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NASA
KIROKAZE
let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
YOU ARE THE REASON
styofa doing anything
Monterey Bay Aquarium
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
will byers stan first human second
Not today Justin
Misplaced Lens Cap
art blog(derogatory)
RMH
Three Goblin Art
Xuebing Du
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@claryssant
IT’S HALLOWEEN TIME TO GET SPOOKY
I T S T H E M I D D L E O F J U N E
I T I S H A L L O W E E N T I M E T O G E T S P O O K Y
ok who the fuck got this on my dash it’s still june
get spooky
how does this appear every june
Hey everyone! It’s June and you all know what that means!!!!!
What are you majoring in?
Stress
costume series: medieval fashion → chemises, shifts or smocks
There appear to be three distinctly different styles of chemise or smock. The first style seems to be made of an opaque fabric, probably linen, constructed with fitted sleeves and not overly shaped through the body. The second type of chemise appears to be a strapless or shoestring strap type of petticoat-like dress which could vary in length from knee to shin length. Some would be semi-opaque but others, are quite sheer and with thin shoulder straps and no sleeves. The third style of chemise seems to have persisted from through to the renaissance where it was clearly visible through slashed clothing and at necklines. It is a more voluminous style, has puffed sleeves and appears to be made of a finer type of fabric than the opaque linens previously worn by women. Generally, the chemise during the medieval period is depicted as plain and white. Later in the Renaissance, many had blackwork embroidered at the neckline and sleeves. It does appear, however, that the chemise during the medieval period may have been decorated at least sometimes. [x]
may 14, 2020
daydreaming about trips to the coffee shop and the used bookstore…
but its funny how we hate ourselves but then we see other people hating themselves and we’re like nO NO DONT DO THAT NO
@fandomaestheticnet spring event | locations the british wizarding world
Geralt and young Ciri :3
Ever started something, get distracted by playing Witcher 3 for the 3rd time and after you finish it, other shit pops up and before you know it it’s been months since you’ve touched your project?
This was kind inspired by the audiobooks (ain’t nobody got time to read when there’s Witcher 3 to be played) and also a part in the game. Get prints of this from my Etsy store! https://etsy.me/2FoOeu4
if you ever doubt your writing, be it your themes, or the reason behind it, remember that h.g wells wrote war of the worlds both as a commentary on colonialism and the horrors it brings, and because he fucking hated his neighbours and his 13 hour job, and wanted to write about the town in which he lived getting blasted to the fucking ground by lasers into an irreparable heap and all of the townspeople dying painfully
you, too, can channel your hatred for that guy that lives down the hall and blasts music at 4am into the one of the most influential science fiction stories ever written! fuck it! i believe in you!!
boy: do you have any fantasies ;)
me: haha yeah so it's the 1300s and i'm a scribe who has discovered copies of ancient texts that are lost to us today,
Women’s dresses by Era: 16th Century India. Here aprox: 1652 - 1670.
Book of Ruth scroll (Megilat Rut), origin unknown
Arthur’s Reign
Meet the Characters- Arthur Pendragon
NEW HOBBY: Turning neighbors into sims
delete it lmfao
This really turned my day around
@claryssant !!
OMG!! :D
If you look for the light, you can often find it. But if you look for the dark, that is all you will ever see.
Kenny Baker, the actor who played R2-D2, has died at the age of 83. The 3 foot, 8 inch actor was the man inside the droid for the original and prequel trilogies. He also played Paploo the Ewok in Return of the Jedi, and appeared in Time Bandits and Flash Gordon.
stressed. — lemon balm tea. bloated. — peppermint tea. slow metabolism. — green tea. nauseous. — ginger tea. sleepless nights. — chamomile tea. common cold. — elderflower tea.
