I'm the Raddest of Houseplants

[Cancer][Moon Child] [24][She/Her] I am new to this witchy stuff, however, I have always had a love for the zodiac, the occult, mythology, and plants.

[radhouseplant]

Yo!!!! If you are at NOVA Open anytime this week, come see me at the Age of Sigmar Champions booth!!!! Ask for me, Valkia, and receive a really cool high five or a hug!!!

[sacetcendre]

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[sacetcendre]

[micahulrichdraws]

Justice for all. 

Like my art garbage? You can support it here!

[micahulrichdraws]

Always watching.

Want to support my art and score a copy of my custom tarot deck? You can at this link!

[ginopambianchi]

The snake and the flower. One for luck. One for power.

One of four illustrations completed as a part of my senior show at Memphis College of Art.

Prints available at http://disembodiedprint.bigcartel.com

[warhammer-40k-fantasy]

[secret-garden-witch]

Table for reading regular playing cards for divination

[loquaciousliterature]

Drawing this was emotionally taxing.

(Thanks you talking-bird-jessie for suggesting this scene from Order of the Phoenix!)

[hollywoodhubbies]

Reblogging because this is beautiful and totally should’ve been in the movie

[lumos63-blog]

Why are moments like this not in the movies? :’(

[insaneantics]

I have this headcanon that after Neville proposed to Hannah Abbott, he went to his parents at St. Mungo’s and sat with them. Even though he was sure she wouldn’t understand or remember, he held his mother’s hands and told her, “I’m getting married, Mum. She’s great. You’ll really like her.” Alice just hummed and stared off into the distance. No reaction. Neville still stayed, telling his parents all about Hannah and their plans, and how she wanted so badly to come meet them and he would bring her next time. 

Then, as he put his hand on the door handle to leave, he felt a hand on his shoulder. It was Alice. She held out her hand as she had done so many times before. Expecting a candy wrapper, Neville held out his hand but felt something heavier drop into it.

When he looked down, there were two rings. And when he glanced to his mother’s hand, there was an indent where her wedding ring had once rested but was no longer there.

[hogwartsaheadcanon]

Is everything in this post designed to make me fucking sob?

[peashooter85]

A dog smoking a pipe. circa 1875.

[lolotehe]

Works for me. 

[queeranne]

The hashtag #NoWomanEver is dropping truth bombs

[thelastdiadoch]

Sodegarami

“The sodegarami, meaning “sleeve entangler,” was a weapon of the Edo-era Japanese police. Often used by a pair of officers, the sodegarami was a spiked pole they would slide into an opponent’s kimono. 

A quick twist would entangle the fabric and allow officers to bring the offender down without causing (too much) injury. Often, one officer would attack from the front and another from behind, working together to pin the criminal to the ground by their neck. Having two sodegarami tangled up in your kimono made it almost impossible to escape.

It was an important tool for arresting samurai, who by law could only be killed by other samurai. Once an offending samurai drew his katana, an officer would slip his sleeve grabber up the samurai’s kimono to entangle him. He would then bring the samurai down non-lethally to avoid unnecessary bloodshed.”

[setoshi-zombie]

Artist: ながべ

[krisseymage]

“For my mother… For my father… For all those you’ve slain….”

“… For myself.”

[mrawkweird]

I smell a sitcom about a wound-up blue agate, and her crew of goofball amethysts.

Space Gems (2019)

[a-winter-melody]

What’s the use of feeling?