lucifae

Sav 🌻 I'm just chillin in Cedar Rapids

[malglories]

me, writing, throwing commas around like i’ve just won the lottery and i’m exulting in my winnings, needlessly, passionately, with no thought to the consequences,

[daggerons]

[riverlarking]

[payidaresque]

Soft™

[harley-quinzel]

“There’s something really powerful about seeing somebody at their strongest and most self-possessed but so full of emotion that there could be a tear running down their face, and that not taking away from her power and her strength, and there’s something that just encapsulated so much about what this movie is trying to say and who Carol is.”  — Anna Boden, Captain Marvel Audio Commentary 

[pastperfectcontinuous]

does anyone else feel like they’ve created such a rich inner experience in your own daydreams and prolonged solitude due to inevitable circumstances such as being alone for a good portion of your life that you feel kind of stuck? I feel like I’ve been so immersed in my own daydreams and alone time that leaving it feels so weird sometimes and I’m constantly stuck in this dream-reality phase lol

[eggogorgon]

       “Hopper spends the majority of the fall of 1984 holed up in a cabin with a maturing young woman, desperately, fumblingly trying to care for her as her ever adapting evolving needs slip though his unsophisticated fingers, his rigid beliefs, his fear that the world isn’t ready. The world isn’t ready for the secret inherent power she has inside her. She’s feral. He her guardian. The cabin is safe, comforting, and it’s dangerous out there. And yet she leaves, and when reconnected with her sister, she is lit aflame. And she carries this fire, this light back to Hawkins, and reunites with Hopper.        She is the key to suturing the wound, resurrecting life, cleansing the infection, closing the rift. If it likes it cold, she brings heat. And so he grabs his shotgun to blast some smaller beasts, to give her time to confront the dark, monstrous shadow that bathes Hawkins in darkness, that grows like a mold under the entire town. And when all’s done, Hopper can offer her one thing: he can get her a birth certificate. He can offer inclusion. He can offer her freedom from exile. And he does. And it is my great honor to play him.”  - DAVID HARBOUR

[hardytoms]

Pretty sick of your shit, Steven Knight. (x)

Requested by @cavllhenry

[andantegrazioso-deactivated2018]

The arrival of the bride | Tristan & Isolde 2006

[incidentalcomics]

The Shape of Ideas

[recaption]

[tesb]

Crowley + being a dramatic bitch

Good Omens (2019)

[centuriespast]

Judith with the Head of Holofernes Gustave Doré (1832–1883) Glynn Vivian Art Gallery

[lucifae-blog1]

Finally finished the line work on my WIP I plan on painting with watercolors. I struggled quite a bit with her hands, they're not as good as they could be.