Semolina's Art

Anonymous asked:

I'm really glad that I followed you - your art is so gorgeous and there's always a sense of life in them all (if that makes sense to you)

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Thank you!

I am very glad that you like my art)

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@edibleorb Thank you very much for this message, I am very glad that you like my works

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Anonymous asked:

I understand you stating you have no plans to translate it, that's entirely fair, but would you be opposed to a translation if whatever source you publish through offers or wants to translate it into other languages? Unless you are self publishing, at which point this ask is irrelevant.

Hello!

I do not publish the guide, hm, officially (if I understand your question correct) I only post it on several online resources.

In general I like the idea of the translation (because I like this project a bit too much) but just can not do it by myself. At least for now.

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salparadiselost asked:

What is the dragons of alchemy? I’ve seen the art and I love it and was wondering what the lore behind the world was?

This is my project that brings together the things that I like: alchemy, plants, symbolism and dragons.

Sometimes I draw characters with a backstory (they are marked with name tags — Helios, Phoebus, their father and Luna — ~~two~~ three gold dragons and one silver one), but mostly these are symbolic images of elements and substances that may also be reflected in the lore, or maybe not.
(because I have not decided yet that it is better to use a-a)

For now, I have a hierarchy of “metal” dragons that correspond to the system of classical planets and metals in western alchemy and…

I can talk about it almost endlessly, yeah haha.

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