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I'm Sam, 30. Sad, horny and dark is my aesthetic. 18+ blog, not interested in you.🫶

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zuhair murad | spring-summer 2026 paris

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ruins of St Andrews Cathedral in Fife, Scotland

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Fausto Puglisi | Fall-Winter 2017/2018

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day 14 of @deadboystims’ 300 follower event: a stimboard of my favorite fashion style, which would be victorian goth!!

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going missing soon if uall need anything

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Pretending to be less mentally unwell than you are is exhausting. I just want 2 go feral, scream cry and kick

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I pretended for too long and then went absolutely insane for a few days so the lesson is just always be feral and not let it build up

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Rainbow Riot Sticker from starsalts

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A Morta Apaixonada IV

This image is an illustration titled "A Morta Apaixonada IV" by Brazilian artist Caroline Murta. It depicts a scene inspired by Théophile Gautier's short story "La Morte Amoureuse" (The Dead Leman or The Amorous Dead Woman).

In the story, a priest falls in love with a beautiful female vampire named Clarimonde who visits him at night, and during these encounters, she drinks his blood. The illustration captures a pivotal moment where Clarimonde is shown with blood on her hand, likely after feeding, while the priest lies beside her in a state of trance or exhaustion.

Caroline Murta is based in Curitiba, Paraná, and her work primarily includes illustration, engraving, and photography. 

She is known for her attraction to the grotesque and macabre, exploring themes of the human condition and finding beauty in darkness, often through figures in states of horror and melancholy. 

Her art frequently incorporates fantastical elements and is influenced by depictions of death, mourning, and Victorian-era post-mortem photographs. 

Examples of her work and products are available on her website, including prints, stickers, and framed art. 

Source: carolinemvrta on IG

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