This is Where it Ends, Mats Tusenfot, 2012

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This is Where it Ends, Mats Tusenfot, 2012
CRIMSON PEAK (2015) dir. Guillermo del Toro
ethel cain shot by dollie kyarn
fucking hate talking about SWANA politics with Americans because they treat deaths as statistics
"well the iraq war only had one million deaths, we've actually become less violent since the Vietnam war--" Do you fucking hear yourself? How can you brush off the lives of one million people so easily? How can you calculate the number of deaths per day in current conflicts without feeling sick to your stomach??
this is what happens when people are reduced to numbers on a screen
Edward Gorey’s skeleton weather vane
I am once again bringing up that although I reblog a lot of “military aesthetic” things, I think war is terrible, evil, unnecessary and incredibly destructive to people and the planet
Scans from “Rubberist 11,” early 90s.
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Cemetery next to Bennington College
Scanned from “Rubberist 11,” early 90s.
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Hannibal, season 2 episode 6: "Futamono", full Size Sheldon Isley Tree Tableau
Winter Landscape, by Caspar David Friedrich
Collected Studies on the Pathology of War Gas Poisoning (1920)
— by Milton C. Winternitz, Robert A. Lambert
Korean War, M4A3 Sherman.
Mike Mignola, “Edward with His Favorite Thing”
watercolour on illustration board, 2016
Details on the grave of Ethan Allen (1738–1789), Burlington, Vermont.
Revolutionary War leader, early advocate for Vermont statehood, founder of the Green Mountain Boys