A Haunted Doll that WILL call you a Bitch

Ives. they/them, he/him. part time gothic lolita, part time dandy, full time slacker. (sometimes I draw things)

[princemab]

SO 

I FINALLY GOT THIS BLOG BACK AFTER BEING A CASUALTY IN TUMBLR’S WAR ON PORN

PROBABLY BECAUSE OF SOME PAINTING WITH TIDDIES OR SOMETHIN

IDK MAN

BUT I REALLY DON’T FEEL LIKE HAVING TWO DIFFERENT MAIN ACCOUNTS

This bad boy will stay up for posterity

but i am currently putting all my trash into @a-certain-painted-gent

so like. go over there if you want 

[gor-mu]

you ever drink a little too much red wine and end up feeling like this

[cinematech]

[theta-sigma]

Statue based on Leonardo daVinci’s famous concept for artificial wings.

This is so fucking beautiful!

[gonebynow]

Hey unpopular opinion but while the “the curtains are just fucking blue” meme is funny and all, sometimes writers use symbolism and sometimes the curtains are not just fucking blue sometimes specification of colors means something because sometimes writers think about adding depth and nuance to their work and maybe you should at some point think that art can have meaning and not everything should be taken at literal face value

[sleepyseatowns]

Hi, friendly neighborhood english major here. the important thing when looking for symbolism are patterns: repeated elements, binaries, anomalies. Are a whole lot of things blue? The curtains, the car, the main character’s bedroom walls, the pattern on the plates, the love interest’s eyes? That’s starting to become a repeated element. Binaries? Are all those things blue but put in opposition to the red fire and the red blood and the red rose etc? That’s a binary. Does the blue window with the blue curtain have a bright yellow tulip sitting on the sill? That’s an anomaly.

These are all interesting things to pay attention to in an author’s work. The next important thing to ask is why is the author calling my attention to these colors? What function does coloring these items serve?

Maybe the author just likes blue.  But if blue things keep turning up all over the place, there’s a chance that it’s not a coincidence, and the color is serving a purpose in the story.

[gonebynow]

I applaud this addition thank you

[foulserpent]

[curseworm]

[halfsavages-deactivated20200621]

william blake, “the chimney sweeper”, songs of innocence and experience

[finita--la--commedia]

– Eugene Thacker, from “On Pessimism” in “Infinite Resignation” (2018)

[claricetudor-old]

ig: claricetheillustrator

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[silentrse]

silentrse

[dingdongyouarewrong]

so this is an actual Controversial Opinion on here apparently but grown adults in their 20s or older talking about how much they hate middle school and high school aged theatre kids are all weirdos 

[dingdongyouarewrong]

knowing all the words to the hamilton soundtrack isn’t a personality trait but neither is being a grown adult vocally hating teenagers for being kind of annoying sometimes and having fun 

[dingdongyouarewrong]

[deco-devolution]

Loved this twist ;)

[louisvuitttonn]

Junko Shimada RTW Spring ‘09

[duskonacloudyday-deac]

[glixbitch]

Facebook: we analysed your entire internet history, tracked your location and took a deep dive into your personal relationships, and we’ve decided to recommend you this specific conditioner that you also saw in your local Tesco two days ago, aint that neat!

Tumblr: HEY sHITHEAD *slurring words* how would you like to buy  *throws dart* a gym membership for your *spins wheel* pARROT

[deathandmysticism]

Guillotine, 1793

[mycountryliving]