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Chub dergy commission done for @art-of-astral !!
Thank you very much for your support! and the opportunity to paint such a chubby waterballoon!
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Akiyoshi Kitaoka
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「星間色素」 The image appears to scintillate.
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(#17) Scintillate
(verb)
to emit flashes of light; to light up, sparkle, or shine
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Scintillate - Book Tour
Scintillate – Book Tour
Young Adult, supernatural romantic thriller Date Published: November 2013
Kate Archer is instantly drawn to Nick. He’s handsome, smart, and interested in her – perhaps a little too interested according to Kate’s brother. It’s a good thing Nick is interested, or Kate would have died the night of the football game. Nick may have rescued Kate, but he can’t stop the inevitable. Kate is…
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scintillate (verb) SIN-tuh-layt 1 : to emit sparks : spark 2 : to emit quick flashes as if throwing off sparks : sparkle 3 : to throw off as a spark or as sparkling flashes
The history of scintillate begins with Latin scintilla, which means “spark.” Scintilla, in turn, sparked the development of the verb scintillare, meaning “to sparkle.” Scintillate is the English version of scintillare. Though it sometimes means literally “to sparkle,” it more often means “to sparkle” in a figurative sense--that is, to be lively, or to perform brilliantly. Scintillate is not the only word we get from scintilla. There is also scintilla itself (used as a noun meaning “a little bit”), scintillant (an adjective describing something that scintillates), and scintillation (which, among other things, means “a brilliant outburst”).
Example: The critics praised Doreen’s performance in the play, declaring that she took a rather mundane script and made it scintillate with wit and excitement.