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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
we're not kids anymore.
Jules of Nature
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NASA
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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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𝖈𝖍𝖊𝖑𝖘𝖊𝖆 👋 pisces sun, INFJ ☆ this is my main blog. i post a lot about misandry, the moon, world of warcraft, fairies, paganism/witchcraft, ancient and medieval history, animals, dnd, critical role, etc. WoW side blog: @ishnualah 🌕
hayley williams, cologne night 2
Analog horror series about your friend getting a boyfriend
In another life I would have loved to poison the abusive husbands of the women in my village
I am a huge fan of retiring to my quarters
In this economy you'll be lucky to retire to your nickels
Bruxólica
This piece is a tribute to the witches of Florianópolis, a place also known as the “Island of Magic”. In some stories, fishermen recounted that witches danced inside their fishing nets.
Watercolor, pencils and ink on A4 paper.
Artwork made for the ‘Fables of Time’ exhibition by Poetic Tiger Gallery. Original available for sale.
⛤ patreon, ig, shop & more: janainaart
Left a pussy mark on the uber seat NOOOOOO
Sanrio Postage Stamps
The Journey of Odysseus
waiting for the storm
would you still love me again?
by Asako Eguchi
Sword blades, Mycenae, 1570-1500 BCE, gold inlay on bronze, Ethnikon Archaiologikon Mouseion. From the Visual Arts Legacy Collection (JSTOR)
dressed colorfully
Spooky girlfriend