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“Sometimes a wild god comes to the table. He is awkward and does not know the ways Of porcelain, of fork and mustard and silver. His voice makes vinegar from wine And brings the dead to life. “ - Tom Hirons
The Running of the Deer ~ Catherine Hyde
Cernunnos
walking on a dream
by Craig Schlewitz
My whole being is a dark chant which will carry you perpetuating you to the dawn of eternal growths and blossoming in this chant I sighed you sighed in this chant I grafted you to the tree to the water to the fire.
Forugh Farrokhzad, excerpt from “Another Birth” (via fernsandmoss)
driving to seattle with abigail
This is for my project, deconstruction of the body. Its a real, whole, skeleton that used to belong to a deer.
By Monkstar
Here’s my piece for the “Below the Surface” exhibition opening tonight at Corey Helford Gallery! I’m very happy with how this piece turned out!
“Peruke”, 2016, Ballpoint Pen, Ink Pencils, Acrylic Ink, Colored Pencil, Graphite, and Gel Pen on Hot-Pressed Watercolor Paper, 15 inches by 17.25 inches (17.25 inches by 19.75 inches framed).
If you have any questions, or would like to purchase it, please contact me or Corey Helford Gallery at [email protected]
Inside out, Suzanne Moxhay
A young caribou (Rangifer tarandus) skeleton, picked clean, appears frozen in the moment of death on the tundra. The position of this carcass makes it seem like the animal died of starvation or exposure in a cold and difficult landscape.
Roamer of the Subterranean Forest by Andy Kehoe
More moor dogs
UPG
He is the heart of the Deep Forest.
He is also the hart of the Deep Forest.
Roman 1st Century CE gold ring in the form of a snake, formerly with inset stones. From the V&A Museum