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1925 Fabulous Jeanne Lanvin evening dress "La Cavallini". Black taffeta embroidered with silver thread, rhinestones and fine pearls. From Art Deco, FB.

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Feral kid, João Ruas

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The house is rumoured to be located beyond the sea. It collects wealthy guests. It is preternaturally beautiful.

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November, 1918 Cover of "Smart Set" magazine.

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George Baxendale Kearey - Bookshop (1923)

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The Moon and Five of Pentacles

Right, okay, the only way out is through.

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'Moonboat' by Ida Rentoul Outhwaite, 1920s

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The Siren by Edward John Poynter (1864)

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The Magic of Pan’s Flute by John Reinhard Weguelin (1905)

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"The language of myth is still, as ever, the secret speech of the inarticulate human soul; and if one has learned to listen to this speech with the heart, then it is not surprising that Aeschylos and Plato and Heraclitus are eternal voices and not merely relics of a bygone and primitive era. Perhaps it is now more than ever important to hear these poetic visions of the orderly nature of the universe, because we have grown so dangerously far from them. The mythic perception of the universe governed by immutable moral as well as physical law is alive and well in the unconscious…" ~Liz Greene, "The Astrology of Fate"

Dancing Nymphs ~ 1920's ~ Blendon Reed Campbell (American painter, 1872-1969)

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"November—with uncanny witchery in its changed trees. With murky red sunsets flaming in smoky crimson behind the westering hills."

–L.M. Montgomery

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Buona serata, Andrea Calisi

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For clarity, given the current discourse (tm), @girlfleeshouse is an art bot in the old-school sense — essentially a self-randomising collection of my ( @tanaudel's) favourite things, arranged using Tracery on Cheap Bots Toot Suite.

It began as a table of "directions for fleeing" (choose one from each column) in a little zine I made of instructions for fleeing girls.

Then I started coding it to self-randomise, using the grammar in Tracery. This is a screenshot of the section of the code which grew from the page above.

Of course the project promptly got wildly out of hand, and I keep adding sentence structures, ominous beings, and hauntings.

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A shivering shape at the edge of your eye — the figure who waits at the end of the drive.

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© Nona Limmen {Instagram / Webshop}

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Four of Wands and Three of Pentacles

The costume party will take place in the usual crypt.