i absolutely love your depictions of hg characters!! ♥️♥️ humbly requesting the victor trio if you haven't already gotten that as a prompt 👀👏🏻
Aw, thank you. 😊😊😊 I’m glad people approve of the way I’m drawing them.
Here you go, a night out at a campfire (post Mockingjay). I like giving the characters some nice moments together since they didn’t have that many in the books. And our baker is always up to prepare a sweet treat for his girl.
(Katniss approves … but also, hurry up with those marshmallows, Peeta!)
John 3:16 (NKJV) -
For God so loved the world that He gave His only begotten Son, that whoever believes in Him should not perish but have everlasting life.
"The legend goes that a knight and his lady were strolling along a river, when the lady saw a blue-flowered plant that had been dislodged by the water and was about to float downstream. The man bent to pick a flower and offer it to his beloved. Losing the balance because of the weight of his armor, he fell into the water. While he drowned himself, he had the time to throw the flower towards his lady by shouting "Forget me not! "." This flower is now an emblem of memories, true and everlasting love.
AKA Bracteantha viscosa, Helichrysum viscosum, and Helichrysum bracteatum var. viscosum. Commonly called Everlastings, or Paper Daisies, in Australia
Actually a native, which makes a nice change from the last few. Usually an annual, with papery bracts, and found in open woodlands in much of the eastern states.
The related popular garden plant Xerochrysum bracteatum, commonly known as the golden everlasting or strawflower, is also Australian but was first described from Napoleon's first wife Josephine's garden of rare flowers. At the time it was known as Xeranthemum bracteatum. For quite a long time it was known as Helichrysum bracteatum, then in 1991 got promoted to the type species of a new genus, Bracteantha. But the botantists in question were unaware that a Russian botantist had already done that the year before, and his name had precedent. So for the time being bracteatum and viscosum are in Xerochrysum - although genetic evidence suggests that Xerochrysum should itself be split into new genera.
Isaiah 60:19 (ESV) -
The sun shall be no more
your light by day,
nor for brightness shall the moon
give you light;
but the LORD will be your everlasting light,
and your God will be your glory.
I can't guarantee anything of tomorrow but this I know with all certainty that like seasons when summer arrives and the earth thirsts for a single drop of water from the sky, I too will have my droughts in place, ever thirsting for another kiss from your lips every single morning...