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… I really like this glamour. I believe for now, this (metallic brass version) and the so

Andy Gilmore Graphic Design

I’m really enjoying the metallic bronze and the idea of collars From: Latexperiment&

#metallica #walmartexclusive #vinyl #vinylcollector #vinylcollectors #vinylcommunity #recordcollecto

metalliclashes: andreadiamond: Matching Zanotti’s Fawk

metalonmetalblog: René Magritte - Le rêve de l’androgyne, 1924

metalowlstuff: android 18!! supportwww.patreon.com/posts/19863595

Mural by Andrew Durenceau, Metals Building, New York World’s FairSource: NY Public LibraryA fe

The Rare Metals mill near the Navajo town of Tuba City and the Hopi village of Moenkopi once process

dojyaan:metalslugx:The insanely expensive Collectors Edition of Mass Effect Andromeda that has an RC

Torah crown (keter). Andrea Zambelli “L'Honnesta” (Italian, active 1732–1772). Venice, I

raven steals the moon pendant, Andrew Williams (Haida)

A beautiful pair of Roycroft andirons.  These are a wonderful example of what I mean when I say

Sola e andado entre las calles, Sola buscando libertad. Aprendí malos modales, qe Nunca dejé atras.♡

Sola e andado entre las calles, Sola buscando libertad. Aprendí malos modales, qe Nunca dej&e

Untitled, plate 6 of 7, from the portfolio, Metamorfosis, Louise Bourgeois, 1997, MoMA: Drawings and

metamorphesque: ― Haruki Murakami, Hard-Boiled Wonderland and the End of the World

Cinque TerreNestled between the steep mountains of the Ligurian Coast of Northern Italy and the Medi

Late lunch break knitting. At this rate, I’ll have a sweater done each week! Can’t exact

✨40 new *one of a kind* “Shift Cowl” Kits have been added to the shop✨ You can find them

Harajuku Shironuri w/ Blue Hair, Alice And The Pirates & Metamorphose [x]

FORMLESSNESS by Sarah CraskeI have been reminded of a favourite artwork of mine called Untitled (Tat

Today’s Emo Valentine (Day 7) is inspired by Ovid’s interpretation of Apollo and

Hugh Anderson (1782-1866), “Metamorphosis” by Benjamin Sands, 1836Source

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