithing    Adamantium Mold: 364 = 32,760    Adamantium Welding Rod: 184 = 22,448    Orichalcum Mold: 2,050 = 250,100    Orichalcum Welding Rod: 2,686 = 405,586    Cooling Water: 1,517 = 43,993    Lubricant: 1,719 = 49,851    Metal Coating Agent: 3,818 = 110,722

   Skill Costs: 466,620

Total Costs: 1,382,080

Total Cost 1-399: 2,228,993

 Cooking

1-99 Lesser Cooking   Salt: 232 = 12,992   Natural Water: 512 = 14,336   Qooqoo Egg: 128 = 3,584   Sugar: 208 = 11,648

  Skill Costs: 3,425

Total Costs: 49,417

100-199 Regular Cooking   Natural Water: 924 = 25,872   Salt: 432 = 24,192   Sugar: 552 = 30,912   Ulmus Oil: 252 = 14,112   Mela Vinegar: 94 = 10,810   Kukuru Powder: 108 = 12,420   Hot Spice: 216 = 24,840

  Skill Costs: 17,125

Total Costs: 160,281

200-299 Greater Cooking   Natural Water: 1,276 = 35,728   Qooqoo Egg: 1,424 = 39,872   Bay Salt: 448 = 51,520   Kukuru Powder: 624 = 71,760   White Sugar: 160 = 18,400   Ulmus Oil: 480 = 26,880   Storage Container: 150 = 8,400   Hot Spice: 240 = 27,600   Verteron Pepper: 128 = 14,720   Mela Vinegar: 94 = 10,810

  Skill Costs: 113,102

Total Costs: 418,792

300-399 Expert Cooking   Storage Container: 600 = 33,600   Hot Spice: 880 = 101,200   Omblic Wine: 80 = 59,360   Natural Water: 3,800 = 106,400   White Sugar: 1,320 = 151,800   Kukuru Powder: 980 = 112,700   Bay Salt: 740 = 85,100   Mela Vinegar: 200 = 23,000

  Skill Costs: 443,872

Total Costs: 1,117,032

Total Cost 1-399: 2,144,640

  Handicrafting

1-99 Lesser Handicrafting   Dull Plane Blade: 702 = 19,824   Waterproof Agent: 101 = 5,959   Gypsum for Casting: 184 = 10,856   Polisher: 164 = 4,592   Wooden Nail: 422 = 12,238

  Skill Costs: 3,702

Total Costs: 56,835

100-199 Regular Handicrafting   Dull Plane Blade: 1,524 = 42,672   Polisher: 1,191 = 33,348   Strong Glue: 321 = 28,569   Waterproof Agent: 649 = 38,291   Gypsum for Casting: 440 = 25,960   Wooden Nail: 508 = 14,732

  Skill Costs: 18,176

Total Costs: 201,748

200-299 Greater Handicrafting   Dull Plane Blade: 280 = 7,840   Sharp Plane Blade: 1,447 = 85,373   Polisher: 1,224 = 34,272   Strong Glue: 2,567 = 228,463   Waterproof Agent: 1,213 = 71,567   Gypsum for Casting: 340 = 20,060   Wooden Nail: 459 = 13,311

  Skill Costs: 121,176

Total Costs: 582,062

300-399 Expert Handicrafting   Sharp Plane Blade: 3,713 = 219,067   Polisher: 3,367 = 94,276   Strong Glue: 4,170 = 371,130   Waterproof Agent: 1,152 = 67,968   Gypsum for Casting: 1,628 = 96,052   Wooden Nail: 2,143 = 62,147

  Skill Costs: 484,924

Total Costs: 1,399,518

Total Cost 1-399: 2,237,562

 Tailoring

1-99 Lesser Tailoring   Leather Glue: 243 = 13,608   Leather Polisher: 315 = 8,505   Bleacher: 226 = 6,102   Button: 226 = 6,102   Ruko Fiber Thread: 602 = 16,254

  Skill Costs: 3,564

Total Costs: 54,135

100-199 Regular Tailoring   Leather Glue: 368 = 20,608   Leather Polisher: 892 = 24,084   Bleacher: 424 = 11,448   Button: 611 = 16,497   Ruko Fiber Thread: 138 = 3,726   Fess Fiber Thread: 1,766 = 98,896

