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Bob Peak illustrations for Camelot (1967)

#camelot

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I got to see some leyendecker pieces in person! He’s a really big inspiration of mine so one of the things I focused on was the actual close ups of the brush strokes in his pieces bc they’re so cool

#art

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“Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn.” | “No, I don’t think I will kiss you, although you need kissing, badly. That’s what’s wrong with you. You should be kissed and often, and by someone who knows how.”

Gone with the Wind + Costume Design by Walter Plunkett (1939)

#gone with the wind

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GONE WITH THE WIND (1939) dir. Victor Fleming

#gone with the wind

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Scarlett’s green dresses used to symbolize greed // Scarlett’s red dresses used to symbolize lust in Gone With The Wind (1938)

#gone with the wind #scarlett o'hara #fashion history #1860s fashion #color symbolism

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Melanie Hamilton’s barbecue at Twelve Oaks dress in Gone With The Wind (1938)

#art history #costume design #fashion history #1860s fashion #gone with the wind #melanie hamilton

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returning to tumblr because twitter has fallen apart

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do u know how dumb u have to be to rate limit a social media outlet, allowing users to view only 600 posts/day, which can be scrolled through in two minutes. literally sentencing your own platform to death…

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Tomorrow belongs to those who can hear it coming - David Bowie 

#david bowie

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#david bowie

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David Bowie on board the QE2, in Southampton, UK, photographed by Mick Rock, January 1973

#david bowie

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Victor Gabriel Gilbert (1847-1935, French) ~ Jeune femme lisant, n/d

[Source: Christie’s]

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The Cafe Royal - Charles Ginner

1911

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Frederick Childe Hassam (1859-1935, American) ~ The Sonata, 1893

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Sarahs ballgown in The Labyrinth in 4k

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David Bowie as Jareth LABYRINTH (1986) - dir. Jim Henson

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Paul Merwart (1855-1902, Polish) ~ Refuge before a Storm, 1880

[Source: artvee.com]