What a world...

thatpeppermintnightmare:

-harleyquinn:

OMG THIS SONG TOO!!!  My god tumblr, you have yet to disappoint me c’:

YES YES YES YES YES YES YES

(via all-you-people-are-velociraptors)

shakespearean:

Wow, amazing. Altered Book Art available to buy from The Abandoned Attic on Etsy.

(via renkris)

digitalash:

woah

(via peculiar-lauren)

fuckyeahillustrativeart:

Margaret Hardy

(via peculiar-lauren)

fuckyoukripke:

WHY ISNT THERE A HUGE FANDOM FOR A SERIES OF UNFORTUNATE EVENTS

no really tho why not that fandom would be fucking awesome, everyone would be volunteer fire fighters and would have the fucking eye tattoos on their ankles and talk in couplets

dont pretend you don’t get the references 

because i know

you

do

(via sunshineinthetardis)

nevver:

There are no more fish in the sea

travellingviking:

stolenfruit:

Details from the garden of Vicino Orsini (1523-83).

‘Where Caprarola, Villa Lante, Villa d’Este and other grand Renaissance gardens presented expensive statuary, exotic plants and elaborate hydraulics in pleasing geometric designs, Orsini subverted ideas of order and harmony. Instead, he created a wilderness set in a densely wooded ravine, with paths rising, labyrinth-like, through a nightmare landscape, to culminate in a classical chapel surrounded by an open meadow…By describing his garden as a sacro bosco Orsini placed it in the Roman tradition of sacred groves dedicated to pagan gods…[Jessie Sheeler suggests] that it presents a Manichean dialogue between good and evil, reality and illusion, love and lust, life and death.’

(Katie Campbell, review of The Garden at Bomarzo: A Renaissance Riddle, The Art Book)

I love this place. There is nothing to be compared to standing in that mouth! :D

abitofholmesandwatson:

Sometimes I just sit here and remember that I met the Dresden Dolls that one time

and dissolve into a sobbing mess

vintagesonia:

Veronica Lake, C.1940’s