  Skill Costs: 17,820

Total Costs: 193,079

200-299 Greater Tailoring   Leather Glue: 586 = 32,816   Leather Polisher: 496 = 13,392   Bleacher: 860 = 23,220   Button: 1,687 = 45,549   Fess Fiber Thread: 183 = 10,248   Sobi Fiber Thread: 3,653 = 306,852

  Skill Costs: 119,968

Total Costs: 552,045

300-399 Expert Tailoring   Leather Glue: 2,200 = 123,200   Leather Polisher: 1,271 = 34,317   Bleacher: 1,908 = 51,516   Button: 1,750 = 47,250   Sobi Fiber Thread: 240 = 20,160   Linon Fiber Thread: 5,270 = 600,780

  Skill Costs: 479,952

Total Costs: 1,357,175

Total Cost 1-399: 2,156,434

 Weaponsmithing

1-99 Lesser Weaponsmithing   Cooling Water: 715 = 19,305   Natural Sand for Casting: 233 = 13,048   Lubricant: 98 = 2,646   Steel Welding Rod: 95 = 5,320   Lesser Whetstone: 382 = 10,314

  Skill Costs: 3,564

Total Costs: 54,197

100-199 Regular Weaponsmithing   Cooling Water: 1,055 = 28,485   Natural Sand for Casting: 675 = 37,800   Lubricant: 415 = 11,205   Steel Welding Rod: 46 = 2,576   Titanium Welding Rod: 440 = 36,960   Whetstone: 1,058 = 59,248

  Skill Costs: 17,820

Total Costs: 194,094

200-299 Greater Weaponsmithing   Cooling Water: 1,665 = 44,955   Natural Sand for Casting: 120 = 6,720   Zircon Sand for Casting: 802 = 91,428   Lubricant: 980 = 26,460   Adamantium Welding Rod: 472 = 53,808   Whetstone: 60 = 3,360   Greater Whetstone: 2,401 = 201,684

  Skill Costs: 119,968

Total Costs: 548,383

300-399 Expert Weaponsmithing   Cooling Water: 2,795 = 75,465   Zircon Sand for Casting: 824 = 93,936   Lubricant: 1,001 = 27,027   Orichalcum Welding Rod: 1,872 = 265,824   Greater Whetstone: 368 = 30,912   Major Whetstone: 3,183 = 362,862

  Skill Costs: 479,952

Total Costs: 1,335,978

Total Cost 1-399: 2,132,652

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20 Questions

I was tagged by my girl @smoll-ballerina​ 

rules: answer the questions, then tag some people i guess?

name: Montserrat

nicknames: Monty, Mo, Lord Montygue or whatever weird nickname Megan comes up with❤️ 

height: 5′3″

orientation: Lesbian af

nationality: Chilean

favorite fruit: Bananas! 🍌

favorite season: Winter

favorite flower: Ranunculus

favorite scent: Nail polish

favorite color: Yellow or light blue ?

favorite animal: Ferrets

coffee, tea, or hot chocolate: Tea/Green tea

average sleep hours: 12 ? I guess i can survive with 8 ?

dog or cat person: I like both, but... dogs.

favorite fictional character: Felicity Worthington, Quinn Fabray, and Salt

number of blankets you sleep with: 2

dream trip: Japan, Canada, L.A.

blog created: April 2012

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New top story from Time: These 6 Images From a New Frida Kahlo Exhibit Paint a Fuller Picture of Her Life

Over the past two years, Fridamania has tipped into Frida Fatigue.

Frida Kahlo became a Barbie (to the chagrin of her family). She was rendered as a cartoon skeleton in the Pixar movie Coco. She has appeared as a Google doodle, on totes, tattoos, nail polish and viral global art campaigns. She even received her own Snapchat filter, which lightened her skin and reduced her to her signature unibrow and floral headdress.

But a new exhibit at the Brooklyn Museum hopes to draw attention away from superficial signifiers and deepen our understanding of the artist, who died at 47 in 1954. “Frida Kahlo: Appearances Can Be Deceiving,” open through May 12, reveals a collection of Kahlo’s possessions that were uncovered in 2004 after being locked away for 50 years. They were shown in an exhibition in Mexico City curated by Circe Henestrosa in 2012 and now arrive in the United States for the first time.

Through paintings, clothes, personal objects, photographs and archival footage, the exhibit presents a textured look at Kahlo’s politics, embrace of indigenous Mexican culture and resilience in the face of one health malady after another. Here are six crucial artifacts from the exhibit that help paint a fuller picture of her personal history.

