Sometimes, when you fall, you fly.

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[hannahelatham]

A heart’s a heavy burden ✨

Prints available here!

[youwillfindilluminating]

not arguing w a dude that has a big strong nose. whatever u say beautiful

[eliminated]

[ak-nm]

[girls4losers]

i gotta remember this

[theegosystem-deactivated2024012]

the worst is wanting to create and create and create but being trapped in a body that is so so so so tired

[leroibobo]

some images from the cave homes of gharyan, libya. communities of jews who made their homes in underground caves have been known in the maghreb since before the 1st century. when spain invaded tripoli in 1510, tripolian jews, both toshavim and sephardic, fled to gharyan and dug out cave homes for themselves. the houses today are occupied by non-jewish libyans or rented out to tourists.

[youwillfindilluminating]

not arguing w a dude that has a big strong nose. whatever u say beautiful

[ourstaturestouchtheskies]

art history playlist moodboard – entering my bog body era

Ophelia – Victor Müller // The Cottage – Vincent van Gogh // Hazy Day on the Marshes, New Jersey – Martin Johnson Heade // Vanitas: Flowers and Tiny Creatures – Abraham Mignon // The Fairy that Disappeared – Theodor Kittelsen// Large Moorland Landscape – Eugen Jettel // The Great Swamp – Martin Johnson Heade // Ophelia – Thomas Francis Dicksee // Peat Bog at Jæren – Kitty Lange Kielland

[h4h4n0tfunny]

I yern for it

[drizzledrawings]

Crazy thing about Ai is that we don't have to use it... remember that you have a brain and do not need a robot to make lists for you or do your homework or make art for you

You are capable of that. Don't let a bot convince you that you are too lazy and too busy to function without it. What is being a human supposed to be if we don't actually participate in the mundane of making a grocery list by hand.

[may12324]

Link and Zelda- judging you from afar

[princesszeldazbyebye-deactivate]

Cannot Stress Enough how important it is to read Howl’s Moving Castle written by Diana Wynn Jones immediately after watching Howl’s Moving Castle directed by Hayao Miyazaki. When he made the movie he was of course upset with war and thus included it in the film, but you gotta understand. You really Gotta Understand. Every time in the movie where Howl turns the door dial black to travel to an absolutely hellish warscape? You know where that same dial takes him in the book? The Real World Country Of Wales

[freerangeorganicdaydreams]

He goes to his sister’s house to play rugby and have a drink with his mates. His sister is like “you fucking loser get a JOB” and Howell is like “I have a job, I’m a wizard!” And she’s like “FUCK OFF”

[ourstaturestouchtheskies]

art history playlist moodboard – entering my bog body era

Ophelia – Victor Müller // The Cottage – Vincent van Gogh // Hazy Day on the Marshes, New Jersey – Martin Johnson Heade // Vanitas: Flowers and Tiny Creatures – Abraham Mignon // The Fairy that Disappeared – Theodor Kittelsen// Large Moorland Landscape – Eugen Jettel // The Great Swamp – Martin Johnson Heade // Ophelia – Thomas Francis Dicksee // Peat Bog at Jæren – Kitty Lange Kielland

[etherea1ity]

Monet's Garden, Giverny, France ( via )

[spithate]

Not gonna lie friends. I would like to feel desired and feel like someone’s first choice

[elf-esteem]

Ulmo saving Elwing

The pity in Ulmo’s eyes is what touched me here, and Elwing is so small in the palm of his hand.  This event happened after the Third Kinslaying.  Elwing took the silmaril and cast herself over a cliff into the sea rather than let it fall into the hands of the Fëanorians.  Ulmo rescued her from the waves and turned her into a seabird.  She then flew to her husband who was sailing to Valinor. 

(Artist unknown, found on: X

Update: artist found: motherofbees  This image is posted unsourced on the lotr wiki, which is where I found it, and any search for ‘Ulmo saving Elwing’ led to more uncited images.  It can be very difficult to find the source of an image.  However, I always search for the artist, and I could not find any mention of the artist of this work.  If it wasn’t for someone’s reblog comment, I never would have found it.  Thank you!)