Drew This Glanton, Idk, This Is How I Imagine Him (I Never Use This App I Just Need To Share This)

Judge Holden when he sits with his hands cupped in his lap and seems much satisfied at the world, as if his counsel had been sought at its creation, after casting artifacts into a fire to expunge them from the memory of man:

You don't even need to study for the Rorschach test, btw, it's super easy. All they do is show you a bunch of stupid pictures of your dad getting eaten by a horse

by Waldemar Świerzy

Recently I finished rereading Blood meridian and that has caused me to search for any similarities to it in other media. Mostly just noticing similar themes in movies but last night I watched Raiders of the Lost Ark and oh my godd... these two characters reminded me so much of The Judge, I think I might be loosing it a little,,, like especially him (Major Arnold Toht) wearing all black in a desert?? hello????

in the silent era of horror, the word "horror" began to be used as a generic signation, and more often instead used was the words "weird" and "mythical and mysterious." this is a time when adaptions were so rapidly made like frankenstein and edgar allan poe's works dominated this era. horror as a genre wasn't specifically "created" or the word wasn't used until dracula in the 1930s.

Developed some film from January. I'm pretty happy with the results, might upload more of my photography later!

Santiago Caruso (Argentine, b. 1982, Quilmes, Buenos Aires, Argentina) - Alta-cocina, 2018, Painting

i made a choker out of coyote foot bones. my phone camera is a little messed up so these r the best pictures i can get get

Al Capone from Night at the Museum

Gif credits: @natmshipper and @vivienvalentino

he is so baby to me, it ain't even funny

Emil Jannings (July 23, 1884 – January 2, 1950)