fesh pince of madness

vintage prosthetic eye rings by amanda lee maer huang

blink blink… they’re gossiping

The ship motif began to appear on pendants from the beginning of the 1500s, when designers expressed the excitement of maritime exploration through pendants shaped as galleons. These examples range in date from the 1600s to the early 1900s, and together demonstrate how the ship motif achieved longevity with in the decorative arts and jewellery design. These pendants are very beautiful, displaying incredibly skilled craftsmanship and excellent design.

Restocked my winged eyeball pins and made some other jewelry with real cicada wings and glass prosthetic eyes. The winged eyes are in my Etsy (link on profile) now, at least some of the others will be in the next few weeks but let me know if you want one in particular before then!

Cutty Sark slices through the fog. By Albert Zhang

The Gibson family has taken thousands of striking shipwreck photos, from the late 1870’s through the 1970s. See more of these amazing photos here.

The schooner Opal at Greenland by Max Muench & Nick Bondarev 2018

Sheogorath, Daedric Prince of Madness. At your service. 

Did You Know: The runic wheel on the second page of the Oghma Infinium in Skyrim is based on the Vegvísir, an Icelandic magical stave that helps the bearer find their way through bad weather?