1. First Communion

Frida Kahlo & Diego Rivera Archives. Bank of Mexico, Fiduciary in the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museum TrustFrida when she received her First Communion.

This 1920 photo of a young Kahlo at her first communion was likely taken by her father, Guillermo, a professional photographer. He and Frida shared a close relationship during her childhood on the outskirts of Mexico City: he taught her how to use a camera and she helped him in the studio. “They had a very strong dialogue about their creative impulses,” Catherine Morris, who co-organized the Brooklyn Museum exhibit alongside Lisa Small, told TIME. “He was quite daring and she definitely identified with that.”

Her relationship with her mother Matilde, a devout Catholic, was more strained. Matilde took her daughters to church every day but was met with resistance: when Kahlo and her sister were supposed to be attending a catechism class shortly before this communion photo was taken, they instead “escaped and went to eat haws, quinces and capulines in a nearby orchard,” Kahlo remembered in an interview.

As an adult, Kahlo was mostly uninterested in practicing religion. But Catholic imagery still made its way into many of her works. In self-portraits she portrayed herself as a crowned nun or a bloody Christ-like martyr with crowns of thorns. Other works, like “A Few Small Nips,” were modeled after retablos, small devotional paintings that depict suffering and are typically found in churches.

2. Huipil & Skirt

© Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Archives, Banco de México, Fiduciary of the Trust of the Diego Rivera and Frida Kahlo Museums. (Photo: Javier Hinojosa, courtesy of V&A Publishing)A cotton huipil owned by Frida Kahlo

In 1925, an 18-year-old Kahlo was riding a wooden bus when it collided with a streetcar, killing several passengers and fracturing Kahlo’s ribs, both her legs and her spine. Kahlo would spend the rest of her life battling various health crises that mostly stemmed from this accident.

Her injuries forced Kahlo into tight corsets that straightened her spine. In order to conceal them, Kahlo would often wear huipils—tunics that allowed ample room to breathe. They enabled her to disguise a debilitating disability with joyful colors and materials.

But huipils were not just functional—they were also a cultural and political statement. Kahlo was a champion of Mexicanidad, the embrace of indigenous Mexican culture (that her mother’s family was a part of) above bourgeois European aesthetics and ideals. “She came to see her sartorial choices as intentionally political,” Morris said. Kahlo was especially inspired by the culture of Tehuantepec, a matriarchal city in Oaxaca where the women designed and wore huipils, ran the markets and served as breadwinners.

When Kahlo lived in Mexico City, she frequented flea markets, where she bought fabrics and employed seamstresses to turn them into dresses. She would wear these outfits, whether they were huipils or rebozos—more formal ornate shawls—even when painting, and covered herself with indigenous ornaments like jade necklaces, sashes, flowers and ribbons.

“One of the wonderful things about some of the dresses and jewelry we have is that they actually have paint on them,” Morris said.

3. Self-Portrait as Tehuana

Frida Kahlo’s Self-Portrait as a Tehuana,/ 1943. The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection of 20th Century Mexican Art and the Vergel Foundation. © 2019 Banco de México Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo Museums Trust, Mexico, D.F. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York The Jacques and Natasha Gelman Collection of 20th Century Mexican Art and the Vergel Foundation. © 2019 Banco de México Diego Rivera Frida Kahlo Museums Trust, Mexico, D.F. / Artists Rights Society (ARS), New York

Facts and myth intertwine in any recounting of the relationship between Frida Kahlo and Diego Rivera, two of the most famous and influential artists of their country and century. The pair married in 1929 over a shared wit, socialist bent and love for Mexicanidad. They seemed to be constantly breaking up—including a divorce in 1939—and reconciling. Both had many affairs and expressed passion and heartbreak in letters to each other that crisscrossed the globe.

While Rivera was far more famous and acclaimed at the time, he championed Kahlo’s work and helped her forge many connections in the art world that led to her eventual success. “We are all clods next to Frida. Frida is the best painter of her epoch,” Rivera is quoted as saying in Frida: A Biography of Frida Kahlo by Hayden Herrera.

Kahlo, for her part, painted Rivera many times, with varying levels of love and despair: he played the role of antagonist, lover, even infant son. In her 1943 painting Self-Portrait as Tehuana, he appears in the center of a regal and serene self-portrait. “I think this painting is an assertion of how he remains at the core of her being in such an important way,” Morris said.

