the dawn will come

previously f-f-f-flourish

[velvetcloak]

elie saab | spring 2022

[fashion-runways]

HASSIDRISS 'Echoes Of The Abyss' Collection Couture 2025 if you want to support this blog consider donating to: ko-fi.com/fashionrunways

[nemfrog]

Endpaper. 1702.

Internet Archive

From a book uploaded by lolliffe

[velvetcloak]

rose details @ giuseppe di morabito | fall 2025

[archaicwonder]

Egyptian Core-Formed Glass Flask with Applied Thread Decoration, New Kingdom, C. 1336 BC-1213 BC

Made sometime during the reign of Tutankhamun - Ramsess II, from Malqata or Amarna, Egypt.

[marlowe-art]

fish

[geryone]

Every Riven Thing, Christian Wiman

[antiqueanimals]

Mosaic from Pompeii; circa 100 BC.

[mioritic]

Recent bits and pieces from the sketchbook, first half of August 2024

[the-cricket-chirps]

Vincent van Gogh, Wheat Fields After the Rain (The Plain of Auvers), 1890

[skull-designs]

Vigilance.

St Andrew's, Nuthurst, West Sussex.

[themakeupbrush]

Paolo Sebastian “The Nutcracker”

[306saint]

trash tarot deck (22/78)

[primulaceas]

Mary Oliver, "From The Book of Time." Devotions

[incidentalcomics]

Poetry Comics Month Guest Artist: Madeleine Jubilee Saito

@madeleinejubileesaito is a cartoonist living on Duwamish land in Seattle, Washington. She makes deeply reflective and spiritual comics on subjects like the climate crisis and also teaches workshops on poetry comics. For the past decade she’s drawn a daily poetry comic during the month of November—truly an incredible feat. The way her drawings connect the inner and outer world feels like looking out a window. Find Madeleine’s newsletter at madeleinejubileesaito.net/about and follow her on instagram @madeleine_jubilee_saito.

[themakeupbrush]

Paolo Sebastian “The Starlet”

[artthatgivesmefeelings]

Pierre Alexandre Schoenewerk (French, 1820-1885) Jeune Tarentine (Young Tarentine), 1871 Musée d'Orsay, Paris