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Marta / 19 / Wrocław, Poland / english philology student / hobbyist artist.

Tags: my art / replies / my gifs

Musicals: Les Miserables (E/R tag) / Notre Dame de Paris / The Phantom of the Opera

TV: The Lord of the Rings / Firefly / Star Trek / Sherlock / Star Wars / Merlin / Supernatural / Doctor Who / Superheroes / Game of Thrones

Games: Dragon Age / Portal / Skyrim / Team Fortress 2 / Assassin's Creed / Ace Attorney / Professor Layton / Bioshock

Animation: Sengoku BASARA / Gintama / Studio Ghibli / Disney

Inspiration: other / writing / music / fashion / armors / art / references / fic/book recs

magratheology:

Okay this is my favourite ambigram I’ve made

wienermeister:

When Medic signed onto Reliable Excavation and Demolition, he promised himself that he would no longer hide who he was. After decades of being persecuted, hunted, shunned, and imprisoned by his own countrymen, a daring escape, and the beginning of a life of questionable morals and even more questionable legality, he had had enough. At this stage of his life, if anyone made a move against him, he had the means and the knowledge necessary to silence them permanently.

So when team chatter inevitably turned to their taste in women, he unabashedly admitted he was only attracted to men. He expected awkward glances, cold stares, lectures and possibly violence. What he hadn’t expected was a few nonplussed shrugs, to be asked what his type was, and later, the Heavy’s clumsy attempts at wooing him, and to fall so quickly for them.

Much later, after the doctor had finally given up and just kissed him, Medic wondered aloud why Heavy hadn’t just asked him if he was interested.

“Doctor is a classy man,” he’d replied, “is not the type to just ask, ‘Do you want me?’ Doctor deserves romance, and respect. I respect how you tell team, unafraid, how you feel. I knew then, I must do this right.”

And that was it. Medic was in love.

odditiesoflife:

More Fun with Animals

There is something very compelling about vintage animal photos. They depict the consistent love relationship over the decades that most humans have toward animals. The kitten in the beard wins for cuteness.

odditiesoflife:

Vintage photo of maternity ward nurses wearing gas masks, along with the babies.

wildlinging:

Hamlet Act 1 [inspired by mmorrow]

kekai-k:

Guild Wars 2 Denravi, The Shattered Henge concepts by me

tf2gifs:

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jen-suis:

Alistair Brammer & Joanna Forest singing “A little fall of rain” during a cabaret night at The Barge! (i hope they will upload all the songs :) )

tf2sfmvideos:

Patient - Norpoify

(Fantastic, I’m totally digging the progressively higher quality videos that I’m getting sent.)

(Video Submission by raaawrbin)

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chyringa:

this is a very long and interesting story ..

sclez:

myrtlewilson:

A study in how the characters of Les Miserables look at the ones they love.

this is actually really interesting and insightful to their individual characters because if you study them and their faces you can learn who they are from just one glance

grantaire is mesmerized. the slight tilt of his mouth, however, shows that he’s feeling self-deprecating as if wondering “how could anyone like him love anyone like me?” he’s swept up in the grandeur that is enjolras but he feels so small next to a man such as he that he’s no more than a spectator in a crowd. not to mention that simply because the last PUBLIC BURNINGSof queer* individuals took place almost 90 years ago in the time of 1832, that didn’t mean that it was okay. (fuck man, france JUST got marriage equality/same-sex adoption rights this year. 2013.) grantaire probably battled with feelings of self-loathing over his feelings of desire and drank to combat that, wondering how a man like enjolras would even look at him.

cosette looks playful. living a sheltered life with only valjean for company and not really a clue as to who her caretaker really was, love is not something that came to her freely. she had to remain strong and resolute in the face of the thenardiers and during times of trouble. but suddenly there is this beautiful boy looking at her and she’s looking at him and maybe, she thinks, just maybe things won’t be so bad this time around.

marius is awestruck. after being kicked out of his home, lied to about his father, spurning his riches, and nearly losing his spot in the university, he sees cosette on the streets and it’s like a breath of fresh air. she’s the one innocent thing in his life that doesn’t make it seem so shitty. with her around, he’s blind to all his other problems. she makes him feel safe. she brings him to another world where everything has worked out for him the way he wanted and they can be happy together.

eponine is worshipful. marius represents everything that eponine used to have as a child; a bed, nice clothes, money, respect. she wishes for that back, wishes for a time when she didn’t have to steal for food and her parents didn’t abuse her and treat her like dirt. there was a time when her mother coddled her and spoke sweet words to her — but not any longer. with marius she latches her affections onto him because she feels that if he loves her back, she can once again suckle from the life of luxury and transform from a dirty gamine to someone who actually gets to wear dresses that don’t have tears in them. she doesn’t worship marius, she worships his standings as she doesn’t need a man to support her. 

Required reading.

Send me a character and I’ll tell you;

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petitdictionnairelamode:

Illustration From “Neckclothitania” (published by J.J. Stockdale, Sept. 1st. 1818)

There were seemingly endless variations with which men could tie their silk and cotton cravats, thanks in no small manner to Beau Brummell and the rise of the Dandy as a masculine style reaction to the Macaroni.

These variations evolved to use patterns and colours to enhance a gentleman’s appearance and outfit. Beginning in the Victorian era the cravat developed into the stylized forms we know and love today: ascots, bow ties, string ties and neck ties. 

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