satan and the friendzone

likeafieldmouse:

Toby de Silva - Immortal (2012)

Removed from the catacombs of Rome in the 17th century, the relics of 12 martyred saints were attired in the jeweled regalia of the previous period and reinterred in a remote church on the German/Czech border

ex0skeletal:

Señor Salme appreciation post.

effy-jay:

One of my photos from Tessa Farmer’s taxidermy exhibition -House of Beasts

effy-jay:

One of my photos from Tessa Farmer’s taxidermy exhibition -House of Beasts

malformalady:

Lionel Crissman of Ohio, discovered the skeleton of a deer whose plume sported almost 1000 points. The region of northern Ohio is known for harboring deer to atypical plumes.

malformalady:

Lionel Crissman of Ohio, discovered the skeleton of a deer whose plume sported almost 1000 points. The region of northern Ohio is known for harboring deer to atypical plumes.

diamonddiscord:

Obsidian knife with a deer antler handle? Yes please.

diamonddiscord:

Obsidian knife with a deer antler handle? Yes please.

naturepunk:

Oh Deer by =Sixxball
dead-sweet-art:

THREE NEW CURIOS OF MINE‘My Three Blind Mice’Mouse skeleton found in a church basement, Mummified mouse, Mouse pelt.

dead-sweet-art:

THREE NEW CURIOS OF MINE

‘My Three Blind Mice’

Mouse skeleton found in a church basement, Mummified mouse, Mouse pelt.

jackmyswagnoir:

ex0skeletal:

Beaded Skulls available for sale at ourexquisitecorpse.

bueno

thenotoriousmrenglish:

euclase:

it’s funny (and a little bit sad) that humans do whatever we can to make sure we don’t find each other like this. how we go out of our way to keep nature from doing what it wants with our remains. nobody would ever leave a human in their true final resting place, you know? we feel like we have to move each other around a lot after death, like it’s something we have to adjust to our way of life. instead of letting nature bury us wherever we fell. but really, grass and pine trees are a grave i wouldn’t mind.

Haaaah
<3

thenotoriousmrenglish:

euclase:

it’s funny (and a little bit sad) that humans do whatever we can to make sure we don’t find each other like this. how we go out of our way to keep nature from doing what it wants with our remains. nobody would ever leave a human in their true final resting place, you know? we feel like we have to move each other around a lot after death, like it’s something we have to adjust to our way of life. instead of letting nature bury us wherever we fell. but really, grass and pine trees are a grave i wouldn’t mind.

Haaaah

<3