FIRE CANNOT KILL A DRAGON

This Cat’s Majestic Fluff Makes It Look Like A Cloud.

ATTENTION COSPLAYERS:

I would like to make the paint brand “Angelus” known. It is a special paint that is for leather, faux leather, rubber, and similar surfaces.

This is literally the best paint you can buy if you love a pair of shoes, but they aren’t in the right color for your character.

This stuff coats VERY well AND the coats of paint bend with your shoes. This means no cracking!!

In the photos above I took black rain boots and painted them with Angelus Turquoise. As you can see, they don’t look black any more! It’s so good!

I managed to paint two boots with a little one ounce bottle of the paint, and I still have a third of the bottle left over!

The paint dries very fast, so you can put layer on top of layer on top of layer without it streaking.

You can get the paint on Amazon and it comes in every color!

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Stuart Semple made Glow-in-the-dark paint that’s bright enough to glow in normal light and can be charged by both light AND heat and it’s real fuckin good y’all. Note that this is only the powder and you need to buy the acrylic base(also sold on the site) to mix it in for it to stick to surfaces. [shop]

INFORMATION (from the website):

This is Lit! The most powerful light emitting pigment on the planet!

This creation by Stuart Semple blends some of the planet’s finest light emitting pigments and rare earth activators to provide all artists* with the ultimate light emitting paint.

What does it do?

Unlike other glowing things, Lit can be recharged an unlimited number of times

It’s super high luminescence will often glow brighter than the ambient light around it

Can be charged with light or heat

After super-bright initial glow, will afterglow for up to 12 hours (depending on your mix)

Has been specially formulated to mix with superbase to create a super pigmented, mega glow paint that will stick to almost anything.

💜 Cheers, love! The cavalry’s here! 💜

In the heart of the fairy mound, there were two identical cradles, each with an identical infant inside.

“One of these babies is the one you bore,” said a fairy. “The other is the changeling we left. You may leave our hall with whichever child you claim as your own. Choose wisely.”

“But they are both my children,” the human mother protested indignantly.

The fairies whispered amongst themselves in surprise and confusion. At last, one asked, “How do you mean?”

“I came to get back the child you stole from me, the one who is mine by blood. I never agreed to give my adopted child back to you.”

Perhaps her words touched the fairies’ hearts; or perhaps her stubbornness impressed them; or perhaps they simply found the argument amusing, novel enough to merit a reward.