dave

gerard donelan

this one is from early 2022
Oil painting on wood 24x12"

All signs of affection touch me deeply.

This painting is about Love, desire, and intimacy, they are universal experiences, and accepting these truths allows us all to live with dignity and pride.

Glen Martin Taylor www.instagram.com/glenmartinta...

if you want artists to make weirder art, you have to create stable living conditions that allow them to. homogeneity isn't a matter of artists lacking culture-- there are many soulful artists out there-- it's a matter of unregulated corporate dominance combined with artists who cant afford to create

Waldhexe (Witch of the Woods) by Julie Wolfthorn, 1899. A head and shoulders portrait of a young woman against a green background. She has a slight smile, and dark blue flowers and green foliage surround her and adorn her long auburn hair. Alternative names for this painting include 'Girl with blue-green eyes' and 'Forest Fairy'.

Waldhexe
by Julie Wolfthorn

As bitter as blood

Hound in Field.

Alex Colville

being a faggot is the greatest joy of my life

reading stone butch blues after not finishing it at 14 and i appreciate it much more right now as i understand more about my queerness

Ladislav R. Hanka

less of a serious narrative novel and more a weird allegorical observation of performance

7/10, got a bit boring at the end there

just realized it has the same vibes as the bell jar

1982 Italian Playboy knockoff was just doing tasteful full page spreads of pre-op trans women full frontal like they truly did not give a fuck

Dasha Plesen

“ROGER IN FISHNETS”
ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE // 1983

Allegorical depiction of January by Gaspar Camps, c. 1901, in the Art Nouveau style. A woman in a long pink gown, with stars in her hair, sits amid tree branches with small birds, some of which she is holding in her hands. There is a full moon behind her. In the upper panels there is a depiction of the visit from the three Magi and in the bottom panel there are cats and smiling moons.

'Allegory of the month of January'
by Gaspar Camps

#NewYear

paisleys, sunbirds and art on a blue frame, surrounding a young man with brown skin carrying a kinnara with darker skin in his arms

the ornithologist and the lady of the forest

2/2 Drawing of an angel with some instruments of the passion, 1660, by Bartolome Murillo.

Luis Xertu

Richard Siken

Jacques Fabien Gautier d'Agoty

Ivan Pokidyshev

haden mangoes, painted by ellen isham schutt, 1914

haden mangoes, painted by ellen isham schutt, 1914

GIUSEPPE CESARI D'ARPINO
(Arpino 1568 - 1640 Rome)
" Study of Four Soldiers"
- Red chalk and black chalk

also a peanut one that will haunt my mind