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Emily Dickinson, ‘A sepal, petal, and a thorn’ (Poem #19), The Collected Poems of Emily Dickin

a-quiet-green-agreement:–Samuel Taylor Coleridge

violentwavesofemotion:Nina Cassian, tr. by William Jay Smith, from Life Sentence: The Selected Poems

All women are taught to fear power. Own it. ~ Madam Satan / CAOS#seasonofthewitchletters.This post i

Favorite Pet Shop Boys Lyrics: Introspective: Further Listening 1988-1989 // 2001Me and my friend, w

badgraph1csghost:Science fiction logos in the wrong typography.

Walt Whitman, excerpts from ‘Calamus’, Leaves of Grass (1860 Facsimile Edition)[Text ID: “I am silen

Novica Tadić, epigraph to ‘Monkey Business’, Dark Things: Poems (trans. Charles Simic)[Text ID: “rem

D. Stempel AG, Helvetica booklet, no date. Printed in Germany for circulation via Burbank, Californi

deadpoetsmusings:Margaret Atwood sure knows how to write books that hook you from the start.

Yun Son-Do, Compiled & Edited by Peter H. Lee, From Anthology of Korean Literature: from early t

violentwavesofemotion:John Keats, from a letter to Percy Bysshe Shelley c. 1820, featured in Selecte

#Packaging#GraphicDesign #Typography #PackageDesign #LocallyBlendedJuice #TamarindMyBell #FilipinoFl

taylor swift // end game

Paul Eluard, “Being”, Selected Poems (trans. Gilbert Bowen) [Text ID: “Your intricate light handsBor

An unusual typographic optical illusionan apparently random pattern is actually text when viewed at

Playbill for the world premiere of Turandot, La Scala Milan, 1926. Conducted by Arturo Toscanini. Ja

New personal branding! Rolling this out across my socials and portfolio today.

Briggs & Co. Refined typography and beautiful illustration used for brand design of a homemade j

lilliacae:one of my favorite lines.

ashley - halsey

neoyorzapoteca:cassandragillig:from “New Year’s Day” by Audre Lordeso be it

Antonio Porchia, Voices (trans. W.S. Merwin)

Film titles: D.W. Griffith Intolerance, 1916. F.W. Murnau, Nosferatu, 1922. Alfred Hitchcock, The Lo

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