Fool’s journey, Etc

Flying Bats, woodblock print by Kono Bairei

benched - by mae kail (cowboymae on ig)

The Sea Hog was described by Olaus Magnu after he witnessed one off the coast of England in 1532. He stated: “it was a Monster in every part of it. For it had a Hog’s head, and a quarter of a Circle, like the Moon, in the hinder part of its head, four feet like a Dragon’s, two eyes on both sides of his Loyns, and a third in his belly inkling toward his Navel; behind he had a Forked-Tail, like to other Fish commonly”.

icelandic sheep

i <3 studfudd

Vivienne Westwood mini kilt, 1993

-Ned Subliette (1981) Cowboys are Frequently, Secretly Fond of Each Other.

Source: ‘King Lear With Sheep.’ Yes, Sheep.

oil on canvas, 46.2 cm x 55.2 cm Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam (Vincent van Gogh Foundation)

Dragon girl & rhododendron

classic example of a pig egg

Leo the Wise. The Blasphemer and the Dragon. Oracula. 1577.