bitterquill:

Tom Hiddleston

(Source: unusualmemories)

sweettoothforsong:

Modest Mouse - “Satin In A Coffin”

(Source: phobs-heh)

supersonicelectronic:

Recent work by Marco Mazzoni.

saddest-summer:

Blue Sky by Monica Craik

andrewharlow:

peter ravn

(Source: ggrint)

(Source: rubberbaby-buggybumpers)

japanoldandnew:

Orchid. Kisho Tsukuda. 1998.

bowlersandtophats:

msgryz:

“What did he do to me…?”

Because Amon taking Bolin’s bending away would have been the saddest thing ever.

WHY WOULD YOU DRAW THIS…….

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art-of-swords:

Dagger with Scabbard

• Date: Blade: mid-16th century; Hilt and scabbard: 16th century
• Culture: Blade: Turkish; hilt and scabbard: European
• Medium: Steel, damascened with gold
• Dimensions: Length overall 10 3/8 in. ( 26.34 cm) Length blade 7 3/8 in. ( 18.72 cm) Width of blade 0 7/8 in. ( 2.21 cm)
• Classification: Knives

Near Eastern blades were highly valued in Europe, and many fine examples were exported and mounted with European hilts.

In this example, the Ottoman blade has been fitted with a hilt and scabbard damascened with gold arabesques of oriental inspiration.

The blade is inscribed in Persian (one of the languages of the Ottoman court): “It is a dagger since it attempted [to take] the life of the unfaithful lover. My Turk took it [wrapped in gold] and bound it to his sash.”

Source & Copyright: Metropolitan Museum of Art 

(Source: mellebulle)

phobs-heh:

Nomads & their eagles, by John Delaney