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Vincenzo Riccardi

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Botanica No.23 by Gail Potocki

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Oskar Zwintscher (1870–1916) - “Grief”, 1898

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'The Werewolf Howls'

by Mont Sudbury, Weird Tales magazine, 1941

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'Queen of Winter' by Marjorie Miller, 1933

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Ludwig Heinrich Jungnickel (Austrian, 1881-1965)

Three gazelles, N/D

Watercolour, chalk on paper, 32 x 23 cm

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st. margaret emerging from the dragon that swallowed her

in the "breviary of jost von silenen", valais, c. 1493

source: Zurich, SNM, LM 4624.2, fol. 289r

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Thermal imaging of captive wolves

Photos by USGS

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Duot Ajang & Jacob Michael by David Hans Cooke for Lofficiel Hommes Italia Magazine Fall 2023

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everlastingrandom

👉🏽 girl help I can’t stop drawing connections between ghetto fabulous fashion and other cultural attire because it gets a bad rep in western aestheticism for being too loud, gaudy, and ostentatious despite keeping the art of adornment alive 👈🏽

like look at them. they are sisters. to me

everlastingrandom

Ghetto Fabulous is literally the name of the fashion subculture. I’m clawing at the walls in here because people are wondering why I am calling the style ghetto. According to the dictionary definition:

“…denoting or exemplifying an ostentatious or flamboyant lifestyle or style of clothing of a type associated with the hip-hop subculture.”

The fact that the word ghetto itself is a negative connotation is because of the intersection between poverty and racial minorities. But as an art it’s liberating, expressive, and campy even. As someone who was raised to distance myself from it, I love when other people are able to express themselves in the style wholeheartedly.