Porcelain, Ivory, Steel

Watercolor Bunnies by Oxana Fomina

Cave and Lake Views. flickr // instagram

Around The Caves of Lake Woods. flickr // instagram

Study of Helen (1890) by Gustave Moreau

Cast Bronze and Brass Hinged Collar, 100 to 200 BCE, Dorset, The British Museum

adia coulibaly by barry lategan for vogue italia march 1998

“Nastassja Korolevichna” and “Maria Swan White” by Sergey Solomko

mourning dove perching on the remains of last years sunflower

jocelynandersonphotography

photograph by Shawn Billerman

The rock palace of Imam Yahya of Yemen in Wadi Dhahr. Daniel van der Meulen

if anything, it had only made her more beautiful.

prints

~* Wrath *~ Sansa Stark as a harpy. There's a quote I read many years ago in the book capsulating the birth of female wrath: "My skin has turned to porcelain, to Ivory, to steel." ​They told her she was a little bird, so she became a creature of the sky, just not the kind they could cage. Female wrath is rarely born; it is forged. It is the ghost of a small girl with big dreams, rising from the ashes of the innocence they stole, now wearing talons where her silk ribbons used to be. I worked on this one for many weeks, learning about lot in the process. Hope you like the outcome 🌸🐦