only tomorrow

[thefoyer]

Hi to whoever's reading this. I enjoy music, books, video games, and I just reblog whatever I'm interested in.

Warning/disclaimer before going through my blog: I suspect myself of being neurodivergent/mentally ill. Expect to see many posts relating to mental illness.

Current interests: Genshin Impact, Detroit Become Human, Resident Evil, Silent Hill

Currently listening: Music from outside of the Anglosphere

Profile picture: Laura Les

The Foyer is a song by Drab Majesty

only tomorrow is a song by my bloody valentine

Favourite music genres: Goth/post punk, shoegaze/dreampop

Honorable mentions: Metal, grunge, hyperpop

English + 中文

I am not Jewish, but I often reblog posts relating to antisemitism and Jewish culture/history as an attempt to educate myself and to support Jews.

qiqi blinkie credit: @/gwurb

[fairytalefragments]

♚ | QIQI

— stimboard with no messy stims

x x x / x x / x x x

[tokyo-daaaamn-ji-gang]

Emma's new game animation!

🩷

[lowpolyanimals]

Peacock from LSD Dream Emulator

[insomniacxan]

what’s your favorite way to heal in resident evil? 🪴

[raiponces]

ASHLEY GRAHAM RESIDENT EVIL 4 (2023)

[diviedrawn]

I miss having free time to draw

[hotdoggysh]

[citrinepalace]

please look at these residents (not evil), i'm very proud of this one 🥺

i graduated uni (yay) so i can finally catch my breath for a bit and actually draw something! at least until i'm moving in a month and a half haha...

[inkribbonstudios]

You heard the lady.

[pirate-cashoo]

Donna Beneviento

[sentient-tent]

This is Tie, she is going to eat all of the notes

[sentient-tent]

reblog to feed her notes

[elodieunderglass]

How is she doing this

[michaelnordeman]

You may have noticed I always include a place, like “Värmland”, with my pictures. Sometimes it’s the name of a nature reserve or a specific area, but I always try to include the landskap as well.

These landskap (literally “landscapes”) are Sweden’s old historical provinces. They no longer have any administrative role, but they’re still very much alive in our cultural and geographical identity. We use them to describe places, nature, and even dialects.

Värmland, for example, is both the name of a landskap and a modern administrative region (län), with almost, but not quite, the same borders. The län are made up of municipalities (kommuner), and they don’t always follow the old provincial lines. Some regions combine several landskap, others split them - it's a bit messy.

Most of my photos are from Värmland, where I live, but I regularly visit nature reserves all over Sweden. To give you a better sense of where the pictures are taken, I’ve added a map showing all the Swedish landskap. Even a rough idea of the geography can make the images feel more rooted in place.

Both maps are from Wikimedia and are used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported licence. Sources: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Sverigekarta-Landskap_Text.svg https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Sweden_in_Europe_%28-rivers_-mini_map%29.svg#filelinks

[musicaltimemachine]

Kino, 1988

[fuckyeahhistorycrushes]

Otto Dix was a German artist whose work was so disturbing that when one of his pieces (The Trench) was displayed at the Wallraf-Richartz Museum, the painting was hidden by a curtain and the mayor forced the director of the museum to resign.  Dix fought in WWI and later created many paintings featuring wounded and disfigured German soldiers, both in the trenches and in the streets of Germany. His other works depicted twisted scenes of life in the Weimar Republic, including portraits of prostitutes as well as caricatures of prominent intellectuals.  His work was included in the Nazi exhibition of degenerate art in 1937. 

Also: that jawline.  Those intense, brooding eyes.  That mussed hair.  Those slightly parted lips.  Oh Otto Dix, come rest your tortured head on my bosom.

[fuckyeahhistorycrushes]

This photo is from 1931!

Eva Besnyö (1910–2003) was born in Budapest, but moved to Berlin to study photography in 1930. She became buddies with Robert Capa, also from a Jewish-Hungarian family, and inspired him to take up photography. She later moved to Amsterdam with her husband, where she survived WWII by going into hiding. In the seventies she documented the rise of the feminist movement De Dolle Mina’s in the Netherlands. 

If alive today, she would be a worthy girlfriend of Kristen Stewart. 

[fuckyeahhistorycrushes]

first year studying history: these are great and important people who spent their lives doing amazing things, and we should treat them only with the utmost respect

third+ year studying history: lmao did you hear what my bff cicero did the other day in 63 BC? what a wild dude, tone it down buddy, you're outta control