━ Gotta Go Insane To Stay Sane 

Yoo Ji-ho & Eun-Woo in One Spring Night ep 01

“It’s funny you say that, because the touchstones were part of me. I really feel a connection to Geralt and who he is and his nature, especially from the books. And having played the game for many, many, many hours, it was something that I had a connection with. And so it was just about bringing a version of me, which is a version of Geralt, into Lauren’s show.”

THE WITCHER NETFLIX APPRECIATION WEEK Day Five/Favorite Cast Member ⇒ HENRY CAVILL

Phoenix Song: Echo (2021) #1 Cover Variant by Oscar Vega

With 2020 now behind us and 2021 starting off like a bad hangover I wanted to take a moment to look through some fun times from the past year. To start off here are my top 10 photos / digital art pieces from 2020, as chosen by you. ^^

I want to say a huge THANK YOU to Hanna Vander Woude, Rae, Lexi The First, Steven the Second, and Miles Landis for making these all possible.

I cannot express how fortunate I feel to have quarantine companions who support me, encouraged me to be my best, and who tolerate my “artistic explosions” ( if you’ve ever lived with a crafter / artist type you know the struggle). lol

They kept me sane during a very turbulent year. THANK YOU!❤️

Most prints can be found on my etsy shop :)

@ https://www.etsy.com/shop/ArcherInventive

Sugawara: Kageyama and Hinata are screaming and shouting outside, don’t you think you should do something?

Daichi: You’re right, I should.

Daichi: *closes the window*

eu amo ser brasileira 

God 🥵

Details in Blue

Infanta Isabel de Bourbon, 1866, by Vicente Palmaroli y Gonzalez.

Madame Charles Simon Favart, 1757, by François-Hubert Drouais.

Marie-Thérèse de Savoie, 1775, by Jean-Baptiste André Gautier-Dagoty.

Princesse de Broglie, 1853, by Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres.

Admiring the Gift, by Pio Ricci.

Portrait de Philomena Lynch, 1900’s, by Paul Jobert.

Marie-Antoinette with the Rose, 1783, by Louise Élisabeth Vigée Le Brun.

Anne Streatfeild, 1756, by Arthur Devis.

María Isabel Álvarez y Montes, 1868, by Federico Madrazo.

Portrait of Amalia de Llano, 1853, by Federico de Madrazo y Kuntz.

shutting in. 

heather havrilesky // “last one up”, paul oxborough // from a letter to theo van gogh, vincent van gogh // on the beach at night alone (2017), dir. sang-soo hong // shauna niequist

Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit + Hugs