Museum Of Moss 

Field of cornflowers in Poland. Photos © LGD Roztocze Tomaszowskie.

Practical, not sexist or supposed-to-look-hot female armor which actually protects you.

Just in case you forget this exists.

It exists.

anna henrietta’s dress → details

Surrealist Garden Las Pozas in México

“Magic happens at Las Pozas. Just like in work by Salvador Dalí, at Las Pozas art portrays one thing as another, invents a reality put in place of conventional, official, socially acceptable reality. More than painting a picture or sculpting an object, they produced an atmosphere, a privileged place.” ~ Irene Herner

Nestled in the thick jungles of San Luis Potosí, Mexico, Edward James discovered the perfect setting for staging his life’s masterpiece. A surrealist labyrinth unfolds amid waterfalls and ponds—natural and man-made—that prepare the mind for immersion into a dream world. With buildings that evoke nonsense, doors leading nowhere, stairways to the sky and concrete flowers that sprout beside real ones, one man’s dreams are realized and reality is displaced by fantasy.

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I wish I knew how to outline stories. I’ve tried so many times but I never get it.

I need an outlining coach or tutor or some shit. Someone who will sit me down, talk over what’s supposed to happen with me, and walk me through the process of outlining.

Because this fic is plot heavy and I’m a total pantser and I’m gonna screw it up or hit a writers’ block of the “uh…what’s supposed to happen now?” variety if I don’t get my shit together.

Concilium by ViaEstelar

Path by Seless

Exercise 49 Results: Leatherworking Step by Step

Artist: Tim Von Rueden (vonn)

Check out the Exercise and Download the Practice Sheet HERE.

When it comes to fantasy concept and illustration work, you would be hard pressed not to include leather of some kind. We see it everywhere in video games, movies, and shows. I believe this material is essential to understand if you want to work in the industry. I personally love working with leather as it’s a textured surface that either has little to no shine, or a pretty defined highlight. You can carve into it to add designs or you can give it seams and stitching to add that extra detail. Learn to love this material as you may be having to create it a substantial amount of time!

Silver Dagger

Dated: 20th century

Culture: probably Russian

Medium: silver, enamel, gilding

The dagger’s blade features a blue enamel and gilt and Cyrillic “KF” marks with Russian silver stamps.

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