do you think a cemetery angel and a gargoyle could fall in love
to draw this was a very impulsive decision
they seem so sad <33
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do you think a cemetery angel and a gargoyle could fall in love
to draw this was a very impulsive decision
they seem so sad <33
My vibes swing from prince of the woods to vampire cult leader and the beautiful in-between
So this summer I went on a trip with some friends to northern Spain. We spend the first night in a lovely village called Cuadros, in the province of Leon. Next day I went on a little stroll and I arrived to the cemetery. Crows cawed and the first rays of sunshine hit the tombstones, it was a beautiful moment so I decided to take a pic in the most respectful way possible.
PSA to all bats: Stay hydrated and keep away from the giant flaming orb in the sky.
The wealthy one, hospitable Lord Hades, receiver of many and his dread bride Persephone.
It’s the winter solstice which means Persephone is presiding over her role as Queen of the Underworld and Demeter is about to make it everyone’s problem.
It’s very “American Gothic” by way of Greek Mythology.
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Statue of a saint damaged by the sea air, Parish of St. Hilda, Hartlepool England
If they carved this saint out of limestone then it's really dumb to leave it out to be weathered by SEA AIR lmao it's deffos gonna dissolve and form these alveoli-like holes
Rookie move by these 6th century monks
by Lenka Simeckova
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Works by Lenka Simeckova
This artist on Twitter // Instagram // Tumblr (inactive)
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Countdown カウントダウン book cover illustration (Author: Mari Yukiko 真梨 幸子) - Japan - 2017
Y'know what, fuck this bullshit. I need to know y'all are actually against it.
Reblog this if you will NOT use or support Post+.
I hope to make @staff see how that is total bullshit. Tumblr will die without writers/creators.
a) social media should be free for all.
b) the beauty of tumblr was that it isn’t like other social media websites that are all plagued by “influencers” and pages becoming tiktok replicas.
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Hey there!!! Today I felt inspired, and it's been a while since my last good quality post, so we're gonna make a fabric pin of a death moth! You can also follow the steps here to make your own patterns of another bug. If you make this, I'd *really, really* love to see it. Let's start!
You'll need: Dark fabric, a small piece of cardboard, a paper with the patterns (you can print or trace them, glue, a little of wire and bleach or white paint
1- First, you have to cut the patterns and pass them onto the fabric.
2- Cut the pieces off.
3- Now, in order for the fabric to not fall apart, we're gonna add a little of glue around the edges. If you have synthetic fabric you can melt the edges with a lighter, but be extremely careful with that.
4- Cut another B piece, of cardboard now, and glue it to the back of A
5- Glue four small wires to the wings of A and C making sure they overlap with the body a little. This is in order to make them stronger. You wont need them if you use fabric that doesn't bend easily.
6- Take another wire, fold it slightly in half and paint it black. This is to make the antennas. You can also use cardboard, or pipe cleaner to make them fuzzy.
7- Glue the pieces together in this order from back to front: A, B, C and D (unexpected, I know). Don't forget the antennas between C and D.
8- This is the fun part; paint the moth. Go wild. I went for the classic but you can make geometric shapes, eyes, spirals... I used bleach because I like the look, but be careful with that. You can use white paint too.
9- Glue a pin to the back. If you prefer it to be a necklace or anything else, glue whatever you want.
I hope you liked it!!!
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Fleetschlösschen in Hamburg
I was doing some reading tonight and found out that in some Slavic folklore, vampires can appear as butterflies or moths and I just... instantly fell really hard for that imagery. So here is a self portrait of myself surrounded by my new favorite moth: the cinnabar moth (native to Europe and West Asia).
Another boring afternoon with a glue gun and this is the result.
by Denny Bitte