todays bird

if i look back, i am lost

Janaina Medeiros

shark vs the universe
YOU ARE THE REASON

Product Placement
Claire Keane
Stranger Things
cherry valley forever

Love Begins

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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Sweet Seals For You, Always
almost home
Sade Olutola
tumblr dot com
Misplaced Lens Cap
Monterey Bay Aquarium
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@edenbelovv
Emotionally, I am never ready hahah
The golden flies belonging to Queen Ahhotep I, given as awards for valor in battle, found in her tomb west of Thebes. 2nd Intermediate Period, 17th Dynasty, ca. 1580-1550 BC. Now in the Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
ROLL CALL
whos still here say aye
Drab Majesty
i accidentally ate cream cheese and it has me fucked up for DAYS
Calendrier Magique
Designed and published in Paris in 1895, the Calendrier Magique was conceived by Austin De Croze and illustrated by the Italian lithographer Manuel Orazi. While the history of these two individuals remains somewhat obscure, even a casual glance at the contents and illustrations of their unusual work shows that De Croze and Orazi possessed a sophisticated familiarity with the Esoteric traditions of the fin de siècle era. Every page of the Calendrier Magique evokes the decadent, occult Paris of Gerard Encausse, Oswald Wirth, and Karl Huysmans. The Art Nouveau illustrations of Orazi are especially evocative. Simon Finch writes that the work “was highly praised by Caillet as ‘fort original et d'une rare exécution artistique’; he added that no contemporary artist - save Félicien Rops - had managed ‘so felicitously to combine sadism, satanism and the macabre’. The Calendrier Magique - so the legend goes - was published in a limited print run of 777 copies, making it quite a rarity among collectors.
For all 12 months, here: http://www.sofia-albertsson.se/2017/12/stranger-than-kindness-keys-rain-like-heavens-hair/
young siberian shaman dress
Quartz Ibex, 2.3cm high (7/8″)
Egypt, New Kingdom, Dynasty 18, ca. 1390–1352 B.C., reign of Amenhotep III. Found at Thebes, Upper Egypt.
Source: Met Museum
H.L. Brakstad illustration from Norwegian Folk and Fairy Tales. Circa 1890.
I LOVE BOGAN ROCK MUSIC
where did u learn that word! lmao
through @barrowwight and many educational youtube videos of bogan behaviour. it opened up a whole new world for me
I LOVE BOGAN ROCK MUSIC
The God Horus in His form of sacred falcon; faience inlay from Khmoun/Shmoun (Hermopolis Megale), IV century BCE. Now in the Metropolitan Museum.