#dragonfly woman

[weirdlookindog]

Remedios Varo (1908-1963) - La Mujer libélula (Dragonfly Woman), c. 1961

[lovedlikeahummingbird]

Dragonfly Woman by Nancy Desjarlais

[frenchfry99]

Looks can be deceiving, aren't they?

Her main job is to gather information for the mob, so same as her original version, Daria always knows the weather, just in a bit different way, assisting in planning missions and making sure the environment for them is safe, including getting rid of targets that get in the way of the "family's" success.

Has a habit of calling others pet names. If you're her victim too dw. Will call you "sugar" in your face and then stab you in the back lol-

Daria always wears her usual ambitious and flamboyant personality, though , for example, Frank would rather call her pretty insufferable (pretty AND insufferable as I like to say:3 ).

I mean he's not wrong, you gotta have some strong nerves or similar personality so her company would be bearable- still her humorous and energetic self, her kindness and care are rather performative than her original version, Daria would help someone else only if they're part of the family/it's in her interest and she'd get something in return. But if you really caught her eye, you're cherished as the most precious thing in her life-

Convinced she can get whatever she wants.. And she will! One way or another, bad or good - Daria will get to her goal

"Me? A journalist? You're making me laugh, darlin'. " But they're not joking, Daria! Oh if only you remembered- well, at least now you'll always remember what you get for being too nosy

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[fortunaestalta]

[ghostowlattic]

unCommon Housewife 

from Grotesque Mockery

[chidori-art]

dragonfly_summer

[chronivore]

Dragonfly, Mandroid, Ultra-Woman, and Big Brain

[ladyironsky]

So I'm reading the Outlander series (having watched 3 or so seasons a few years ago) and am currently on book 2, Dragonfly in Amber. And. Claire makes a joke referencing the fucking Lincoln assassination. And. Jamie just has no fucking idea what she's talking about?? And it's hilarious? The fact is Claire could be making so many funny references to the future and barely does so is a crime.

[mythical-art]

Libelle, c.1884 von Gustave Moreau (Undatiert, Wasserfarbe auf Papier)

[l00k4tm4m45c415]

[dubabaorum]

Pham Thi Nghia (Vietnamese, 1949), "Cô gái và chuồn chuồn" (Young woman and the dragonflies), Lacquer on wood, 50 cm x 50 cm, 2019

[tricornonthecob]

Guess who took a half dose instead of a quarter dose of her adhd meds and, after listening to too much late 90s pop, decided she was going to elaborate on this post and make a full-on sequence out of it?

I thought about releasing the whole thing when I finished it but I'm honestly kind of hype how I did the water so I wanted to share.

So I guess I'll be releasing it in parts as I work on it and then the full thing when I'm done.

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[love-for-carnation]

Red Carnation with a Dragonfly, 1760 Barbara Regina Dietzsch (1706 - 1783, German) Barbara was a Bavarian painter and engraver known for her still lifes, and she also painted birds and shells. Her works sold in Germany, England, Holland, and France. They were collected in the Netherlands and England. Additionally, although Dietzsch herself did not illustrate textbooks, her works have been included in German natural history books. Christoph Jacob Trew, a physician and botanist, was a patron of botanical art in Nuremberg, including that of the Dietzsch family. Her work was influential on artist Ernst Friedrich Carl Lang. Germaine Greer describes Dietzsch's work as "exact and linear, as one might expect of designs for engraving, but in her more ambitious flower pieces she exhibited a conservatism of approach which was fairly antiquarium."

[witchyfashion]

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[ispa-vixen-of-the-deep-blue-sea]

Ispa's dragonfly sea shell necklace

[arinewman7]

Kobieta-ważka (Woman-dragonfly)

Wilhelm Kotarbiński

ca. 1920