He haunts the woods, with fangs and hidden wings

Cain [He/Him] Mostly an aesthetic blog.

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[dharmaart]

‘Do you hear anything?’

'Yes, I hear an awful hissing and rustling up in the air,’ said the lad; 'I think I’m getting afraid.’

'That’s all the wild birds that fly through the wood. They are sent to stop us; but just cut a hole in the corn-sacks, and then they’ll have so much to do with the corn, they’ll forget us quite.’

(from the folktale Dapplegrim)

[frith-inle]

omen by mellowcollie

[before-life]

The Winged Victory of Samothrace, c. 220-190 BC, Parian marble, Louvre, Paris (photo by Lauren)

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Ed Dodd

Coyote, the Wonder Wolf, 1964

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[blackbackedjackal]

the devil is not as black as he is painted

[wasdiana33]

Visit Original Link

Dead Man’s Bones – Lose Your Soul

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A really special moment I will never forget. She was so curious and accepting of me. on 35mm film, portra 400

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Works by BarlesArt

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[darkearthsuggestions]

Slicing wind and grimaced sun– these angry things will whistle through you swift as a whip cracks and lightning crackles, jagged light singing through your every turn. But the earth whispers: it will not hurt like that– it is cold, and lonely, and you will ache with the ever-shifting dance of roots, but you will find the rest of a pain that never burns. Feel the way the damp wanders through your bones and hum its slow, velvet song. The melody is familiar. The earth croons: forget.

[womblegrinch]

Edward Seago (1910-1974) - The ‘John Biscoe’ at Base ‘O’

Oil on board. Painted in 1957.

16 x 24 inches, 40.5 x 61 cm. Estimate: £25,000-30,000.

Sold Christie’s, London, 13 Dec 2018 for £31,250.