We'll be Okay

| S | She/Her | 30s • Fantasy Video Games • Nature • Literature • Memes that Make Me Feel Fancy •

[unusual-suspects]

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[charnel-grounds]

Norman Lindsay (1879-1969) - Sirens

[nonlynear]

[suddenly disillusioned] my illusions..

[pmamtraveller]

At Syso (2007), by Alexander Kosnichev

[fairycosmos]

cradling the em dash in my hands what the fuck have they done to you

[metamorphesque]

Tired, Langston Hughes

[snailtongue]

[ID: Photo of a light brown colored bear sitting in water and sticking their hind feet up in the air.]

[icedlesbianlatte]

oldish earthsea art

[baantjer]

an old man with a suspiciously erotic body

[lambasi]

[mari-lu-ben]

Welcome to Earthsea!

You're Tenar, visiting her old friend Fan, who got his name after his biggest treasure—a beautiful fan with the painting of Havnor port and its people. But there is a secret other side to it that you've never seen:

"Dragons moved as the folds of the fan moved. Painted faint and fine on the yellowed silk, dragons of pale red, blue, green moved and grouped, as the figures on the other side were grouped, among clouds and mountain peaks."

"She did so, and saw the two sides, the two paintings, made one by the light flowing through the silk, so that the clouds and peaks were the towers of the city and the men and women were winged, and the dragons looked with human eyes."

[anyboli]

This page from one of my history books looks like a lesbian utopia.

Source: Reclaiming Lost Ground by Neale McGoldrick & Margaret Crocco

[anyboli]

Very similar vibes - this 1899 illustration from Puck of butchy (for the time) lesbians looking like the coolest, hottest women to ever walk the earth

[anywhoozles]

[bobbole]

Sheila Norgate, Raven with Issues

[pokemonarchive]

Pikachu’s Summer Vacation (1999) - Postcard Illustrator: Keiko Fukuyama

[enchantedbook]

Dante Alighieri’s 'Inferno' by Amos Nattini, 1923

[mask131]

They look strangely comfy for damned souls tortured in the lowest circle of Hell...

[a-book-of-creatures]

😐👍

[tankhall]

#working

[7pleiades7]

Isabella and the Pot of Basil (1919) by George Henry Grenville Manton (English, 1855 – 1932), oil on canvas, 107 × 82.2 cm, Wycombe Museum, England