May 31, 20179 yr 15 minutes ago, xeyra said: Lovely! This is so beautiful I love charlottekreo's works
May 31, 20179 yr I'm cracking up! Everyone's having debates of the pros & cons of reusing chopin but it seems that fanartists are having a field day and getting inspired. So many lovely chopin/chopin inspired artworks!
June 1, 20179 yr 14 minutes ago, ralucutzagy said: What is with this line Rabbit, Rabbit, White Rabbit! Is everywhere on twitter! From wikipedia: "Rabbit rabbit rabbit" is one variant of a superstition found in Britain and North America that states that a person should say or repeat the word "rabbit" or "rabbits", or "white rabbits", or some combination of these elements, out loud upon waking on the first day of the month, because doing so will ensure good luck for the duration of that month.
June 1, 20179 yr 2 minutes ago, kaeryth said: From wikipedia: "Rabbit rabbit rabbit" is one variant of a superstition found in Britain and North America that states that a person should say or repeat the word "rabbit" or "rabbits", or "white rabbits", or some combination of these elements, out loud upon waking on the first day of the month, because doing so will ensure good luck for the duration of that month.
June 1, 20179 yr 8 hours ago, ralucutzagy said: And again with the white rabbit!! This is adorable And here is another "Rabbit Rabbit White Rabbit"
June 1, 20179 yr On 2017年5月29日 at 午後10時15分, ralucutzagy said: Hello! May I give you a hand ? It's written,"Haniwa Hani Hanyu Hanyuu". Yes, kinda you play with words! Btw, "Haniwa" is a clay figure placed in/by an ancient burial mound(tomb), as shown on the left side of the picture. The figures could be weapons, animals, daily utensils, etc to show the status of the owner of the mound during the Tumulus Period. Also please be noted that in Japan at the present time, in a sense, Haniwa doesn't represent sth to make you feel gloomy or any negative impact,... but sth cute !! Hope this is understandable to you
June 1, 20179 yr 18 minutes ago, yuzuthebest said: Hello! May I give you a hand ? It's written,"Haniwa Hani Hanyu Hanyuu". Yes, kinda you play with words! Btw, "Haniwa" is a clay figure placed in/by an ancient burial mound(tomb), as shown on the left side of the picture. The figures could be weapons, animals, daily utensils, etc to show the status of the owner of the mound during the Tumulus Period. Also please be noted that in Japan at the present time, in a sense, Haniwa doesn't represent sth to make you feel gloomy or any negative impact,... but sth cute !! Hope this is understable to you Thank you very much! I found the artwork quite cute but I couldn't understand the context!!
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