Stay for Eternity

words by edna st. vincent millay collage by quietlymakingsomeart ☽✂

romants

Rejoice, For the Herald Of Hope Flies Above Us

Lev Tokmakov (1928-2010)

Adonis Blue (Lysandra bellargus) butterflies basking in the sun.

the piano teacher by elfriede jelinek (trans. joachim neugroschel)

Some of my favorite showcases of insects arranged by color from the Montreal Insectarium

Blue Flax, Linum

Finished! Not perfectly, no, not at all. The perfect is the enemy of the finished.

camouflaged owls

When you wanna give a gift to your villager… but they’re sitting.

🌾 A new British flora;. London, Gresham Pub. Co., 1919.. Original source Image description: Illustration titled “A new British flora” from 1919, showing detailed botanical drawings of six wild plants commonly found in waste places. Featured prominently is the Musk Thistle (Carduus nutans) with large, spiny leaves and purple, globe-shaped flower heads. Surrounding it are Goutweed, Stinking Mayweed, Tansy, Groundsel, and Burdock, each rendered with distinctive leaves, stems, and flowers. The plate includes close-ups of flower parts and seeds, illustrating plant morphology. The art style is vintage botanical, emphasizing natural color and intricate line work for scientific identification.

by Sakutaro