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Dance of The Flower Of Life by Mason van Kraayenburg
Created for 107th MMM Challenge
Source image with thanks to Amanda Slater
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Nothing beats coming home after a long day, pouring a hot cider, and spending the evening with my furry babies. The warm autumn touches of the {wn} Mishka Bar Cart & Decor Full Set make every cozy moment feel a little more special. 🍂☕🐾
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Featured Decor: {wn} Mishka Bar Cart & Decor Full Set
✨ Includes a fully decorated bar cart setup (10 LI)
✨ Antique or rose gold finishes with marble or wood shelving options
✨ Seasonal and regular cocktail décor versions included
✨ Optional string lights and floor shadow for added ambiance
✨ Drink-dispensing mugs and bottle tray included
✨ Touch menus for easy customization
Whether you're decorating for fall gatherings or simply creating a cozy nook to unwind, this set brings warmth and style to any home.
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Credits:
Maitreya Mesh Body - Lara
HEAD / lel evox / FLEUR
:: DS :: Robin Glasses
DOUX - Tzuyu Hairstyle
Sorumin- Christmas couples SET -FATPACK
TETRA - Euphoria Jeans
TETRA - Unisex pointed flats
FT - My cross
[POM] Nina Earrings
[Rezz Room] British Shorthair Adult Animesh
[Rezz Room] Box Golden Retriever
[piXit] Louise - Pose Pack with stool
Nutmeg. Spring Beginnings Wall Art
Location: Somewhere above the Cats Hollow Lighthouse maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Zaitsev/226/92/26
Entry for the group Seasoned 2
EXTREME WEATHER Challenge - July 2018
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Wisconsin Northern L2 spots tanks and plastic hoppers next to the faded C&NW station sign in Bloomer, Wisconsin with an ex-Reserve Mining SD38-2 for power.
LTS82 tacks onto their pickup from the WN, while a WN crew waits to start switching out LTS82's inbound train. I hope that the antenna on PGR 41 is long enough?
Former BSC of Wales W.G. Bagnall 1950 0-6-0ST Wn.2994 No.401 'Vulcan' heads over the bridge at 'Dead Man's Hill' with the 12:06 Sheringham-Holt train.
2023 NNR Spring Steam Gala
I am uploading this before correcting and painting over the sky and city skyline ** - in case I ruin it, which I so often do when trying to correct things. Overall, I am pleasantly surprised how this turned out. With me, it's always a bit of a gamble.
This may take me a while and I shall practice stormy skies on another sheet of paper first. It is a bit of a problem, as the sky was done first and a second layer may not blend with a smooth transition into the landscape. Conundrum ...
** Edit:
Decided against painting over the sky and leave as is.
As for BOCKINGFORD paper ***: (Edit below...)
I had mixed experience with this mould-made paper. It feels quite easy to paint on and easy to lift colours, but when taking the masking tape off, even really carefully, it rips the paper. On another occasion, the paper had faults, like 'waxy' patches that could not be painted over. This was through every sheet of the 12 pages pad. I may have been just unlucky and got a 'bad batch'. So, I keep just keep using what I have. I do not consider mysalf an artist, so it doesn't really matter if it doesn't turn out right. When things 'go bad' I just paint again on the back of the paper. Saves paper. Though, the surface on the back is a bit different.
Edit ***:
I think I am getting used to BOCKINGFORD paper. The pads I have been using do not have any faults and I am finding it actually good to paint on. Lifting off paint (which I need to do quite often...) works without damaging the paper and works well too.