“I’m having his baby! No I’m not, but you should see your faces!”

people like Jon Batiste are actual fucking musical geniuses on every level and then it's like. man. the world just hears beep beep beep and goes ok that's good enough

Sketches by A.K. MacDonald, 1932

every time i look fiona apple up on tumblr now i have to see some femcel coquette girlblogger blah blah blah shut the fuck UP

fiona apple photographed by jin ohashi, 1999

ROMAN EMERALD INTAGLIO WITH FORTUNA IN GOLD RING Ca. 200-300 AD

An oval-shaped emerald intaglio that is engraved with a depiction of a standing figure of the goddess Fortuna set in a Victorian period gold ring formed of a round-section rod that is elegantly shaped, giving it a striking appearance. Fortuna, who is one of the most revered goddesses in Roman mythology was the goddess of fortune and luck, and she was believed to bring success and prosperity to those who worshipped her. She was often depicted as a standing figure, holding a cornucopia in one hand and a rudder in the other. The cornucopia symbolized abundance, while the rudder symbolized her control over destiny. The goddess was worshipped by people from all walks of life, including emperors, soldiers, and merchants, who sought her blessings for their endeavors.

Snowdrops by rowanC82 on Flickr.

gallery walls appreciation post because lately i've been obsessed with them ✶

Book of Thel Designs from “A Small Book of Designs” (plates 1, 4, 6, 7)

William Blake

Blake was commissioned to make a small book of illustrations from his books. Of course Blake is meant to be read with the words and the images equally, these are still really brilliant impressions of the etchings. I’ll post a few sets from the other book contained in “A Small Book of Designs” later.

Venus of Laussel (46 cm), limestone bas-relief, Dordogne,France, circa 25,000 years old

Inuit sculptures by Liss Stender

Traditional inuit male and female sculptures in Nuuk, Greenland