#victorian theme

[funeralfun]

Dark Victorian Gothic Phone Wallpapers ⚰️🫀🕷

**Not my art**

[enyoalkis]

My personal favorite Met Gala 2024 looks compiled ✨

[peninsulaisms]

[blondebrainpowered]

A. Scott, wearing a cards-themed costume, 1887.

Photographer: William James Topley

[famousinuniverse]

Sherlock Holmes Pub, London, United kingdom: The Sherlock Holmes is a Victorian-themed public house in Northumberland Street near Charing Cross railway station and Trafalgar Square which contains a large collection of memorabilia related to the fictional detective Sherlock Holmes. The original collection was put together for display in Baker Street in London during the Festival of Britain in 1951. Wikipedia

[universalzone]

[calitsnow]

{The love of a princess and her knight}

Click for better quality

[paverage-blog]

Who wants to see pictures of my Sherlock Holmes themed study? (I made a wonky cross stitch sign for it because my partner kept calling it the “Stranger Things room”.)

[sweetmelodygraphics]

[stygianheart]

Since we’re (most likely) getting a season 2 of OPLA, I swear to god if Ace doesn’t simultaneously look like a greasy rat living in a sewer and also a super hot man I might throw a fit.

AND HE BETTER SIT LIKE THIS—

[lupaal]

[ultrainfinitepit]

As someone who read your tag, went "Oh everyone will vote Angel anyways, I should vote [answer]", I'd find it interesting to see if the poll is skewed because of that. Not a bad thing !! what will win will still be liked, but that's the Stats class in me

"Every poll is a goal!" I might have put that tag on purpose ;)) we'll see if it has any effect.

One of my hopes with the Themed Monster Enamel Pins series is to let me branch out from angels. If all the winning monsters from each set are angels it doesn't help me do that. But I won't be too mad about it if it happens because I do still love angels a lot.

[mgktz]

My brother's been really excited to start his first DnD campaign so i wanted to do something nice and draw his first character portrait 🧙‍♂️

[oopbackinmymcdphase]

Hear me OUT Emmalyn revenge arc. Give that girl a FANTASY GUN‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️

[hellisntreal]

a power of peace and healing//your bones run strong

I spent a very long time trying to work out a Stone design and I'm still not settled! I'm sure like my other humanizations of Fallen London entities, I'll come up with a few <3

[skogsdotter-draws]

Ok but, regarding TMAGP 27, I can't stop thinking about Jonah writing, after sending Archibald to a certain death, "It is done, and I am surprised to find how little remorse I feel." It reminds me of his statement in MAG 160:

"The discovery, not simply of the dark and horrible reality of the world in which you live, but that you would quite willingly doom that world and confine the billions in it to an eternity of terror and suffering, all to ensure your own happiness, to place yourself beyond pain and death and fear. (...) It is an awful thing to know about yourself."

I will never get tired of little details about his life being revealed (regardless of the timeline/dimension) because the parallel between his discovery of the supernatural world and the discovery of his own true self and the things he's capable of is so interesting and compelling to me.

Along with the knowledge of the horrors that exist in his world comes the horror of the realization that he might be capable of anything to stop feeling scared and vulnerable, to put himself over everybody else if necessary. Every time curiosity leads him into a new experiment, a new sacrifice in the name of knowledge, he lets go a little bit of himself and his morality. And then, as it happened with Archibald, and as it happened with Barnabas in another world, he feels surprised of how easy it was. Of how he doesn't feel regret or grief, how at most he finds himself thinking that it was all a pity. So it becomes even easier each time, he finds freedom in it, as he also mentions in MAG 160— and one sacrifice after another, it all becomes incredibly simple. There is no fear of losing himself, only the fear of death and pain remains, and only after that process of two hundreds years can one condemn the world for his own sake.

The progressive descent into evil of Jonah Magnus, slowly exposed through statements and letters, will never stop being one of the more interesting parts of this podcast imo.