Come into my soul, Art by Lucas Garcete
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Come into my soul, Art by Lucas Garcete
green-banded queen butterfly
Do you believe in the undead, or are you still safe in the illusion of daylight?” 🌙🦇
What could be more fitting for Halloween than a grand house shrouded in secrets, where whispers echo through the corridors, and eerie screams pierce the night? This is beautifully captured in Charlotte Brontë's Jane Eyre, where today's costume comes from.
This particular costume is a dressing gown worn by none other than Orson Welles as the character of Edward Rochester in the 1943 version of the classic novel. Apparently, several of his costumes from this film went on to be used by Rex Harrison's character of Stephen Fox in the 1947 film The Foxes of Harrow.
If two actors shared similar measurements, it was not uncommon for them to share costumes throughout films.
Learn more about this fantastic piece at bit.ly/VicEd180
Whimsigoth Wall Art
✨ Calling all my lovely readers here ✨
You’ve been with me through the snippets, the fragments, the whispers of this story — and now the full draft of So now we're Homicides Together is ready. I’m looking for a few beta readers who’d like to dive into the whole thing and give me honest feedback.
If you’ve been curious about how it all comes together, now’s your chance to read it before anyone else. 🌙
Reply or message me if you’d like to join the beta team. 🖤
✨ Candlelight, lace, and a loyal black cat. 🖤🐈⬛
Some stories aren't told with words—they linger in quiet glances, whispered secrets, and the soft glow of candlelight.
I stepped outside my usual style for this one and created something a little more elegant and mysterious. I hope you enjoy her. ✨