Someone, Someday, Somewhere

Me. Today. Here.

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‘I Take Issue’ project- wrote my first graphic novelette! Not something I’d normally say, but I’m super proud of this.

(please excuse the weird layout, it’s formatted for printing rather than internet)

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I had to reblog this. Because it’s not only beautifully painted, its idea is something that needs to be shared, again and again, so that more people will take their bloody buckets off.

Thank you for making this.

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This is Very powerfull

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まじょ見習い

[yesterdaysprint]

The Sketch, England, September 14, 1898

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Discovery Inktober day 9

First batch of inktober originals will be available in my shop tomorrow on Sat 13th : )

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Claire Heliot, a famous lion tamer in the early 1900’s

[undertheroot]

found image: vintage mint green dollhouse sideyard

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So around November a friend gave me a deer carcass for a project I’m in the process of cultivating. I left it hang in a tree over winter to dry out. Today, I went to take it down…but to my surprise, I found new life forming in the heart of death. 

[stiekemekat]

Fiery-Throated Hummingbird enjoying the rain

[visualjunkee]

VALENTINO (Haute Couture Fall/ Winter 2015-16) - model: Leila Nda, Sofia Tesmenitskaya, Grace Simmons & Yana Van Ginneken - photographer: Fabrizio Ferri - Vogue Italia September 2015

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@kaiscove @ferlanan @drdarrah they look like they’re about to drop the hottest prophecy chant of 943 AD

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It’s like looking into a mirror

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Gustav Klimt

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Up Close: Thea Porter Wedding Dress, 1970 (V&A)

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Textile design for panel with purple flowers, made in France, c.1910-29 (source).

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    Large Victorian hair wreath, mid 19th century.

    Not all hair wreaths were mourning wreaths. This one may have been made by a club or ladies or church group. Wreaths for mourning were usually smaller - this one is several feet in width.

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Flower jewels (glass, gold, enamel, diamonds, gemstones) by René Lalique