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huariqueje · 5 months
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Moon Lake  -    Hanno Karlhuber
German, b. 1946 -
Oil on wood , 50 x 55 cm.
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I am still thinking about Castlevania Nocturne, I am so not normal about this show. Fucking ALUCARD showing up at the end still has me reeling. Fuck. Adrien Fahrenheit freaking Tepes, son of FUCKING DRACULA himself, just shows up and kills the most gaslight girlboss gatekeep vampire and is like "Heyy guys so sowwy I'm late" and then season one just ends. Also everyone in this show was serving, and I hope we either get to see a flashback of young Juste OR see Grandpa Juste put on his Iconic red outfit, I would literally scream. Well, I'm already screaming but still.
Anywho I'm going to go pray to the Writers on hopes that Tera is going to end up okay by the end of the show
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murderofcrow · 11 months
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me, when I hear the filthiest of breakdowns:
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hyombus · 1 year
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Sitting with Takofuusen 3/20/23
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nightfaeses · 1 year
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Quick character concept for class 🪞
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haveamagicalday · 1 year
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My top ten reads of 2022
10. Into the Heartless Wood by Joanna Ruth Meyer
This is a unique retelling of The Little Mermaid. Here the mermaids are switched out with deadly forest sirens who harvest the soul’s of those they lure into the witch’s wood. Owen lives at the edge of the wood and one day he is shockingly saved by one of the sirens instead of killed by her. Owen and the siren grow close as an enchanted war threatens to boil over. I really enjoyed this dark fairy tale and loved the forest sirens lore.
9. Such Sharp Teeth by Rachel Harrison
After surviving an attack by a strange creature, Rory finds herself transforming in a frightening way and what follows is a journey of self discovery. This comedically dark love story is full of fun werewolf goodness!
8. House of Hunger by Alexis Henderson
Marion lives in a world where the wealthy consume human blood. In order to do so, they employ bloodmaids, esteemed servants who are treated with respect and given a hefty sum after their service ends. Marion jumps at the chance to become a bloodmaid for the House of Hunger and finds herself entranced with her employer, the beautiful countess Lisavet. But something sinister is happening within the house and Marion may be in danger. Creepy and gothic, this book was a perfect halloween read. I also thought it was interesting that Henderson didn’t go down the vampire route but created a strange world with another motive for drinking blood.
7. The House Across the Lake by Riley Sager
Sager has quickly become one of my favorite thriller authors. This book starts off with a tired trope; a widowed woman copes by drinking and secluding herself in her family’s lake house. Casey spends her days spying on her neighbors through binoculars. The couple across the lake seems perfect until Casey sees something she thinks she shouldn’t and shortly after, the wife vanishes. We’ve seen this before but Sager flips things upside down and takes it in a direction that hasn’t been seen before. It almost seems like he was trying to parody the trope in a way but it is not goofy or anything. This book was thrilling and fun with plenty of twists.
6. A Flicker in the Dark by Stacy Willingham
When Chloe was 12, girls started disappearing in her town and her father was arrested for it. Now an adult, Chloe works as a therapist and engaged to a wonderful man. Finally Chloe feels as if she has moved on from her past but then girls around her start to disappear again. This was a solid debut novel with a pretty surprising twist at the end.
5. Friends, Lovers and the Big Terrible Thing by Matthew Perry
Friends is my favorite show and Chandler my favorite character so I was stoked when this book was announced. Of course, Friends is not the focus of this book, Matthew’s history of addiction is. I’ve always admired his honesty when talking about his addiction in the past but wow was I not prepared for how much he went, and continues, to go through. Matthew is still in recovery for his addiction. He almost died in 2021 and started writing shortly after. This is not a look back on addiction and his triumphant recovery. This book IS his recovery. You can feel it through his words. This book was painful and bleak but also hopeful with a dry sense of humor sprinkled throughout. 
