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/superrare Watercolor painting always has its own challenges. Controlling the amount of water and color and preventing the colors from spreading too much requires practice and experience. One of the biggest challenges is managing the drying speed of the colors and creating harmony between the different layers 💎 💎 💎

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The Fall of the Damned: Alternately known as The Fall of the Rebel Angels, is a monumental religious painting by Peter Paul Rubens dated around 1620. It depicts a jumble of the bodies of the damned, hurled into the abyss by archangel Michael and accompanying angels. In 1959, an art vandal threw acid on the painting.

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Modern art is defined as any artwork created from the 1860s to the 1970s, while contemporary art refers to artwork made after the 1970s. The main difference between these two art forms is their respective time frames. While modern art reflects a period of conscious revolt against traditional forms of art, contemporary art expresses current trends in culture and society....!✨🌝✒️

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Pepe The RARE Rare ARMY 🪖 GM R A R E

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Glowing Beach, the Maldives and Jervis Bay

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Holla my superrare frens How about your 2,nd season ? 🫂💎

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You’ll be glad to know this waterfall isn’t bleeding because it’s the scene of a crime. Instead, the rare natural phenomenon is a result of a complex chemical reaction that has occurred more than 1.5 million years. When the iron-bearing saltwater comes into contact with oxygen, the iron takes on a deep red colour.

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Happy new week, dear ones! 🌞 🌻

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This painting was drawn in three hours I hope you enjoy it

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The mountainside of Zhangye National Geopark looks like the paint swatch wall at your local Bunnings. Splashes of rainbow appear in thick straight lines. A UNESCO World Heritage Site since 2010, the Rainbow Mountains have maintained their vibrancy thanks to viewing platforms and trails. These deter tourists from stepping directly onto them. Plus there’s a benefit in viewing the mountains from afar, so you can see their beauty in its entirety.

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RARE💎come back!!!

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I wish what was in the mind was full of joy and motivation to continue

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퇴근 축하드림다.. 이깟 슈레가 뭐라고..

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This photo shows a beautiful landscape of a small church situated on green mountain slopes. Snow-covered mountains can be seen in the background, capturing the grandeur of nature. The church is located in a high and peaceful spot, surrounded by trees and lush meadows. The blue sky and white clouds above the mountains enhance the serenity of the image. This picture perfectly conveys a sense of calm and the quiet of nature, making it an inspiring place for reflection and tranquility.This scene could be from one of the mountainous regions of Europe, such as the Alps or the Dolomites.

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These ethereal blue bubbles are an alluring sight, but the story of how they form is anything but pretty. Microbes that feed on decomposing matter at the bottom of the lake release methane which floats to the surface in bubbles. During winter, when the water freezes the bubbles become trapped producing magical orbs. When the bubbles thaw and pop in spring, they release methane into the atmosphere. This is potentially detrimental to our climate. But at least they’re pretty right?

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Nature has very neatly laid out its own pavements, almost 40,000 of them. These ‘pavements’ are actually huge black basalt columns. Legend says an Irish giant Finn McCool paved the route over the sea to fight Scottish giant, Benandonner. The myth is that he created the path by tearing chunks of the coastline and hurling them across the Irish sea. Nature has a different explanation. Volcanic activity some 50 to 60 million years ago produced the striking landscape that lies along the coast on the edge of the Antrim plateau in Northern Island.

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Take me to your heart, for it's there that I belong.

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Racetrack Playa embraces these sailing stones, the ones that have kept the world intimidated by its mere occurrence. There are people who tried figuring out the reason behind this, but failed miserably. Of late, a scientist claims to have the answer, not sure about the credibility though. Some stones are as heavy as 300 kg.

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