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taylor4twt · 1 year

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˖ ࣪⋆ taylor swift icons ˖ ࣪⋆

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vintage-tigre · 3 months

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#dolly parton #funny #80s aesthetic #90s icons #country music #aesthetic #vintage #old school cool #style #beauty

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dollypartonvibes · 5 months

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Dolly Parton at her home, circa 1977.

#dolly parton #vintage #country music #photography #horses #portraits #black and white #1970s #ranch #tennessee #musician #country #pop icon #western

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dreamychaika · 11 months

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what it looks like during your first playthrough

#i actually consider this moment in the game to be quite. heavy #like yeah i drew them being silly but that is NOT how it went LOL #omori #omori basil #omori sunny #basil omori #sunny omori #also i didnt paint over the youtube user's icon this is just how youtube looks like in my country. nobody has profile pics #.png

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is2swift · 10 months

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Taylor Swift (2006)

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sbrown82 · 29 days

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Linda Martell - "Color Him Father" (1970)

**Beyoncé's latest album 'Cowboy Carter' spotlights Linda Martell, a pioneer and trailblazer who paved the way for Black country music artists, as she was the first commercially successful Black female artist in the genre.

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speakyonce · 2 months

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BEYONCÉ ICONS | Country Era✨

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#beyonce #beyoncé #beyonce knowles #beyoncé knowles carter #beyonce icons #beyonce packs #beyonce headers #beyonce twitter icons #beyoncé twitter icons #beyoncé packs #beyoncé icons #beyoncé heards #mine #icons beyoncé #act ii #renaissance #texas holdem #16 carriages #beyoncé country

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jayrockin · 8 months

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Avian Homeplanet

Star: F-class (yellow white) Vegetation: blue and black Axial tilt: 11 degrees Gravity: 1.12 g Position from star: fourth

Over 90% ocean and blasted by the light of an intense star, the avian homeplanet is prone to hot, humid weather and enormous monsoon storms. In spite of this, the planet’s very slight axial tilt gives its poles a coating of year-round sea ice, whose sifting, dune-like surface plays host to a strange variety of slow growing plants and hardy animals. On solid land, the dominant photosynthetic life is a clade of “plants” ranging from dark blue to cerulean, and a clade of sessile tube-dwelling “landworms” with black flesh and frond-like appendages. Their dark colors selectively absorb and reflect the harsh, high-UV light of the sun.

The crust of the planet also has an usually large amount of the element cobalt. It compromises over 5% of the planet’s crust, comparable to iron on Earth. Cobalt compounds generally have a much higher solubility in water than iron compounds, though, and the avian oceans are stained a purplish red from huge amounts of dissolved cobalt nitrate, cobalt chloride, and cobalt carbonate. Mineral veins of cobalt compounds can be found commonly in the planet’s rocks, forming streaks of red, blue, black, green, and sometimes yellow depending on composition. Sand and soil are sometimes stained purple and blue by cobalt salts, as well.

The clade of avians has a difficult evolutionary history to track, given the limited amount of dry land and intense development over the past thousand years. The current theory is that a flying sophont ancestor originated on the planet’s largest landmass, an Australia-sized continent, and radiated outwards to evolve into the 5 extant species of avians.

In modern history, avians have often run into space issues developing their societies, and metal as a resource has been at the center of some particularly bitter wars. Most land on the homeplanet is currently colonized by the Dominion of Tiiliit, and now in the space age, imported metal and helium is being used to add new land in the form of artificial islands and floating cities.

Avians tend to use simple, writable icons to represent their nations. Though traditionally, the Hotsuuv nations use local cultivated varieties of seal fruit as icons, and the mineral rich south pole uses dots of pigment.

Map art rendered in Photopea by the stellar @cmaidaartworkblog! Edited in CSP by me.

PATREON | Runaway to the Stars

#i refuse to name any of these smaller countries unless forced to btw. enjoy the little national icons i gave them instead.#avians #runaway to the stars #jayart #maps #speculative biology

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fuckedmesogood · 2 years

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