Rivera also loved when Kahlo wore Tehuana clothing, so the painting shows her wearing a Tehuana resplandor headdress—an item of clothing that Kahlo’s mother and other family members also wore before Kahlo was born. According to Morris and Small, Kahlo is wearing the resplandor the way it would be worn in a marriage ceremony—perhaps a nod to Kahlo and Rivera’s remarriage three years earlier in 1940.

4. Frida Kahlo in New York

Photo by Nickolas Muray, © Nickolas Muray Photo Archive.A photograph of Frida Kahlo taken in New York by Nickolas Muray.

Kahlo had an ambivalent relationship with New York and the United States more broadly. It was there that she met some of her most ardent artistic supporters and earned her first solo show, at the Julien Levy Gallery in 1938.

But a key tension between her and Rivera lay in their conflicting desires to live in Mexico and the United States, respectively. She was open about her disgust with the United States’ capitalist-driven inequality. “I feel a bit of rage against all these rich guys here, since I have seen thousands of people in the most terrible misery without anything to eat and with no place to sleep,” she wrote in a 1931 letter. “I find that Americans completely lack sensibility and good taste.”

Kahlo identified as a communist and showed politically radical tendencies from a young age. In high school she was a member of the Cachuchas, a political group that rebelled against rigid dress codes and agitated for school reform. “Kahlo was clearly politicized and embracing communism before she met Rivera as a young student,” Morris said.

In one set of her sketches on display at the museum, the Statue of Liberty carries a money bag and an atom bomb instead of a luminous torch, while Truman and Hitler peer out from her midsection. This vicious portrayal of the United States is echoed in other works, including “Self Portrait Along the Boarder Line Between Mexico and the United States”—in which the American flag is covered by Industrial smog—and “My Dress Hangs There,” a derisive collage of New York society in decay.

5. Frida at the Casa Azul

Nickolas Muray Photo ArchivesFrida with Olmec figurine, by Nickolas Muray, 1939, Coyoacán, Mexico

In 1940, Rivera moved in with Kahlo to her family home, La Casa Azul (the Blue House) in Mexico City. While her father had built the house in a European style, Kahlo and Rivera transformed it into an altar to Mexico’s past. Kahlo remodeled the kitchen with blue, white and yellow tiles to echo traditional provincial kitchens; they and their guests would drink out of clay cups and eat off earthenware plates.

The couple covered the walls and shelves with ancient Mayan artifacts, paper mache skeletons and other folk art sculptures and paintings. The house and its surrounding gardens were also filled with animals, including Mexican hairless dogs, parrots, monkeys and a deer.

Kahlo painted almost all of her work in this home studio, drawing inspiration from these many living and historical testaments to Mexican culture. After her death, the house was transformed into the Frida Kahlo Museum.

6. Corset with sickle and fetus

Courtesy by Throckmorton Fine Art.Florence Arquin (American, 1900 – 1974). Frida Kahlo, 1951. Gelatin silver print, 10 × 8 in. (25.4 × 20.3 cm).

Kahlo was in and out of hospitals throughout her life and had dozens of surgeries. While bedridden, she would paint both on suspended canvases and on the corsets she wore to hold her spine in place.

This corset, which is itself on display at the museum, depicts two themes that dominated her thoughts: family and politics. Kahlo had several miscarriages and abortions; her frail body prevented her from giving birth. Her preoccupation and sorrow over this loss led her to depict wombs, fetuses and children in many works, including “Sun and Life” and “Girl with Death Mask.”

But the exhibit’s curators hope to challenge the pervasive trope of Kahlo as a tragic figure beset by childlessness. “She grew up in an age where she was expected to have children,” Morris said. “I think she wanted to and didn’t want to: She knew her husband had left the previous two women he was with as soon as they had children. And she was committed to her art and understood the implications it would have.”

In Kahlo’s later years, she reinvested her energies into communist activism. She began inserting flags, political inscriptions and peace doves into still lives. An unfinished portrait of Stalin sat on her easel when she died. She also imparted her ideals onto her students, whom she called “comrades.”

“I should struggle with all my strength for the little that is positive that my health allows me to do in the direction of helping the Revolution.” It was, she wrote in her diary in 1951, “the only real reason to live.”

On this corset, she drew a hammer and sickle over her heart. On July 2, 1954, Kahlo disobeyed doctor’s orders and left her bed to go to a communist demonstration. It was her last public appearance. She died 11 days later.

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Day 459

The nail polish I put on last Friday still looks great, despite the base being one of the cheapest I own.

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