Inspirations

This is a side blog from my main, dulcet-ink (an art blog) of things that I enjoy.

sweetcharr:
“Mimi Holliday Spring 2018
” — sweetcharr:
Mimi Holliday Spring 2018
(via rarebritney)

(via rarebritney)

jareckiworld:
“Kaneko Tomiyuki - 妖怪 (Yōkai) [mineral pigments, Japanese ink, transparent watercolor, acrylic, pen foil on Japanese paper, 2017]
” — jareckiworld:
Kaneko Tomiyuki - 妖怪 (*Yōkai*) [mineral pigments, Japanese ink, transparent watercolor, acrylic, pen foil on Japanese paper, 2017]
(via toralf)

renaissance-art:

Tintoretto c. 1598-1602
Penitent Magdalene (details)

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barcarole:
“Faust, F. W. Murnau, 1926.
” — barcarole:
*Faust*, **F. W. Murnau**, 1926.
(via drewisaloser)

yeeuck:
“ Pair of gloves
Place of origin: Spain (probably, made)
Date: 1800
Artist/Maker: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Kid, linen thread; hand-sewn
” — yeeuck:
Pair of gloves
Place of origin: Spain (probably, made)
Date: 1800
Artist/Maker: Unknown
Materials and Techniques: Kid, linen thread; hand-sewn

young-aatlas:

I played the part of party rocker well I paint it like a rocker well
I rock a welfare line like I was headlining the Rockabelles
Raising up the bar, these jumpers is far below
They want a rockstar, why you playing guitar hero?
Easy Come, Easy Go by Rafael Casal & Daveed Diggs (2018)

forevernoon:
“Yoshijiro Urushibara, Camellias in a vase, ca. 1930s
” — forevernoon:
Yoshijiro Urushibara, Camellias in a vase, ca. 1930s
(via mugrosopirata)

nemfrog:
““Luminous fish. From depth of 8,100 feet.” Living lights : a popular account of phosphorescent animals and vegetables. 1887.
” — nemfrog:
“Luminous fish. From depth of 8,100 feet.” **Living lights : a popular account of phosphorescent animals and vegetables.** 1887.
(via mugrosopirata)

supremeleaderkylorens:

The Witch (2015) // Hereditary (2018)