4. When We Lost Our Heads by Heather O’Neill 
This book is not for everybody but it was for me! This book follows the life of two friends, spoiled Marie and devilish Sadie, during the late 1800s. While Marie grows to inherit her father’s sugar empire, Sadie disappears into the gritty underworld of Montreal and within the working class a revolution is brewing. This is written with a strange whimsy that makes some of the darker aspects in it feel dreamlike. TW: Rape 
3. I’m Glad My Mom Died by Jeanette McCurdy
I’m the same age as Jeanette and was in high school when icarly first aired. I never considered myself a fan but looking back, I watched a lot of it and it was a genuinely funny show. McCurdy’s memoir is a honest, funny but also heartbreaking look into the world of a child actor that never wanted to be one. What she went through was horrible and her ability to write this book with such wit and grace is incredible. She’s a very talented writer and I’m glad she finally got to tell her story and pursue what I think is her real passion: writing,
2. Juniper and Thorn by Ava Reid
This was marketed as a Juniper Tree retelling but it really has nothing to do with the fairy tale. Marlinchen and her two older sisters live with their wizard father in a world where magic is a thing of the past as industry booms. As witches, the three sisters are used as a tourist trap to earn money. They are rarely allowed to leave their home and one night they sneak out to the ballet and Marlinchen falls in love with the talented leading hero. Marlinchen continues to disobey her father as dead bodies around town suddenly start to turn up. This book was eerie and wholly original. It was dark but in some of the best ways. TW: Gore and Sexual Assault
1. Nocturne by Alyssa Wees
This book as being marketed as a Beauty and the Beast retelling, I think it needs to be looked at as its own story. I'd say it's more of a Beauty and the Beast inspired story than a true retelling. The writing style is gorgeous. The imagery it conjures is both dreamlike and haunting. Our main character Grace has lived a tragic but fascinating life. The flashbacks of a childhood during the Great Depression mixed into a strange fairytale setting was one of my favorite aspects of the book. The combination of fantasy and historical is always a genre I like and I thought this was very well done. As for the plot, I don't want to give too much away but one thing that really resonating with me was the theme of death throughout. It comes up in many different and unsuspecting ways. I can't say too much but the outlook on death was a refreshing one that we don't see to often in media and it really made me think about life and morality. This book is for readers who enjoy dark fantasies and enchanting prose. And for any ballerinas out there as well!
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dkniade · 6 months
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Spring 2019 / Spring 2021 / Summer 2023
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Spring 2019, the spring immediately after.
But I helped out at a garage sell sale event, and drew some art based on items I thought were beautiful. Back then I was in the habit of drawing things I liked to preserve them. What happened to that inspiration and will?
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Spring 2021. A game with solitude and an imaginary friend. I had taken the time to capture that scene too. Despite the imaginary dialogue, it was quite a beautiful and calming scene. It’s but a memory now… Chromatic aberration, screen, overlay… When was the last time I’ve allowed myself to do this?
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Summer 2023. Over the years, I must’ve changed. Because of some imageries I’ve used in my old 2021-2022 poems, I’ve started seeing myself as such. This collateral damage must be undone. I’ve been trying to do so. It’s working.
I suppose I was undone by my own poetry despite my intentions. Unknowingly hurting myself through these layers of metaphors… Never again, as long as I can will myself to go against it.
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peaceinthestorm · 2 years
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Eilif Peterssen (1852-1928, Norwegian) ~ Nocturne, 1887
[Source: Google Art Project]
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anthonyspage · 1 year
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🌌🏞🌕❄️🏔🌳🌊🏘🦉
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briefbestiary · 1 year
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A water-lurking demon, a bukavac is a rather noisy nocturnal monster. With its curling horns and six limbs it is ready to pounce upon its prey, choking the life from them.
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4eternal-life · 1 year
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Adolf Dietrich  (Swiss, 1877–1957)
Full moon over Lake Constance,  1919
Oil on board
catalogue © Koller Auctions
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huariqueje · 6 months
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The recurring dream  - Alessandro Tofanelli, 2005.
Italian, b. 1959  -
Oil on canvas , 50 × 50 cm.
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Fuck it's been less than like, 10 days since Castlevania Nocturne came out and they already announced a season 2? I mean I'm excited as fuck but also damn.
Just hope thr animators and writers get paid enough and aren't rushed
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nocturnalghoul · 8 months
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"lake" :3
This is a personal attack against me (♡) but entirely fair lol. Um have this snippet from one the 9 instances of the word lake in this fic hehe.
Swiss hears one last sparkling laugh accompanied by a mumbled “this is about to be so much fun” before getting yanked forward off of the dock and downwards to the depths of the lake, not to return again for hours.
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nicholasfriedrich · 2 years
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Nocturnal Bath II
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nightfaeses · 11 months
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Mistress of the Mirror 🪞
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