#Movie: Photograph

[uuuhshiny]

Vladimir Verevochkin

@giftober 2024 | Day 12: Hidden talent + Day 13: Olympics/Spots

[daily-spooky]

Tim Burton’s Corpse Bride wedding dress! 🖤

[emilyscastlevania]

[dakota-zen]

[beppeux]

And more than

[fanofspooky]

Scream Queen - Katharine Isabelle

[in-tenebris-et-in-solitudine]

How to Un-Fuck Your Brain?..

[earlicking]

Larry Sultan, "Mom looking through curtain" _ 1989

[a-dream-seeking-light]

syd mead-designed lapd squad car used on the production of ridley scott’s blade runner (1982).  photographed by @iamted7 via the petersen automotive museum in la.  

[elysianymph]

james is very fascinated by muggle cameras. lily and regulus notice this of course and lily pitches an idea: to get james a camera for his birthday. they save up the money they need for a higher quality camera and wrap it up in a fancy box and present it to him on his birthday. the smile james gives them is worth every penny they spent.

they expected the obsession that came after. james took his camera everywhere, always taking pictures, not just of the the scenery or himself, but of his friends and family and most importantly of lily and regulus. what they didn't expect was that james had all of their photos printed and compiled them into an album, decorated it and drew little hearts and stars and flowers on it and wrote down little notes of what had happened the day the photos were taken. he revealed this album to them on their anniversary as a shared gift.

some of the many pictures james has taken of his lovers:

[wendyverboom]

[emilyscastlevania]

Winona Ryder on the set of Bram Stoker’s Dracula.

[terakabil]

Barbara Palvin 🩷

[dakota-zen]

[beppeux]

[arrimorr]

Your art style is very unique it reminds me of professional artist that draws old children stories

What inspired you ?

Thank you so much 😭😭😭 Im honestly very surprised whenever someone says I have any form of a style in what I do, because, personally, I think I am a bit all over the place (which is normal since Im still trying a lot of things out for myself)

First of all, I'm very inspired by Brecht Evens, especially the way he works with color and is capable of showing different light environments through it.

My brain chemistry was also forever changed by the way over the Garden wall artists went about depiction of creepy cartoony stuff.

Also, I've been going though a process of re-evaluating soviet art for the last couple of years. I absolutely HATED it as I child but I had to revisit it for one of my Uni researches and there are actually a lot of fun examples of work with color and shapes there????