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Angels and Demons

photo essay for aesthetics class



song: Secret World by Akiyama Miki (OST Tactics)

pictures: quizilla.com/users/FlamingTigress
www.mindscenes.com/t4/aw8d76d54.html
tbp.smith.dropbear.id.au/.../
tiki-index.php?page=Angels
www.higherpraise.com/clipart/angels/angel66.htm
www.mysuicidalfate.zooms.../
www.isidore-of-seville.com/angels/22.html
fallangs.proboards31.com/index.cgi
www.cabalcity.com/angels/.../
RKF/Fallen_Angel_RKF.jpg
www.vertebrate.co.uk/tommy/randomacts/angel.html
www.elbenwaldforum.de/.../
cat/500
uzikingwillow.buzznet.com/user/photos/?id=3785556
www.cabalcity.com/angels/.../
Serra_Angel_Comic3_Guay.jpg

Comments

  1. Anonymous11:41 PM

    iba jud imu sensibility noh? i lik it...different... i like different. thats what sets this stuff apart from the populist,,wahahah

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  2. doylexdoorwriter5:29 PM

    kuyawa oie... rockerz man.. heheheh...

    angels and demons gyud siya... gwapo ang mga pictures... i just can't see the story... hmmm, kailangan ba ug story?? heheheh ambot, pasagdi lang ko... okay siya...

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  3. Fairy Mermaid10:56 PM

    DO NOT BE DECEIVED BY THE LOOKS!!!
    Ning si Cassie, murag loner kunahay ang image pero sa tinuod rocker man ni xa..ahahah
    The title reminds me of Dan Brown's otehr famous novel. Angels and Demons. Mura gud ikaw. kunuhay angel pero s atinuod demon diay...heheeh..joke lang...
    Mads, You are indeed unique...ang uban na pics kay di ko maklaro. This is just a presentation of images ug nalingaw ko tan-aw eventhough unang una nangita jud ko story..eheheh..

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  4. jiNG's treasures N trashes11:28 AM

    kala mu lang serious ka..hehe..d nman maxadow.. hehe
    angels and devils are one and the same... y not..hehe.. daghan na ron art or tales about black angels, or devils with angelic faces, or vice versa.. morag LIFE (char) hehe... cgee..gud lucK cas!=).. jb

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  5. Anonymous4:32 PM

    ayos ang pics, ann.. cass.. uhmm.. cassey..
    hahaha... ang second pic kay background nako sa fwiendster.. (nag-chika lang)..
    einiwei, rakista ka ha...
    lahi ra jud ka ug utok..
    pero..umm.. ayos jud bitaw.. though la pud ko kabalo if naa ba ju'y story..
    pareha sa akong giingon ke maj, "either gigutom lang ko or lahi lang jud ka na level".. rock on!

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