✞︎Nightyglory🇮🇹✞︎

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[✞︎Nightyglory🇮🇹✞︎ @nightyglory]

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[f. lee @flee_bites]

#junicorn
day 25
‘wish’

[Daily Inutade 👹🍙 @inutade_daily]

#dungeonmeshi #DeliciousinDungeon #ダンジョン飯

[EDGE Central @NatSciChannel]

🚨NEW STUDY DROP🚨

New enantiornithine bird is described as, Plumadraco bankoorum, based on a complete skeleton from the Jurassic Jiufotang Formation of Liaoning. It bore a pair of long rectrices on its tail the authors think it used for social interactions

🎨: Ville Sinkkonen

[AutumnDerg @AutumnDerg]

Military canine moots. Stop using human helmets. You don't have the skull shape for it. You need to have your fursonas in something like this.

[AnimeSelect @TheAnimeSelect]

New information on 'Delicious in Dungeon' Season 2 will be revealed on July 4 at Anime Expo 2026.

[vess♡ @im_vess]

LOOK they are so gorgeous doukyuusei i love you😭💕💕

[vess♡ @im_vess]

let’s make purple🍷
#farcille

[Raku 🐎 @Rakuens]

Kick!

[Lari 𖧷 @neytirisa]

beautiful as a flower

[Lari 𖧷 @neytirisa]

beautiful as a flower

[злóй @CYB3RBULLY1NG]

the pony of fashion and glamour

[✞︎Nightyglory🇮🇹✞︎ @nightyglory]

Happy Venetian People's Day to all Venetians! We continue to live despite being taken by force within the Italian state, but we continue to live and defend our traditions and cultures! Perhaps in the near future we will regain the independence we have dreamed of for centuries!

[Archaeology & Art @archaeologyart]

Królewna Kotka (Cat Princess). Artist: Konstanty Laszczka (Polish, 1865-1956). Place of Creation: Kraków, Poland. Date: Circa 1928. Medium: Plaster; 47 x 22 x 26 cm. Collection: Społeczne Muzeum Konstantego Laszczki, Dobre, Poland. Photographer: Przemysław Piątkowski, Fotopia & Virtual Museum.

There's a story behind this artwork that goes back to childhood. the artist drew direct inspiration from a Polish folktale he'd heard as a child. In his 1927 book, Gawędy z uczniami (Conversations with Students), Laszczka shares a tale about a beautiful and compassionate princess who's turned into a black cat by a jealous witch.

In the story, the cat's color changes based on the love and patience she's shown; her coat turns from black to brown, and then to pure white. The tale emphasizes that no evil power can stop this transformation. That's why Laszczka made three different cat sculptures: black, brown, and white. While the white and brown figures are safely kept today at the museum in Dobre, the black sculpture is unfortunately lost and it's only known through photographs now.

He studied in Paris as a young artist. During this time, he was deeply influenced by Rodin's approach to the human figure - treating it not as a finished form, but as a being caught in the middle of a transformation. This influence is clearly visible in this piece.

[✞︎Nightyglory🇮🇹✞︎ @nightyglory]

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#traditionalart #art #sketchbook #sketch #horse #unicorn #thelastunicorn #unicornart #horseart

[✞︎Nightyglory🇮🇹✞︎ @nightyglory]

I love so much #PriorExtinction on #roblox

[DaVinci @BiancoDavinci]

Glen Martin Taylor, “but i am safe in here.”