Horse figure of the day: Sergio Bustamante "Sea Horse"

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Horse figure of the day: Sergio Bustamante "Sea Horse"
This is one of the funniest scenes in gothic literature and the fact that this is verbatim from the novel is incredibly underrated.
Julius Möessel (1872–1957), “Symphony in Hell (No. 3)”
oil on canvas, n.d. — source
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acrylic on canvas 60*70 cm “lace over the river” 2022 #river #volkslovers #art #painting #sky skylovers
"why do people act like calling their kink gross is oppression 😂" maybe because historically people have always tried to find an excuse to be violent against sexual minorities or those who experienced sexuality outside of the norm in general, & when attacking your run of the mill trans & gay person is no longer "acceptable" the next best thing is Trans & Gay Person Who Gets Off On Shit I Don't Like. oh & also because youre not just calling someone's kink "gross" youre organising targeted campaigns to harass & stalk people who make you a little icky & calling it a "moral service to the community". but you know, semantics.
@rootingformephistopheles i hope you don’t mind if i add your tags to my rb
Specifically if anyone wants to read more about the DSM stuff here's the link to the National Coalition for Sexual Freedom, who helped spearhead the revisions to the DSM-5
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Smallsword. ca. 1750. Credit line: Gift of Jean Jacques Reubell, in memory of his mother, Julia C. Coster, and of his wife, Adeline E. Post, both of New York City, 1926 https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/22943
I was sad so I drew Mary Shelley 🙂↕️🙂↕️. She probably would’ve hated this and I’m okay with that
It took me a long time, but I finally finished this illustration!!! So much work but so much fun (yeah, I did this just for fun)! This is a Mexican Gothic inspired piece, which is a novel I read recently. I absolutely loved the story and characters. Silvia Moreno-Garcia’s writing is so mesmerizing.(*¯︶¯*) If you’re a gothic fiction fan like me and haven’t read it, do it now!
(Thanks to this book, I may have found my new obsession: fungi (≧∇≦) If you know any fun facts about mushrooms, feel free to drown me with them.)
Hehe, just sharing something that made me really happy lately. Oh! And if you haven’t heard the news yet, I’ll be exhibiting at Polymanga (18-21.04. Lausanne) and Fantasy Basel (29-31.05. Basel). Come find me. It’s gonna be fun! ٩(˃̶͈̀௰˂̶͈́)و
can't stop thinking about how Remmick had a black eye after fleeing the Choctaw vampire hunters. Forget stakes and holy water and garlic; they were just straight up beating his ass