Lacking A Clever Title

Hello, everyone. I like video games and cats. If you need me to tag anything, just ask. I'm Harpokrates on both ff.net and AO3

[youknowyouarerussianwhen]

Hello, my dear. Here’s a confession, I will love you the whole winter and winters here are eternal.

[mynocturnality]

[gunnr-lp]

Weeping Woman [c. 1889]

Grabstätte der Familie Carl Hofmann / Tomb of the Carl Hofmann Family Alter St.-Matthäus-Kirchhof Berlin-Schöneberg / Old St. Matthew churchyard in Berlin-Schöneberg Sculptor: Nikolaus Geiger Architect: Bruno Schmitz

[camilleto]

i thought i couldnt get more emo , and then juliette made me read lorenzaccio 

[cy-lindric]

Remember when Cami did this ?

[m1male2]

It was Pope Urban VIII who gave Bernini, in 1624, his first official commission: Baldachin of Saint Peter Rome. For its construction, quantities of bronze were brought from different places, including the Pantheon of Agrippa in Rome, which led to numerous criticisms.

[daily-lifeprotips]

Stop trying to relate to people after they tell you something.

I watched this super interesting ted talk and I figured I’d share something I’ve implemented since if others haven’t seen it. Essentially when someone tells you a story and its usually something bad thats happened most peoples instinct is to try and relate example: ( oh ya once dadada or thats so sad I know how that feels one time…) essentially the speaker at the talk said to instead continue asking them questions that allow them to elaborate and share their feelings. His example was when his son was in a car crash and then on life support and eventually woke up and he said most people he interacted with would leave him feeling drained. This was because they always tried to relate and it makes people feel cut off and like you’re only listening to essentially find a way to talk. However once a friend of his said “ how did it feel the first time you held your son after he woke up?”. I started doing this and its actually remarkable, peoples faces kind of light up in a way where they’re relieved to feel heard.

[writingdotcoffee]

“Don’t use words too big for the subject. Don’t say ‘infinitely’ when you mean ‘very’; otherwise you’ll have no word left when you want to talk about something really infinite.”

— C. S. Lewis

[marypickfords]

Maria Rohm in Count Dracula (Jesús Franco, 1970)

[thekingsofitall]

It’s an almost impossible shot and I wish there was a way to know how it was done. To synchronize a man walking on top of a train with a camera following him below, so that he’d always stayed between the lens and the sun, is incredibly difficult. So he either had to walk there multiple times until they got it right, or - and it seems to be the case - he watched his own shadow lying on the camera and tried to keep it in place as he walked. It’s still incredibly difficult, especially when you have to look as exalted and careless as possible. 

God, this movie is… something else, really. 

[scruffy-lookin-nerf-herders]

[jisuto]

[jisuto]

[ritroxart]

Artfight attack for @zaffyrr 💜 Her OC Tarina 🥰

It was so much fun to draw this, I had a great time.💜

[numaras]

The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim (16/∞)

[sephirothhh]

Resident Evil 4 (2005) dev. Capcom ☆ Leon "One-Liner" Kennedy

[witchbl00m]

dont remember where i took this tbh

[kness]

16 bunnies

[aaawunder]

a character who you assume is a fandom darling but when you look at the fan content of them you realise they have been turned into some sort of collective OC that has little to do with the actual character…. Many such cases