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ateliertigerstolilies · 1 year

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Night Bloomers | Los Angeles

#atelier tigers to lilies #desert flora #night bloomers

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xxcrescent-miragexx · 9 months

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(there used to be an artwork of myself here as part of this introductory post but it is old so I am working on a new one currently)

Introductory post with tags on it so you don't scroll forever to find something by me

#my art - my artwork including sketches and complete pieces

#my reblogs - self-explanatory

#hadalzone - anything else

You'll mostly find artwork about original creations of mine or fanart of my interests on my blog

You can use my art for messaging app icons if you want (WITH CREDIT). Please do not repost my art

Here are my absolutely countless amounts of interests that you will see scattered all throughout my blog. Disney ducks, some gacha games, and Digimon will probably be the most common thing you can expect to see

The interests:

Scrooge McDuck/DuckTales/Disney ducks in general they're all so silly I love them

Disney

Final Fantasy

Kingdom Hearts

PreCure

Digimon

Pokemon

Yu-Gi-Oh

Atelier series/Gust games

Free!

Future Card Buddyfight

Class of Heroes

Etrian Odyssey

Rhythm games

Disgaea/most NIS games

ToonTown

Fashion dolls (mainly Monster High and Shadow High)

Guilty Gear

Tekken

Animal Crossing

FNaF

Mega Man

Dialtown

VRChat

Animal Crossing

JewelPet

Puyo Puyo

Buddy Thunderstruck

Strawberry Prince/SutoPuri

Mafumafu

Selphie_0716

Youichan

96neko

Uratanuki

Araki

Wolpis Carter

R+...

Sumia

KANKAN_Sava/evie., Dongdang, Chogakusei (favorite singers)

Miyashita Yuu

Durarara

Baldur's Gate 3/DnD in general

Warframe

Soul Eater

Arknights

Reverse: 1999

Ramen Wolf & Curry Tiger

Land of the Lustrous

Monotone Blue

Honkai: Star Rail

Zenless Zone Zero

Yowamushi Pedal

Mary Skelter

Call of Duty

Houseki no Kuni

Undertale

Silent Hill

Resident Evil

Dead by Daylight

Friday the 13th

Child's Play

Star Fox

Ratchet and Clank

Transformers Prime

Transformers Robots in Disguise (2015)

Transformers Rescue Bots

Almost everything Suzuhito Yasuda and Takehito Harada has illustrated for

List of characters I LOVE and maybe kin some of them:

Scrooge McDuck

Fethry Duck dt17

Ludwig Von Drake

Aak Arknights

X Reverse 1999

Harry Mason SH1

Regulus Reverse 1999 (kin)

Amane/Shirahime/Kou Arcaea

Amane Arcaea (kin)

Nio Atelier

Rika Pokemon SV

Killia Disgaea

MachGaogamon Digimon

Cure Chocolat

Copen Gunvolt

Xion/Naminé Kingdom Hearts

Stelle/Caelus/Kafka Star Rail

Billy Kid ZZZ

Mizuki Akiyama ProSekai (kin)

Miko TFP (kin)

Starscream/Bumblebee TFP

Midosuji Akira Yowamushi Pedal

Izaya and Mikado Durarara

Barret Wallace FF7

Tatsuya Suou Persona

Ally Puyo Puyo (kin)

Lily WACCA (kin)

A.B.A Guilty Gear (kin)

Thank you for checking out my account <3

#my art #my reblogs #hadalzone

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tabloidtoc · 5 years

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Vanity Fair, Hollywood Issue

I’ve run out of weekly mags to list, so I’ll do the Hollywood issue of Vanity Fair :)

Cover: Chadwick Boseman, Saoirse Ronan, Timothee Chalamet

Cover 2: Nicholas Hoult, Yalitza Aparicio, Rami Malek, Regina King

Cover 3: John David Washington, Elizabeth Debicki, Tessa Thompson, Henry Goulding

Page 43: Contents, Margot Robbie on the set of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Page 46: Contents, Barry Jenkins, Sofia Coppola

Page 52: Contents, Amandla Stenberg

Page 54: Editor’s Letter

Page 56: Saoirse Ronan, Chadwick Boseman with Ricky Rouse of the 11 O’Clock News Band

