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also over at tswiftartcollective & tsfandomfund.

[tear-dropp-deactivated20241031]

12 months into 2020 and I’ve probably enjoyed like 5 days total

[phoebewahl]

Lady Winter, created for the Taproot 2015 calendar. 

Watercolor, collage, colored pencil.

Phoebe Wahl 2014

[tswiftartcollective]

swift’s mirrorball x degas’ the star || more + shop

[firstglancefeelings]

[tswiftartcollective]

I have an entirely new dimension of fan art to share and I’m incredibly excited about it! My friend Brim is the incredible perfumer behind Death and Floral - and, to my delight, as a fellow Swiftie she’s started creating some folklore-inspired fragrances.

First, Cardigan: “Bergamot and spiced cardamom blended with Egyptian musk superior and sandalwood.”

Cardigan is gloriously warm, spicy, and cozy. The cardamom spice in particular is just exquisite! Overall this one feels snuggly and soft (like your favorite cardigan, maybe?) but with a bit of a bittersweet edge to it. I really love this one - I want all my clothes to smell like this, I want to take a bath in it, I want a complementary tea with all the same coziness.

I think this fragrance is a fantastic representation of Cardigan and when I smell it I can definitely picture the cabin in the music video smelling just like it. It’s mature, cozy, and warm, and maybe I’m just projecting my interpretation of Cardigan onto it, but it feels a touch melancholy as well. 🖤

> more death and floral folklore reviews  > check out death and floral’s cardigan here!

[tolerateit]

Peace, Taylor Swift

[firstglancefeelings]

detail of rossetti’s the day dream, 1880

[flowerais-deactivated20211031]

escapes for when you feel anxious

exploring a flowery town with cute villagers

drinking a milkshake in an empty diner at 3am

real life that feels dreamlike

cute sunflower field dates

in love with the universe

softest love songs

living inside an 80s tv show

drinking tea on a cozy raining morning

you’re an angsty teen in a coming-of-age film

summer road trip in the west coast

vacation in san francisco

living in an old French film

stargazing and contemplating the meaning of life

late night drives in a 90’s movie

watching a pink sunset over the beach with your best friend

going to the beach in a camper van in 1960′s california

collecting whimsical music-boxes and taking pictures of clouds in paris

falling asleep on the moon

city lights at midnight

remembering someone else’s memories like they’re your own

wandering the avenues of vintage new york city

being the guardian of a snowy forest

living in a cinematic painting

feeling like you’re half-dreaming in faded sunlight in the 60s countryside

riding a bike a beautiful city as leaves drift down around you

exploring an art museum

eating fruit in a small italian seaside town

[bellasredchevy]

would hate for y’all to check the replies of this post rn... u def won’t find an epub of a certain book...

[tswiftartcollective]

swift’s the last great american dynasty (2020) x rubens and brueghel the elder’s the earthly paradise with the fall of adam and eve (1615)

more swift art history + shop

[simena]

[tisfearless]

“And you poke that bear till her claws come out and you find something to wrap your noose around” keeps hitting me…..like the universal female experience of having a man purposefully rile you up/say something they know will offend you or push your buttons all in an attempt to justify their perception of you as crazy or over-emotional. Growing up hyperaware of this tactic and finding yourself suppressing your (valid) emotions in certain situations cause you know they’ll just use it against you (“she should be mad, should be scathing like me, but no one likes a mad woman”). Sigh……………

[tswiftartcollective]

swift’s the 1 (2020) x godward’s ionian dancing girl (1902)

more swift art history + shop

[reputayswift]

seven taylor swift // wuthering heights emily brontë

[tswiftartcollective]

if you make something you love, you should just put it out into the world. (shop)

[firstglancefeelings]

I can’t believe Taylor released a song asking men what it was like to have her exact same accomplishments, including getting bitches and models, and everyone was like “yes SO heterosexual”

[tswiftartcollective]

Swift’s The Archer (2019) x Pruszkowski’s Falling Star (1884)

swift art history: tumblr + redbubble