Invisible Cartography

welcome to the random.

[maddiesharafian]

This one hovered around my heart for over a year <3 

[sandmandaddy69]

[difty-dift]

This is several vibes.

[momosweetpeach]

Roaming

Going to be turning this into a series of paintings and then prints!

[peridescent]

@weaver-z

[internetplz]

[countmackulla-deactivated201809]

What the fuck

[mango-thot-deactivated20190520]

This comes around every thanksgiving for like 3 years running now and it activates my fight or flight response

[beyonceisstraight]

The only thing I trust is the cake but there’s a huge cursed vibe like a god of chaos and disorder decided to have a photoshoot and this is the result

[mysteryskulllistener-blog]

[toddhoward]

SKYRIM — Dawnstar

[mrsgrumpygills]

[hungrylikethewolfie]

No but guys, GUYS, we need to talk about how important this scene is.  Because the commonly accepted lore about unicorns is that they are so good and pure that they’ll only appear to young virginal girls.  Because Molly Grue is a middle-aged woman who has been living with bandits for most of her life and is as far from innocent and virginal as you’re likely to get.  Because she’s so angry that this creature, embodying everything that society tells her she’s lost, everything she’s thrown away through her own choices, is here now when all that The Unicorn represents is long since behind her.  Because she knows, in a way that only someone who’s been steeped in an oppressive system her entire life can ever know, that she’s missed her chance and doesn’t deserve to be seeing a unicorn now.

And you know what?  The Unicorn doesn’t give two fucks about her virginity, about her supposed loss of innocence and purity.  She’s not repelled by Molly being older, being experienced, being a full human person.  None of that has ever mattered to unicorns, only to the people telling stories about them.  Not only does she step in to physically comfort her here, but before long this bandit’s wife becomes her friend, closer to her in most ways than Schmendrick.

This story is fucking revolutionary, you guys, and I just have a lot of feelings about it.

[arcanebarrage]

I heard Peter S. Beagle speak about this scene at a convention once. He said he just kept writing and writing into the scene and suddenly here was this powerful, moving dialogue which came out very strong and natural, flowing directly from inspiration.

He said it was one of those moments when “the writer just gets really lucky.” 

[thebiscuiteternal]

This is one of those scenes you nebulously get when you’re ten and comes up and punches you in the face when you’re thirty.

[oonajaeadira]

The Last Unicorn is my favorite book in the entire world and Molly is my forever character.

And this scene. This scene means so much to me. OP hit it on the head. I also have a lot of feelings about it.

I love you, Molly Grue. I know you love me too. 

[sarahseeandersen]

[rainy-autumn-day]

[whovianfloozy]

46 years ago today, on November 10, 1975, 29 souls were lost to the November gales as the Edmund Fitzgerald pitched and quickly sank beneath the roiling waves of the great lake. This song ensures they will never be forgotten. 

[sarahseeandersen]

[doblehkiin]

THE FLAILING AT THE END-

[angelicstar]

Art by: チャイ ʚ♡ɞ Permission to repost was given by the Artist. Please don't repost/edit without their permission.

[johnny-dynamo]

Horror Movies by Joey Chou

[stars-bean]

Sherlock Holmes (2009) dir. Guy Ritchie

[letmeinimafairy]

A commission for @chlo-lita on labradorite, Lyra, Iorek and Pan looking at the city in the sky. Thank you again for prompting me to finally read these books!

[mutant-distraction]

[afloweroutofstone]

[mercurymusing]

Honestly, this is hilarious. Absolutely true to Warhol’s Pop Art mass production schtick, perfect choice for this.

More details and info about MSCHF:

Hundreds of Andy Warhol fakes, and one original drawing worth $20k, sold for $250 each

The art collective MSCHF has shuffled an original Warhol with 1,000 identical works, with any record of the original piece destroyed

Edit, because this is just too good:

Scan + robot arm for the forgeries: high tech silk screening! Love it.

This is like an anti-NFT? They’ve made fungible physical objects, instead of “unique” ephemeral tokens. Brilliant.

The only way this gets better is if the crypto idiots unironically jump on it and start buying them up.

[mercurymusing]

Looked this up to show someone earlier, found an article from CNN with more images:

I appreciate the “DANGER! do not touch. really.” on the power supply there.

Close-up on the drawing arm:

All the copies:

This continues to be wildly amusing.