#it’s hauntingly beautiful

[triplethewinds]

might schedule a cry over Who Will Know (Tragedy) for 30 minutes

[elvispresley]

nowhere man is such a masterpiece 🥲💖💘💞

[bluestarbitch]

Wayne McLoughlin you’ll always be famous to me

Wayne McLoughlin I miss you dearly

[lu-luvslestat]

the feminine urge to be ethereal and hauntingly beautiful

[torbins-braid]

Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith (2005) / Padmé Amidala's Water/Funeral Gown

[voodooya]

🖤.

[xyzzmy]

hauntingly beautiful strange girls who have dreams and visions of doom at their window

[jeyneofpoole]

rat king

[berensreverie]

See, this is all I ever wanted for you. For both of us.

[destiny-islanders]

a beginning (comic version!)

animatic version here!

[cherry-blossom-qf]

All she wanted to do was dance under the stars ✨

[hyunpic]

january 2024 with hyunjin

[silmarillaure]

Canonically Feanor’s eyes may have been gray but…

no one is going to stop be from believing that he has these one of a kind holographic crystal like eyes.

Forget Galadriel’s hair resembling Silmarils, she’s not that special.

Feanor poured himself into those jewels and the windows to his soul should reflect that.

[maybe-boys-do-love]

Ride (Chotun Puttipong) is just an anonymous delivery driver. His helmet, his headlessness, even his name all alienate him from any personal identity. He is simply the labor he provides and nothing more. When Tarnsai (Jennie Panhan) cares enough to appreciate his work (that he would drive late in the rain when others weren't willing) and offer him a cup of coffee (a gesture that has more personal meaning rather than just the money he's earned) he removes his helmet to reveal a face, a real human being, that Tarnsai can form a connection with.

People often misunderstand Marxism as anti-labor, when it's chief concern is actually the dehumanization of the people who are laboring. Peaceful Property is so profoundly interested in remembering the human lives of forgotten laborers. They had struggles and loved ones and dreams and faces. They dreamed of better lives, of homes they could go to when all the work was done. But it's not just the ghosts. Look at how the team had to investigate through pages of renters' names to find Tarnsai because the landlord had no relationship to the tenets. Marxist alienation is about the loneliness everyone can feel when we're limited to these empty commodified relationships.

[blythe-dollz]

to be hauntingly beautiful and doomed from the start

[ghostshipglamour]

I’ve seen this scene be used as evidence that Jopson’s a freak and that’s because he is HOWEVER I need to defend my boy:

Have you ever met a sewist? There’s no piece of a project that hasn’t taken a trip through my mouth. We’ve been blessed with the ultimate thread-slicker, end-cutter, pin-holder, hem-folder, snap-fastener, etc etc etc and it would be foolish not to use it.

If my job was to make Crozier presentable lord knows i’d need Every Tool At My Disposal because by the gods he’s not making it easy