Bad Wølf

Krysta. Land of Love, Colorado.. Bitter. Star Wars. Doctor Who. Outerspace. Horror & Dead Things. Hair & Makeup Artist. Proud mumma to the monster of my dreams.

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The greatest birthday gift I'll ever have, is this little girl right here. Thanks for being my little Tyrant Arya. And making every birthday/holiday special no matter what! #itsmybirfday #myworld

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Sleepy 💤 mermaid 🐬dreams #lifeatkohls #mermaidemojisshouldexist

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Finally wore my new glasses out. #prettyinpink #idontdopink #lifeatkohls ☻😸👓

[badvvolfe]

#mcm to the most kick ass goon a gal could ever ask for. #iloveyou #yafuckinsable

[badvvolfe]

Wearing my natural glow today. 💀👿🤖#natural #loveyourself #whereareyoureyebrows?

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Poets of the Fall - Carnival of Rust

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have you ever noticed how in the Lord of the Rings films...

Throughout the Fellowship of the Ring, Boromir wears unique leather bracers (forearm-guards) adorned with the symbol of the White Tower and the Seven Stars…

After Boromir’s death, Aragorn takes up his bracers. He takes them as a reminder that Boromir’s kingdom is now his kingdom, that Boromir’s burden now falls on his shoulders….or just as something to remember his friend by…

 Aragorn wears them throughout the Two Towers…

And Return of the King….

And when we’re shown a “flash-forward” to Aragorn’s death, many long decades after The War of the Ring, he isn’t laid to rest in a king’s priceless silver armor. Instead, we find out…

...Aragorn keeps Boromir’s bracers all his life, and is buried in them

[gallusrostromegalus]

Look it’s basic party ettiquite that if something unfortunate happens to a player character, you’re allowed to loot for the good gear, but you can’t sell it. Ever.

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Haunting Driftwood Sculptures By Japanese Artist  Nagato Iwasaki

Nagato Iwasaki is one of those artists you don’t know much about. But his art talks for itself.

The Japan-based artist creates incredible driftwood sculptures. Each of his human-shaped figures can both mesmerize and scare you. The artist manages to create an uneasy feeling using nothing but wood and you can be sure, that if you’d stumble upon one of these sculptures at night, you’d go sleepless for days.

More info: nagato-iwasaki.com | Facebook

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[cunningcelt]

These are dryads, uniting to take the forests back.

[spiritbreather]

wow WOW

[twowaydeadend]

Can you imagine seeing this while hiking? Hellllll nooooo

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