Fortuna For m e

you can call me any | 30s | swear this isn't a blank account I've just had it forever | if u see me likin ur kpop posts know i'm putting them on a sideblog ;)

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Richard Avedon - Sunglasses by Bernard Kayman (Vogue 1969)

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fetish images: marquis competition 1995 - marquis magazine

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ANN-MARGRET wraps herself in a fur stole for a studio glamour portrait, 1967

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chalcedony earrings by fred leighton

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schiaparelli

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last sketch of 2025! see you next year

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by Shigeichi

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Most writers don't have a writing problem. they have a finishing problem. and finishing is its own completely different skill that has almost nothing to do with talent. finishing requires you to be okay with the thing being real, being done, existing in the world where people can have opinions about it.

And a lot of people would rather keep it unfinished and perfect in their head than done and flawed and out there. an unfinished draft can still be anything. once you finish it, it becomes one specific thing with specific failures that specific people can point to. so you keep tweaking. you keep saying it's not ready. you go back to the beginning again.

And the years pass and you are a person who is always working on something and never the person who made something. and those are two completely different people with two completely different relationships to this thing they claim to love.

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Frankenstein art

Frankenstein's monster kickstarted the science fiction genre, so it's no wonder he's a presence in retro sci-fi art. And, thanks to 1930s-50

Hey sign up for my art blog email newsletter btw! Here's an old Halloween-themed post charting the history of retro Frankenstein sci-fi art

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Egon Schiele Self-Portrait in Street Clothes, Gesturing 1910 Watercolor and pencil on brown paper 16 3/4 × 10 3/4 in. (42.55 × 27.31 cm) Sheet: 17 1/8 × 12 3/8 in. (43.5 × 31.43 cm) Mat: 24 3/8 × 17 1/2 × 3/8 in. (61.91 × 44.45 × 0.95 cm)

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Winona Ryder on the cover of Rolling Stone Magazine, March 1994. Ph. Herb Ritts

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Giovanni Battista Tiepolo

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Tanaka Daisuke S/S 2025 photographed by Masaya Tanaka

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Betsy Johnson fall runway 1997