oldbookillustrations:

But it’s time to go back to Ruggiero, whom we left suspended in mid-air, on his unruly horse.

Henri Baron, from Roland furieux (Orlando Furioso or The Frenzy of Orlando), by Ludovico Ariosto, Paris, 1864.

(Source: archive.org)

And suddenly, I thought of Thedas.

dbsw:

Best Damn Christmas Ever // by Kevin R Adams

Oh, if only…

treselegant:

‘Concocting the plot.’

(over afternoon tea of course)

Bow Bells, 1872. 

Are they concocting the plot together? Are they crafting the dramatic interludes for a theatrical piece?

Or is she tired of his arrogance and is stirring some poison into his cup of Earl Grey?

So many possibilities!!

dbsw:

Earl of Mos Eisley // by Terry Fan

As wonderful as this is, it pains me that it is a profile. I suspect there is a monocle perched in front of the right eye, but I’ll never know for certain!

starwars-inspration:

::: STAR WARS ::

And this would be the one air show I would consider attending.

womenfighters:

A pair of Fey engaging in a warrior ceremony.

The artist is Larry McDougall (thanks, mkimmel).

Women with horns! And swords!!

farewell-kingdom:

Viktor Hertz

From Flavorwire - Dreamily Eerie ‘Alice in Wonderland’ Drawings

tmackart:

HISTORICAL FIGURE #6

Billie Holiday is amazing and has an incredibly sad life story that seems to seep into all her songs. 

The incomparable Lady Day ~ 

“Freelance illustrator and animator Liam Brazier makes cool geometric illustrations of familiar pop culture icons like Darth Vader, the Incredible Hulk, and more. Signed and numbered prints are available for some images at his Etsy shop and standard art prints are available at Society6.”

(via Cool Geometric Illustrations of Pop Culture Icons by Liam Brazier)