Aug 22, 2025
A corset binder inspired by the artworks of Marlowe Lune.
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A corset binder inspired by the artworks of Marlowe Lune.
TikTok OP's Etsy shop:
Shop items by DonnaanitaAtelie.
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One of my favourite artists whom I follow on the internets recently got married and the wedding photos are finally up on the photographer's blog and they're SO GOOD.
I’ve been waiting with bated breath for Marlowe and Rae’s wedding day. Ever since meeting them at their enchanted forest tea party engagemen
I've been looking forward to seeing the pictures since they first started posting about how they were both designing, embroidering, painting, and sewing all the clothes and decor themselves! 11/10, everyone looks fabulous and the colour scheme is magnificent.
“The modern gentleman is, above all, a self-made man” 🌹
It’s my take on Marlowe Lune’s DTIYS!
Yes I have a million other things to work on at the moment, but when I saw Marlowe’s “Modern Gentlemen” illustration and the wonderful concept behind it I couldn’t help myself. I had to take a stab at it. So I went at it from my own perspective, deriving inspiration from some of my favourite things from the beginning of the XX century (1920s-30s movie posters, ballet dancer Vaslav Nijinsky, German expressionist cinema, Leyendecker’s illustrations and William Morris’ botanical decorations among them) to create a poster/magazine cover for a supposed upcoming ballet, featuring its transmasc lead dancer as the focus of the piece.
This was challenging to put together but I’m overall very pleased with the results, and I can’t wait to hear what you all think about it!
Also, here’s a secret, alternate version with a light background and the original artwork by Marlowe:
art by Marlowe Lune
🌘The Court of Elfame⭐️
This was drawn for Marlowe Lune's Merry Blackbird Postcard Society as the November bonus postcard!
If you want to sign up check out their patreon.
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📚🎻🌷”The Storyteller’s Treasury”
✨Introducing: A new collaborative project between Marlowe Lune and Old Growth Alchemy!
✨The Storyteller's Treasury is a celebration of beloved fairy tales and the feeling of slipping into a land once upon a time. In this ongoing project, @oldgrowthalchemy and @marlowelune will guide you on an enchanting (and delicious) journey into the lore that continues to resonate through the centuries, and it begins with: The Storyteller themself.
✨The artwork above for “The Storyteller’s Treasury” will be August’s Postcard of the Month for the Merry Blackbird Postcard Society! Crow Collector and Raven Dandies will receive a 5x7 postcard of this piece!
✨Old Growth Alchemy has brewed up a companion tea to accompany you on many a long night by the storyteller's fire listening to tales spun from your favorite books of old. The Storyteller will be available exclusively through their monthly tea club, the Old Growth Alchemy Tea Guild, as August's member blend. The Guild opens on August 1 and closes August 5 to new members, so follow along to be alerted when the membership is open once more! A mystery blend in the theme of fairy tales will also be available to select tiers, so stay tuned for more to come.
(I added the ugly credit because I see too many assholes reposting art without the artists' names)
The twitter algorithm did something good for once and gave up this beautiful piece of art. It’s by the illustrator Marlowe Lune (who appears to have all but left tumblr) but you can find their twitter here: @MarloweLune