Color Me Blood Red - Herschell Gordon Lewis 1965
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Color Me Blood Red - Herschell Gordon Lewis 1965
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A tree trunk throne in Kendall, England.
Doesn’t look safe for a mortal.
if you sit there you belong to the fae
That’s the Fae’s problem
That is such a strong, bold, confident statement and I respect you for it.
I yern for it
i love this because it's like. why did paleolithic peoples paint the hunt. perhaps to celebrate and honour brave deeds that kept the community alive. perhaps to bring luck for future hunts. perhaps to instruct those who came after how to slay the beast. perhaps to remind us we can: that the mammoth is not unkillable.
this graffiti, too, serves those purposes!
"Curiosity Killed My Beia" A comic I did for The Spinoff's Comic of the Month
you say you hate cops and the military and people start talking about their family members like man idgaf your cousin is going to hell
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how it feels to be so deeply curious about the world around you
i’m so curious and driven by such a need to explore and understand that it is equally overwhelming and exciting
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Dracula Magazine #9 , New English Library 1971.
Separate lawn and greenhouse areas. View of a traditional English garden of the inter-war period, with grass at the rear of the house leading to a transitional greenhouse area with a vegetable patch beyond.
The Garden Book, 1984