@davidrevoy #Petrichor

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Possibly my new wallpaper 😁

@davidrevoy https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Petrichor

@davidrevoy At least thumbnail looks like it's from a Point-and-Click Adventure.

Too bad it isn't. I now want to play it. 😅

@davidrevoy very cool!

@davidrevoy not todo bad to be made with a non professional software in a hacked Linux System... 😁
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@davidrevoy I love this a LOT

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Love this! And love that you are using the human art hashtag 😊

@davidrevoy My initial interpretation was that they are waiting for the liquor store to open in the morning to get, uhm, rum for baking?
They certainly don't look in need of a hair of the dog treatment here so the usual reason to wait outside a liquor story doesn't apply. ;)

@davidrevoy I just have to wait a second and take it all in.

@davidrevoy Petricor.

@davidrevoy love the smell of petrichor in the morning ;)

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petrichor

@davidrevoy how is it that all you publish is spot on magical and superb! Talent is not distributed evenly.

@davidrevoy this is gorgeous, thanks for sharing.

@davidrevoy great work as always

@davidrevoy I really like your art... I know exactly the smell you're talking about. tended to happen in New England a lot in May/June.

@davidrevoy beautiful. Thanks for sharing your amazing work!

@davidrevoy Petrichor! 🙂

@davidrevoy beautiful! So much atmosphere in the picture. Wish you would do a point and click adventure so that we could live inside of that world for a few hours a day.

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Je me demandais d'où venait le chapeau de sorcière...
Si j'en crois Wikipédia, l'image de la sorcière vient de l'image des juifs, après qu'ils ont été chassés d'Europe de l'est. Le pape les obligeait à porter un chapeau pointu. Le nez crochu vient aussi de l'imaginaire antisémite.
Au Moyen-Âge, les sorcières étaient représentées en femmes du peuple, ordinaires, avec simples robe et voile, sans chapeau.