Death And The Maiden By Ana Sanchez

The Forest by Nikita Gill

Christopher Mullins

it's crazy that people can consume the same media yet come away with vastly different & wrong opinions. not me though because i'm always right

William Wordsworth

Luo Li Rong

» John Atkinson Grimshaw (1836 - 1893)

Liverpool from Wapping

Stapleton Park near Pontefract Sun

Shipping on the Clyde

Park Row, Leeds

A Moonlit Lane

Blackman Street, London

Philip de László - Portrait of Cecile Rankin, 1937 (detail), oil on canvas

Physically? I'm here but mentally I'm on a one way train to a mysterious city where nobody knows my name after just leaving an omnious note for my friends and family

““Read a thousand books, and your words will flow like a river.””

— Lisa See

dark academia, once again

an aesthetic that is inspired by old and classic literature/philosophy, as well as themes of existentialism and death. it revolves around a dark color scheme as the name implies, with hints of earthy tones as well, such as navy green, burgundy, cream, and brown/beige. this whole aesthetic is about looking like a wise-cracking, pretentious scholar, so you'd usually see one wearing plaid or suede dress pants, knitted turtlenecks, black belts, blazers, baggy overcoats, dress shoes/black heels, and pocket watches/gold vintage watches. you will occasionally find one lounging around in a used bookstore, reading old classics and writing poetry, or in a vintage coffee shop, ordering a black coffee or a green tea with no sugar.