#macabre decor

[unfairlyfallen]

I can't believe that it only JUST occurred to me that my joint problems could have anything to do with why I pick up / handle things in a way that is percieved as 'graceful'.

It isn't finesse. I just don't have an incredibly weak grip with my finger tips.

This is an example of how I've adapted to be able to hold things consistently. It is CLEARLY hypermobility related, and I feel silly for not making that connection sooner.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[datura-ad]

Noctus, acrylic, 30′’ x 24′’

[nymphalys]

Luna in my room 🎃 🌙

[morartu]

https://www.etsy.com/shop/RainbowMar?search_query=Death+Skull+Demon

[the-journeytree]

This photo of a little curio vial collection I recently put together unintentionally turned out very beautiful and atmospheric.

I usually drape black fabric over this antique baize-lined cutlery box as a backdrop for my photos, but thought these jars would look great in it - and they do!

The collection of vials contains razorbill vertrbae, green sea urchin spines, mole skull fragments & jaws and domestic honey bees - and is available on my Etsy shop here.

[vultureshop]

Here’s the first upload in my vintage mirror collection.  This one features a black Bantam Hen skull adorned with gold, and at the bottom of the mirror there is real honey bees placed in.  I have four of these vintage mirrors I’ve cleaned up, and I’m altering to make them more macabre.    Follow me for more updates on these beauties and my other creations!

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[rolypolypellmell]

Dime Museum time! Sorry I've been neglecting you, tumblr and tumblr followers. My parents have been on an estate sale fix these past few months. My mom bought these miniature glass eyes, and I put them in a honey jar in my bathroom. I swear I'm not a psychopath.