Luthien Tinuviel In The Halls Of Menegroth

I've been naked since I was born

"At last, a living legend lets it be" concert review in The Guardian (October 1989) / Paul McCartney standing next to a statue of himself and his former bandmates in his hometown of Liverpool (2018) / "Still Sane" (2013) – Lorde / "That Was Me" (2007) – Paul McCartney / Paul McCartney and George Harrison, arriving at Orly airport, France (1965) / Paul McCartney quoted in Moranthology (2012) – Caitlin Moran / "Naked" (2018) – Paul McCartney / "Paul and Linda McCartney: Ram" review in The AV Club (May 2012) / "How I Became a Paul McCartney Fan: Discovering the Depths of the Former Beatle’s Underappreciated Solo Catalog" Billboard (June 2018) / "Vintage Clothes" (2007) – Paul McCartney / "Naked" (2018) – Paul McCartney / "One Of These Days" (1980) – Paul McCartney / "Sir Paul McCartney: 'Retire From What?'" BBC 6 Music News (2018) / "Karma" (2022) – Taylor Swift / Paul McCartney pictured beneath portraits of the Beatles from his exhibition "1963-64: Eyes of the Storm" at the Brooklyn Museum (2024) / "One Of These Days" (1980) – Paul McCartney / "Naked" (2018) – Paul McCartney

Portrait study of Olenna Tyrell one of my favorite characters from A Song of Ice and Fire, as portrayed by Diana Rigg in the HBO series

antarctic exploration is so funny because you read about the endurance expedition and it’s a zany adventure with a lovable stowaway and trials and tribulations that show the indomitable nature of the human spirit without a single man lost and it ends in a thematically resonant and meaningful way with a fitting and beautiful conclusion and then you get to the belgica and the crew are running away constantly, they frame the cook for his own beatdown and get him fired, the beloved moral-boosting chipper ships boy literally falls off of the boat and drowns before they even GET to antarctica, the commandant and the captain are deliberately freezing the ship in ice to protect their beautiful belgian honor, they’re constantly falling into crevasses, and the ships pet penguin dies in what i cannot stress enough is the most narratively ominous and portentous circumstance on the morning of their imprisonment in the ice. the doctor was literally imprisoned for fraud.

Because everyone keeps asking about it.

These Bastards are available as prints, cards and postcards over on RedBubble.

I’ve had a go at making stickers out of these and it’s bloody horrendous. So I hope you all can suffice with prints for now.

Please also have a look over on my INPRNT store for more artwork x

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The Dreamer finds herself in Carcosa, and is saved by a Cat of Ulthar.

Work in progress that is taking me way too long, for my pet project with @amyma-ymamy.

By the way this is a lovely and funny series of video on the matter.

Admiral Pavel Chichagov might be one of my favorite failure of a man ever. It's hilarious. Poor guy was a fish out of water. Literally.

Barclay de Tolly and Bagration in Russian military camp circa 1812

As a mainly sapphic woman the only thing that would make me worse about the Beatles is of they were girls.

Can’t get enough of the girlies (Girl George is doing things to me)

Took a break from england to listen to the new History of Byzantium and I'm just immensely charmed by the anecdote about how the Niceans very carefully brought Mongol ambassadors to court via the route that required going through as many mountain passes as possible to try and minimize how invadable-by-horse-archers they seemed.

Also this charming music