Page 58: Contributors -- Emmanuel “Chivo” Lubezki, Tessa Thompson, with Leonardo DiCaprio and Alejandro G. Inarritu posing with their Oscars

Page 60: Contributors -- Krista Smith, Viola David, Peter Hapak, K. Austin Collins and Richard Lawson

Page 63: Adam Driver, Brad Pitt and Charlize Theron in the Breitling ad that started all those couple rumors

Page 65: Johnny Depp in ad for Sauvage by Dior

Page 71: On the set for Vanity Fair’s 25th Hollywood cover -- Timothee Chalamet, Saoirse Ronan and Chadwick Boseman

Page 76: Behind the Issue -- Chadwick Boseman, Tessa Thompson, John David Washington, Henry Goulding

Page 77: Penelope Cruz for John Hardy

Page 79: Vanities -- Amandla Stenberg

Page 80: Common, Lena Dunham and Issa Rae on Amandla Stenberg, Watch List -- Alternate Oscars Edition -- Widows, The Front Runner, Suspiria

Page 82: Maximal shoes

Page 83: Cate Blanchett for Giorgio Armani Si passione

Page 88: Legends -- Giorgio Armani

Page 89: Penelope Cruz for Atelier Swarovski

Page 90: Armani at the Oscars

Page 92: An homage to Irving Penn’s 1947 Theatre Accident using current films

Page 94: A look inside the writing room of Marlon James

Page 96: On the eve of Sesame Street’s 50th season, a look back at the star-studded visitors to America’s happiest neighborhood

Page 98: Chanel’s Metiers d’Art show and after party -- Pharrell Williams and Julianne Moore and Christy Turlington and Teresa Palmer and Liu Wen and Rowan Blanchard, Lily-Rose Depp, Irina Shnitman and Tessa Bruinsma

Page 100: Karl Lagerfeld and Penelope Cruz and Stephen Gan, Janelle Monae, Wen Zu and Lan Ali, Jessica and Jerry Seinfeld, Tom Sachs and Sarah Hoover

Page 102: Even the most incorrigible deplorables -- Alex Jones, Tomi Lahren, Candace Owens -- have a shelf life

Page 105: Hollywood Now and Forever

Page 106: Elizabeth Debicki

Page 108: Rami Malek

Page 110: Tessa Thompson

Page 111: John David Washington

Page 112: Nicholas Hoult

Page 113: Henry Golding

Page 114: Saoirse Ronan

Page 116: Chadwick Boseman

Page 118: Regina King

Page 120: Yalitza Aparicio

Page 122: Timothee Chalamet

Page 124: Vanity Fair’s first Hollywood cover in 1995 -- Gwyneth Paltrow, Nicole Kidman, Patricia Arquette, Angela Bassett, Uma Thurman, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Sarah Jessica Parker, Linda Fiorentino, Julianne Moore, Sandra Bullock

Page 126: While filmmaking may be at an existential crossroads, the film director still wields an extraordinary power

Page 128: Alfonso Cuaron, Barry Jenkins

Page 130: Sofia Coppola

Page 132: Richard Linklater

Page 134: Ang Lee

Page 136: A look at Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

Page 137: Leonardo DiCaprio

Page 138: Quentin Tarantino on set with Leo

Page 139: Margot Robbie

Page 140: Brad Pitt

Page 142: DiCaprio

Page 144: Can Hope Hicks create a Hollywood-style second act?

Page 148: With a demanding new corporate parent and an ever widening field of competitors, can HBO maintain its place atop the premium TV leaderboard?

Page 152: Secrets of the Chateau Marmont

Page 154: Alicia Vikander, Drake and Drew Barrymore mentioned with the paparazzi

Page 155: Led Zeppelin in 1969

Page 156: The press mob after John Belushi’s overdose in 1982, Paris Hilton in 2007, Helmut Newton in 1985

Page 159: Bianca Jagger in 1979

Page 160: Legend -- Cicely Tyson by Viola Davis

Page 162: 25 scenes in 25 years that changed the industry, the art form, and even the culture, forever

Page 163: Titanic, Training Day, Scream, Saving Private Ryan by Tom Hanks, Star Wars: Episode III - Revenge of the Sith, Bowling for Columbine

Page 164: Brokeback Mountain, Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, The Royal Tenenbaums, The Matrix by Keanu Reeves, Twilight, The Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers

