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Jill Karla Schwarz, 'Tam Lin', ''Fairies and Elves'', 1984 Source I'm going to use this post as the perfect opportunity to direct you to my favorite song from the folk band Fairport Convention from their 1969 album 'Liege & Lief', Tam Lin (which, I'm sure, I've posted about at some point)

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obsessed with whichever ancient roman was out there walking around with a ring with a fish and shrimp on it

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Cover art by Italian artist Mariella Anderlini, under the pseudonym ‘Allison’

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outfit inspo but it's only Dio's iconic shirts

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creatures & guys

from the croy hours, flanders, c. 1500-1520

source: Vienna, ÖNB, Cod. 1858

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ph. Danko Maksimovic - Paris, France (2025)

Les Étoiles d'Ivry

Film: Kodak Ultramax 400

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I think a lot about the architecture ideas drawn by Étienne-Louis Boullée

They're sketches from the 1780s and they look like the end of the fucking universe

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I think the 'Fruit Sniffer' will be big on here

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03-16-2025,8 AM

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Staircase, Hayward Gallery, South Bank

1963-68

London County Council Architect's Department

Image from RIBApix

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pull the blinds

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One legitimately weird thing about Tumblr is that we literally can’t code for shit, many people quit working at Tumblr due to a hostile work environment, and we can’t seem to program a simple blogging website to not flood your RAM.

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Dinosaur Jr. - “Just Like Heaven” (The Cure cover) (1989)

Apparently Robert Smith’s favorite cover of this… I love the wild energy of the roared “YOU” in the chorus (like starting at 1:47)!

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Glenn Fleishman's HOW COMICS ARE MADE has arrived! 

This labor of love, which was originally self-published via Kickstarter last year in a now sold-our softcover edition, is now available in a heavy-duty hardcover from Andrews (“Calvin and Hobbes”) McMeel.  Now is the time for all true comics nerds to earn their stripes.  At last you can dig into the nitty gritty of how comics were – and still are – made!   288 pages | 10 1/2" x 8 1/4"

Not to be missed! >>> HERE <<<