Wouldst Thou Like To Live Deliciously?

[pocketss]

distressing things to say to your friends

[demoncity]

It seems like I met Haku before, but it was a long time ago. SPIRITED AWAY (2001) dir. Hayao Miyazaki

[colinarmistead]

it's Halloween season!

[enchantedbook]

Little Red Riding Hood from 'My Book of Favourite Fairy Tales', illustrated by Jennie Harbour, 1921.

[comikbook]

“who are you inspired by as an artist” it will ALWAYSSSSSSSSS be Fabian Cháirez

[philosophyinateacup]

Fatcatart.

[timormagnifica]

Giuseppe Pietro Bagetti

'Il Noce d Benevento' 1822-1826

Witches sabbath under the Wulnut Tree of Benevento

[shadeslayer]

look just gonna be really ndn about it for a moment but no one can claim to know the internal experience of animals. no one can claim to know the internal experience of plants. no one can claim to know the internal experience of the earth. theres a part of my heart that is always the girl telling my philosophy professor that we cant know the flower turning towards the sun is "purely instinct." and if u disagree then thats fine idc its just My Soulful Opinion in afraid

[shadeslayer]

its frustrating doubly to talk abt on here bc not only is everyone gonna laugh me out of the room like they did when i tried to bring up animism in my white philosophy classes but also like. i know people are gonna get mad like "oh so animals can have morals?" etc of like. look i Knowww and i agree that the anthropomorphism of animals by people is harmful absolutely! but this colonial empirical stance of that nothing feels emotion or has desires in this world except for human beings is so sick to me. what a terrible rotten world to live in where plants dont love the sun and love the shade and love the rain. "they dont have the brain synapses firing to-" 1) thats not all that emotion is oh my lord 2) constantly they are coming out with more science that proves that plants communicate with each other in Scientifically Proven ways. your need to have the world fit an aristotelian victorian bullshit diagnostic criteria is sick

[justspiders]

Truly the cauldron gives its toughest battles to its sweatiest soldiers.

[thepinkpestilence]

Kiki's Delivery Service (1989) dir. Hayao Miyazaki

[trickr-treat]

[gvalesdraws]

obligatory fav characters sketches

[velvetnightgallery]

Flowers from Shakespeare's garden: a posy from the plays (1909) illustrated by Walter Crane

Part II

[velvetnightgallery]

Flowers from Shakespeare's garden: a posy from the plays (1909) illustrated by Walter Crane

[firefluff]

A Natural Landscape by Anders Zorn

[stupid-twink-girl]

[enchantedbook]

"The Night Flight" by Helen Jacobs, c. 1929.