#martin rose

[lewishamiltonstuff]

My favourite set of images till date. Smiley Lewis.

[antiqwrld]

Grammy Weekend

[texaschainsawmascara]

by David LaChapelle

[moondostj]

“beautiful, and willful, and dead before her time.” / “he dreamed of her at times, so often that he could almost see her face. in his dreams, she was beautiful, and highborn, and her eyes were kind.” / “you saw her beauty, but not the iron underneath.” / “the slim, sad girl who wore a crown of pale blue roses and a white gown spattered with gore.”

— george r.r martin

[aaliyahunleashed]

Give the greats their flowers

Art from Jay Sims via Facebook.

[zegalba]

Re-Edition Magazine spring/summer 2024 Photography: Elin Svhan

[rose-of-redwall]

I crocheted a portrait of Martin the Warrior!

A part of the Redwall tapestry based on its depiction in the Nelvana show! It's based on my own pattern of that image. If anyone remembers the necklace I cross-stitched, it's an adaptation of that same home-made pattern.

Do you think anyone would be interested in purchasing one of these tapestries?

[bonaesperanza]

What you need to understand is that all the things I've ever been obsessed with ever since I was a little girl are actually in conversation with/inspired by each other.

AKA the literary equivalent of the Habsburg family tree (It really explains how a lot of these guys come off as very similar even though the authors have never heard of each other e.g. Gen Queensthief and Lymond. It's because they share like 98% of their DNA and can be traced to 2 common ancestors. Captive Prince is basically that one guy who was so inbred he needed to eat through a straw because he couldn't open his jaw, and I say this in the most affectionate way possible.)

I'm pretty sure lots of these people have also been inspired by Dumas and Sabatini, but I can't find them saying so on record (only Lynn Flewelling cited Sabatini among her influences).

Other common influences that I didn't include because either I've never been more than lukewarm on them or because they're a cultural milestone everyone's read are Tolkien (obviously), Shakespeare (obviously), Mary Renault, Arthur Conan Doyle, Anne Rice, and obviously the Odyssey, the inventor of the guile hero. Other books inspired by these that I didn't include because I've never been more than lukewarm on them include Diana Gabaldon's Outlander, Cassandra Claire's entire opus, Christopher Ruocchio's Sun Eater, Scott Lynch's The Lies of Locke Lamora (which I remember liking a lot when I was reading them, but I don't remember anything about them currently), and Jacqueline Carey's Kushiel series. And also a million Star Wars and ASOIAF copycats I guess. Thought I might list them anyway in case somebody used this as a reclist. Some rando on Reddit said that Martin cited Dunnett as one of his influences but I can't find where he said that? All I've found was an ancient forum post where he says he never read them.

*Pacat has cited ASOIAF as an influence on her Dark Rise books, which I haven't read, but I included it nonetheless.

Also the arrow between Kay and Graves should be in the opposite direction but I can't be arsed to fix it lol

[tragic-ships-tournament]

Tragic Ships Tournament Round 1

NOTE: INCREDIBLE JMART ART FROM @q-isthebestletter!

Propaganda under the cut!

Tenrose:

"Oh my god they're so. ugh. they mean literally everything to me. From the wiki: 'They frequently bring out the best in each other, supporting and uplifting the other person, comforting them, and sometimes just acting totally giddy to be in each other's presence. They both display their trust in the other person's capabilities on numerous occasions, and seem uncommonly matched.' HOW CUTE IS THAT 😭😭😭😭 . BRO HE LITERALLY SAYS I LOVE YOU TO HER AND THEN FLIES AWAY. OH MY GOD. BEING THE DOCTOR PREVENTS HIM FROM MAKING ACTUAL CONNECTION BUT THAT DOESNT STOP MY BOI. OGH AND ALSO " “I made my choice a long time ago. I'm never gonna leave you.” ROSE WTF"

Jmart:

"Martin thinks it's hot when Jon smites the horrors. He wants them to 'get their murder on.' Get yourself a man that supports your murderous tendencies."

bonus propaganda because that one was so short: "they literally had me sobbing on my kitchen floor. idk what else to say, man 😭"

[revolutionarygirlmabel]

From Mabel Episode 17: Orientation

[lewishamiltonstuff]

King of the realm! 💛💜 - Jamie

[winterprince601]

very funny to me that grrm went "here is my geopolitical fantasy epic loosely based on the war of the roses. i've elevated the fraught family dynamics, elaborated the dynastic tensions and imbued the entire thing with a magical dimension that pushes the action into the mythic. what are the names of the feuding houses that started it all? uhhhh (looking at smudged writing on hand that reads: york vs lancaster) stark and lannister. one of them is in the north. another features a vilified disabled man but ohoho it's not the one you'd expect!"

[nyc-looks]

Toyin, 29

“The concept of juxtaposition is something I often incorporate into my looks. I love teetering the line of a sporty and masculine look and feel, combined with feminine pieces. I enjoy pairing statement pieces with the unassuming; to create something interestingly subdued, yet elevated. I tend to gravitate towards clothing with texture and dimension. I find joy in playing with shape, often challenging the silhouettes of my clothes by temporarily altering them with safety pins or clips to add more dimension or volume. I’m wearing Akila sunglasses, a L’academie bomber jacket via Revolve, Martine Rose jersey, Balenciaga bag, a thrifted linen skirt, Area sandals, and Uniqlo socks.”

Oct 20, 2024 ∙ East Village

[cloudberrylane]

taskmaster + pedantry

series 5:

series 9:

series 15, episode 4:

series 15, episode 8:

series 15, episode 9:

series 16, ep. 8:

[vunderjoy]

Funny trend

[zegalba]

Maison Martin Margiela spring/summer 2006