Ah, so nostalgic... The scent of jasmine The sound of cicadas. Melbourne courtyard garden Australian tonalism Surreal Harmony sumi-e Inkstains

Ah, so nostalgic... The scent of jasmine The sound of cicadas. Melbourne courtyard garden Australian tonalism Surreal Harmony novuschroma style sumi-e Inkstains

Ah, so nostalgic... The scent of jasmine The sound of cicadas. Melbourne courtyard garden Australian tonalism Surreal Harmony sumi-e Inkstains

I wonder if I didnt know that in December, snow would fall, and the plum blossoms would bloom without knowing it... Surreal Harmony

Ah, so nostalgic... The scent of jasmine The sound of cicadas. Melbourne courtyard garden Australian tonalism Surreal Harmony sumi-e Inkstains

A single flower Like a spiked purple crown Chives in a planter. Surreal Harmony sumi-e Inkstains

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Bonbon bomber-looking girl! 馬鹿なふりするなんて Pretending to be stupid もう ヤキモキするわ I'm already frustrated 深くまで見つめてよ Look deep inside retro Showa era vintage jazzy vibes pop art poster art gold silver vermillion cinnabar 　sumi-e Inkstains

Kambarang October – November The second spring. The wildflower season. Season of birth. Longer dry spells. Colours of this season are blue and green. Kambarang literally translates to “rains decreasing.” It is at the height of the wildflower season and Quandong trees and other small shrubs that bear berries are ripening, ready for harvesting later in the season. Kambarang is a season of plenty and foods such as – fruits, yams and bird-eggs are abundant. Nyungar families move towards the coast where Kooyal (frogs), yaarkin (tortoises) and gilgie (freshwater crayfish) are caught by hand in wetlands and swamps. Snakes and goannas are also caught as sources of food during this season. Australian tonalism west australian scenes 　sumi-e Inkstains