Page 165: Get Out by Jordan Peele

Page 166: The Big Lebowski by Jeff Bridges, Lost in Translation, The Dark Knight, Toy Story, The Blair Witch Project, Fast Five

Page 167: There Will Be Blood, Iron Man, Children of Men, The 40-Year-Old Virgin, American Psycho, Something’s Gotta Give by Nancy Meyers

Page 174: Proust Questionnaire -- Anjelica Huston

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bulletjourneyy · 5 years

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Paris: The City of Lights

“We’ve exited the Palace of Versailles, we cannot go back in for macarons from Ladurée, Aanya :(”

“Arre, what’s the big deal, I’ll go get them, don’t worry”

“But there’s a really long queue to enter again, even with our passes.”

“Watch me!”

I managed to wiggle through by convincing a member of security at one of the restaurants in Versailles and we got our macarons. There were a lot of failed attempts before that though– my okay French got me decently far; I also picked up some stray members of our group on the way!

Trip length: 10 days

General Tips:

· Be polite: Though the stereotypical Parisians are said to be rude, they are often very polite – so don’t forget your thank you (merci), please (s’il vous plâit), excuse me (pardon/ excusez-moi s’il vous plâit)

· Watch out for scams and pickpockets: This might seem obvious, but it is a good idea to look up and beware of the scams and where they are most prevalent. As for pickpockets, make sure never to leave your items unattended, avoid putting valuables in your back pockets, make sure the zipper of your tote bag is in front, and if you have something particularly valuable that is large, maybe cover it with a scarf inside the bag.

· Dress smart casual: Everyone in Paris is well-dressed. You might feel very touristy and out-of-place in jeans and a tee-shirt, so dress up a bit, but still make sure to be comfortable because you will walk around quite a bit!

· Don’t take taxis, take the trains/metros instead: Paris and its suburbs are so well networked, and traveling by public transport is much cheaper than taking the taxis, and it gives you a true feel of Paris! Beware of pickpockets though!

· Be centrally located: Walking around Paris is the best way to experience it

· Try an apartment instead of a hotel for potential better rates (AirBnB)

· Carry your own water bottles to avoid paying for expensive water – there are often water fountains, especially near public washrooms

Top 10 Places to Click Instagram Worthy Shots

1. Trocadéro: Best photos against the Eiffel Tower

2. In front of Sacré-Cœur (against the panorama)

3. The Louvre: Click inside the Pyramid

4. Arc de Triomphe

5. Ladurée (or any macaron shop)

6. The bridges on the Seine (especially Pont Alexandre III)

7. Les Quais Along the river Seine

8. Latin Quarter

9. Notre Dame

10. Inside a narrow street

Honestly, everything in Paris is Instagrammable

Paris

Places to Visit and Things to Do:

As clichéd as these suggestions might seem, do read them, as you will see certain tips and tricks that will make your trip!

· The Eiffel Tower: Go up, right to the top, and click lots of pictures. With the help of a map, try and identify all that you can see from the top. From the first floor, there’s also a zip line that you can take across.

· Arc De Triomphe: Located on Champs-Élysées, this is one famous monument. But what most people miss (including me) is going up top. It is said that you get one of the best views of Paris, and of course the Eiffel Tower, from there.

· Sacré-Cœur: This serendipitous church is an absolute stunner, inside out. Its walls echo the sounds of silence despite the sheer number of people inside, lending peace to the ambiance, while the external façade is an architectural marvel. And as soon as you turn your back to the church, you face a beautiful panorama of Paris – do not miss this! The sunset here is really very beautiful!

· Montmartre: The little locality at the base of Sacré-Cœur, one must spend some time here – there are quaint shops, street artists and caricaturists, and cute cafés.

· Notre Dame: The hype about the stainless glass windows? Yeah, it’s not a hype. An art lover's dream come true – the sheer grandeur of the structure will bring you to your knees in awe (the insides are closed now for renovation due to the fire)

· Louvre (and its gardens): Everyone knows about the Mona Lisa, but what else is interesting in the Louvre? (Especially if you’re not really an art person and would like to be in an out in an hour or two, here’s a list of the stuff you should still see)

o Level -1: Chevaux de Marly (Massive horse sculptures)

o Level 0: Vénus de Milo

o Level 1: Apartments of Napoleon, French paintings, Mona Lisa, The Scribe, Greek sculptures

· Cruise along the Seine: It speaks for itself – you cannot miss this!

