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Barbara Stanwyck & Pinky Lee Lady of Burlesque (1943), directed by William A. Wellman choreography by Danny Dare

[neat-deadandlive-things]

The creature outside my window that has been building a nest all week finally had a baby!

[riibrego]

morning glory

wallpaper sizes //  prints

[theodorafrompluto]

Detail of St. George in Armour Being Kissed By Una (1914)

by Phoebe Anna Tracquair

[pannan-art]

Queer Folk 2026

Świętokrzyskie + Kielce

Bytom (Summer clothing)

Biłgoraj-Tarnogród + Bytom

Pszczyna + Cieszyn

Lublin + Kurpie Zielone

Kaszuby (swietlicowy) + Biskupizna

Kujawy + Rzeszów

[revoevokukil]

Sapkowski the Pagan - The Grail and the Goddess

Andrzej Sapkowski wrote Ciri as the Holy Grail. Drawing from Celtic mythology and Arthurian scholarship, The Witcher and The Hussite Trilogy

I will never shut up about how everything revolves around love in his works; its curse and its hope. I will also never quit demanding for the sources used in this article to be published in English so The Witcher can graduate out of being perceived solely as a swashbuckling adventure-fantasy and can be appreciated as the palimpsestic gem that it is.

Andrzej Sapkowski wrote Ciri as the Holy Grail. Tracking his pagan streak across The Witcher and the Trilogy, we'll see what we find about the Grail, the Triple Goddess, Wiccan theology, female sovereignty, and love as the Grail's power. The Grail is a Woman.

“Love has many names,” said Hans Mein Igel suddenly, “and it will determine your fate, young herbalist. Love. It will save your life when you won’t even know that it is love. For the Goddess has many names. And still more faces.” —The Tower of Fools

[theodorafrompluto]

The Golden Tree or Sir Galahad Receives the Holy Grail (circa 1890)

Part XV from the mural series of the Quest for the Holy Grail

by Edwin Austin Abbey

[arsarteetlabore]

Evening by Walter Sigmund Hampel, c. 1900

[neon-ufo]

And of the fool we shall not mention That depraves the cries of youth Drag not your strength from government But from the voices they abuse

Song offering: With a Wonder and a Wild Desire by Flogging Molly

~~~ Another piece that's heavy on collaging! I planned a different one for this month, but it wouldn't be done on time so I needed to replace it with something fast, and I figured why not lean a bit into the pride for June. The landscape and armour were both referenced from different screenshots of Excalibur (1981), and the little star-spell on the right (based on Braille) says "Fix your heart or die"

[sailorbrazil]

thursday..... and i bet you wish you were her

[pointnclick]

"we live in an uncaring universe." sorry the special planet full of beauty and animals and food literally growing out of the ground isnt good enough for you. i guess

[bowelfly]

happy draw a shitty comic day

[a-book-of-creatures]

Tradwife content is out, tradmonk content is in. Watch me illuminate this manuscript boy

[my-russia]

First computer animated cat ever - “Koshechka” (”A kitty”), 1968

[forestgreenlesbian]

Dykes photobook, Emily Lipson

[darkandstormyranger]

finally some relatable content on ig

[expressions-of-nature]

Lakes of Caucasus by Vadim Trunov