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When people think of graffiti most of the time they think of some type of cheap scribble on a wall. Actually, I have seen some pretty good graffiti. Graffiti can come in the form of print styes and fonts/ It can come in abstract and pictures, or a combination of both! Please view my input, and I will do the upmost to include it with my work in order for it to get more exposure.
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"For a brief second, you catch the eye of a denizen of the Unseelie court. Their lips are moist with blood, but do not worry – they are not interested in the warmth of your veins. They already have everything they need and desire - their diaphanous skin dotted with leech bites is proof of it.
The traditional Ace of Cups is usually depicted as an overflowing cup with five streams (the senses), and represents love, deep feelings, compassion, new connections, energies flowing outward.
The liquid contained in this Ace of Cups, conversely, is held greedily by the fae. A sense of entitlement, parsimony, and indulgence prevails. The blood is their own, symbolising complete self-sufficiency.
This card represents energies flowing inward, self-sustainment, isolation from the outside world, focus on feelings buried deep within."
The traditional Ace of Cups is usually depicted as an overflowing cup with five streams (the senses), and represents love, deep feelings, compassion, new connections, energies flowing outward.
The liquid contained in this Ace of Cups, conversely, is held greedily by the fae. A sense of entitlement, parsimony, and indulgence prevails. The blood is their own, symbolising complete self-sufficiency.
This card represents energies flowing inward, self-sustainment, isolation from the outside world, focus on feelings buried deep within."
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