fire within

There’s something about Studio Ghibli’s Water physics that I love

While it is a liquid, it tends to behave more gelatinously

It’s so beautiful while almost being awkward *bloop*

Gravity? Surface tension? No? Well, just let me hug her!!

Not even seeming to make skin or cloth wet

It looks so satisfyingly bouncy

I remember hearing/seeing a post where Ghibli’s water always -looks- like how water -feels-.

Like when you’re crying it just feels like

And when it’s raining it’s like

They just FEEL good.  Even the sad movies still give off that same feeling.  It’s almost tangible, but still feels like a fond memory.

Flower watercolours by Mary Vaux Walcott (American, 1860 - 1940):

Untitled–Plant Study (1921)

Butterfly Pea (Clitoria mariana) (1934)

Fairy-Bells (Disporum trachycarpum) (1919)

Persimmon (Diospyros virginiana) (1920)

White Thistle (Cirsium hookeranum)

Saskatoon (Amelanchier alnifolia) (1923)

Hedge Bindweed (Calystegia (Convolvulus) sepium) (1932)

Ptarmiganberry (Arctous alpina) (1922)

mothers and daughters

lady bird (2017) // gillian flynn “sharp objects” // chen chen “poplar street” // pinterest // annie ernaux “i remain in darkness” // ? // ancient egyptian depiction of a mother fixing her daughter’s hair (egyptian museum at san jose, california) // john mayer “in the blood” // i.b. vyache “does your mother know?”// uquiz.com // joan tierney @filmnoirsbian // mitski “class of 2013” // n. p. “mothers and daughters”

this beautiful addition by @cryptid-of-lesbos