DowntheSpiral

I'm in my thirties figuring it out stuff, i am too old for this. I am a lipstick nerd who likes to dress like Anna Karenina before she gets hit by a train. I also like Tarot Cards and i am an Astrology junkie. Design & Illustration Portfolio

[downthespiral]

“Não sabia se gostava do capitão. Ele era uma criatura do velho mundo, ela era do bairro. Devia tratar todas as miúdas da preferia assim, o leve julgamento disfarçado de simpatia forçada.”

[downthespiral]

"I am the best, and I will continue to be so, because that is my destiny. I am chosen by God. The whole country will understand that I am special, and soon, the rest of the world will too."

[downthespiral]

"My fate was sealed that day, or so I thought," Lorenzo Flores concluded, looking at his tea, his face now sad and thoughtful. "I liked to believe in him for a while, but then I understood that it was all a trap set by God, or the Devil."

[downthespiral]

"She didn't know if she liked the captain. He was an old-world creature; she was from the neighborhood. He must have treated all the girls he preferred this way, the slight judgment disguised as forced sympathy."

[artschoolglasses]

Imane Khelif photographed by Sam Rock for d la Repubblica

[downthespiral]

“Sinto falta de existir à sua sombra; ao menos eu fazia parte da sua órbita. Agora, nenhum dos meus átomos pertence ao seu universo.”

[alverelover]

[wintercorrybriea]

hydrangea armor by hallofstars

[wetheurban]

May you attract abundance in every form: love, health, wealth, and peace.

[ampervadasz]

[die-rosastrasse]

my memories of beauty from Tate Britain 

[38hz]

by Naya Kotko

[nikredd]

Mother & Daugther

[guerrillatech]

[artschoolglasses]

Imane Khelif photographed by Sam Rock for d la Repubblica

[inthemoodforportnawak]

“Christmas, that’s Guinness time!”

(Previously on Portnawak : Guinness times)

[belamercado]

In my culture, we know death intimately. In Arabic, the highest expression of love is the phrase "ya'aburnee" Translated "You bury me" - It means "I love you so much, l'd sooner die than bury you" It was used by mothers in our lineage who were so used to losing their young in war; In my culture, we cannot talk about love without speaking death's name.

— George Abraham, "Untitled," published in Black Napkin Press