Hell in high heels.

I am 28 years of awesome.

[amalareart]

My Wednesday Fanart 🖤💜

First Version

Second Version

[shiruba-tsuki]

My entire family was killed by a devil right in front of me… I’d rather make any devil I kill suffer as much as possible.

[lemon-illustrations-deactivated]

Lolly in a pumpkin 🎃

[winslowat3am]

Is it Halloween yet?

[yuumei-art]

Autumn is foxy season 🦊

All I want to do is curl up and watch the leaves change colors 🍁🍂

[narutwitter]

[yoshizawakasumi]

It was my first! I wanted it to be more romantic!

[viska-chan]

Sae

[xxxxoxxxxxoxxxxxxoxxxoxxoxxxxx]

[sparx-artz]

Nezuko knows whats up

Bonus : 

[tocarts]

zens been dropping subtle hints but ino doesnt seem do be catching on😔

bonus:

[anancientheart]

ok universe, i’m ready to feel good things. make me feel good things.

[anancientheart]

whenever i post this it works  reblog if u want to feel good things & the universe will bring u something sweet 

[helpingg]

[velvetmotel-deactivated20211005]

[dsxsbx]

[fruitsaladchewits-deactivated20]

9pm on a summer day is a god tier hour on planet earth

[madilik]

a mosquito wrote this

[just--space]

Crossing Horizons : Follow this vertical panoramic view from horizon to horizon and your gaze will sweep through the zenith of a dark night sky over Pic du Midi mountaintop observatory. To make the journey above a sea of clouds, 19 single exposures were taken near the end of night on October 31 and assembled in a mercator projection that renders the two horizons flat. Begin at the top and you’re looking east toward the upsidedown dome of the observatory’s 1 meter telescope. It’s easy to follow the plane of our Milky Way galaxy as it appears to emerge from the dome and angle down toward the far horizon. Just to its right, the sky holds a remarkable diffuse glow of zodiacal light along our Solar System’s ecliptic plane. Zodiacal light and Milky Way with star clusters, cosmic dust clouds and faint nebulae, cross near the zenith. Both continue down toward the airglow in the west. They disappear near the western horizon at the bottom, beyond more Pic du Midi observatory domes and a tall communications relay antenna. via NASA