· Cycle through Paris: Best. Experience. Ever! It’s been 5+ years since I cycled in the night through Paris – one of the best ways to see the city, especially if you have a short timeframe

· Versailles: Honestly, though the palace is beautiful, for me, the gardens stole the show. They’re absolutely beautiful, and the perfect place for a picnic (and even a date!). There’s a little lake as well, where you can paddle-boat, which is a lot of fun! The gardens are quite expansive, so you may want to rent a golf cart, though I don’t recommend it.

· Champs-Élysées and Place de la Concorde: My first stop during my first trip to Paris, I recommend starting at Place de la Concorde and walking down Champs-Élysées toward Arc de Triomphe. Even if shopping at Champs-Élysées is out of your budget, it’s still worth a visit!

· Museé de l’orangerie: Monet’s water lilies. That was my favorite part of this museum. They also have some shifting exhibitions that are fairly fascinating.

· Panthéon and Sorbonne area (Latin Quarter): I’ve missed going here in both my short trips to Paris, but I’ve heard that it’s a truly wonderful area to immerse yourself in the culture

Places to Shop

Shops Local (or Local-ish) to Paris

· Galérie-Lafayettes

· Printemps

· Le Bon Marché

· Camiou

· Flying Tiger Copenhagen

· Fnac

Malls/Streets in Paris

· Souvenir shops near Notre Dame (bargain here!)

· Street vendors along the Seine (bargain here too!)

· Rue du Rivoli

· Rue du Commerce

· Boulevard St-Germain

· La Defense (this is a really huge mall)

The Standard Shops, Must-Go-In-Europe

· H&M

· Topshop

· ASOS (online only)

· Urban Outfitters

· Forever21

· Anthropologie

· Pimkie

For Cute Stationery (Most of these are at Rue de Rivoli and Rue de Commerce)

· Papier Tigre

· Merci

· Atelier Nota

· Lavrut

· Tout note

· Papier Plus

Places to Eat

· Berthillion: Gélato heaven

· Angelina: Hot chocolate dreams

· Ladurée: Macarons

· Streetside Crepes

· Local boulangeries and patisseries

· Le Pain Quotidien: This was sentimental for me as LPQ has shut down in most of Mumbai

Foods to Eat (Select personal favorites, otherwise this post would never end)

· Crêpes

· Éclairs

· Baguette

· Pain au chocolat

· Croissants

· Croque Monsieur

· Cheese (as many as you can try – it’s normal if you don’t like all of them)

· Hot chocolate

· Gélato

· Profiteroles

· Onion soup

· Éscargot (I never thought I’d eat this, and funny enough, I loved it!)

Maisons-Laffitte

Maisons-Laffitte is a quaint little neighborhood on the outskirts of Paris, about an hour away by train. It is perfect for a day trip with a picnic, relaxed vibe.

Places to Visit

· Château de Maisons-Laffitte: A baroque architectural beauty, this castle adds beauty and more character to the suburb. Its 1600s architecture creates a feeling of stepping back in time.

· Parks and gardens (any and all): Maisons-Laffitte is full of quintessential picnic spots, and you’ll often even find the stereotyped French person eating a bit of a plain baguette from the whole

· Hippodrome: Known as the horse-riding city, one must see the gorgeous stadium, and if you’re lucky enough to be there during the farmer’s/local market, shop to your heart’s desire!

Places to Shop

· Fellini: This boutique has shoes and clothes that are reasonably priced and extremely cute!

· Casino Supermarché: Though this might seem odd, this supermarket (this chain of supermarkets) has this an organic version of Nutella (no palm oil), called ‘noisette,’ and it’s absolutely delectable

Places to Eat

· La Pâtisserie de Longeueil: French Pastry. Need I say more? (Éclairs are my whole entire life<3)

· La Bonne Humeur: Crêpes, and more crêpes, and some more crêpes

· Le Ballon Voyageur: Semi-formal dining, but delicious European food

#paris #tourism #travelblog #travel #memories #ideas #bulletjourney

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ateliertigerstolilies · 2 years

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