Meet a few of my plants. I know this is silly but ever since I moved to Portland OR all I do in my free time is garden. I thought I’d share my other passion besides drawing. And They make great reference material. So feel free to draw them.
I love lanterns and I love plants so I combined them, the top three plants hang in my kitchen window. I removed some of the glass panels and added a screen fixing patch in their place so the plant could grow out of the windows and so it could contain the dirt.
The bunny container is cute and new. I planted it around christmas. It sits on the kitchen table with two little jades, a few cactus and a orchid (the fifth picture). The bunny container is from amazon. Here is a link.
The sixth picture is of the plants in the bedroom window. The tall vine (pink jasmine) usually spends it’s time outside but I brought it in for the winter and it was very happy.
The last two picture are of my H potter Terrarium. Which is super happy and my Schefflera has quickly outgrown it’s container. I also put my kodama in there because I’m a nerd. I got the terrarium on amazon. Here is a link.
I leave the top part open most of the time, because the other terrarium I have from H potter the Barrel Roof edwardian case, Tends to get mold really fast. I still am getting used to dealing with plants in such a closed off environment and I have not mastered it yet. XD
I have a lot of other plants in my work space and in the bathroom, plus the ones outside and as spring begins to show up in full swing I will share more. 🙂
Sooooo here’s a new OC, Lorelei! Wanted a more simplistic demon design. Lorelei is mostly mute. She can speak but her powers are tied to her voice, and she doesn’t want to accidentally hurt anyone if she becomes upset in some way so she chooses to communicate via Sign language. Talking is very very rare. I planned on her and Zakar having a thing. I’ll save the text wall cause theres a bit to describe with those two lol. But can’t wait to do stuffs with them :3
This abandoned hotel in the highland jungles of Bali might look like an ancient ruin, but it’s actually the remnant of a thoroughly modern saga, for now the jungle reclaims the now abandoned structure.
‘Mystery surrounds the hotel’s construction as well as its owner’s origin,’ says Parisian photographer Romain Veillon, who travelled to the spot near Bedugul, around 50 km north Denpasar, for his series Ghost Hotel.
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