An except from a poem written for a character with a bit of a problem in the “catastrophic obstinance” department.
An icon floats in a field of stained glass and prison bars, the title text engraved in black on a plain altar below. An industrial park and distant skyline and a layer of concrete grunge add distressed texture to the scene.
Liberty leads the people, with an anti-Trump rally and a pro-democracy rally in Bangladesh joining the personifications of the French Revolution. The title text is
A couple sits on a sand dune underneath the stars and ghosts of keys and wires. A hint of the strife can be found in
I love this blue. “The Dangers of Modern Living” is a phrase that pops up several times in the Et Cetera Discordia, mostly in Cram’s
Dangling exotic lamps float in defiance of the laws of physics, framing a hallway with a cathedral ceiling and a floor of Hindu sculptures. Starlight
The background of this image pulls together a cityscape, some watch innards, and a peach-colored rose along with vintage illustrations of women from several time
Look, I liked Handmaid’s Tale before it was cool. Fight me. Rusted and terrible gears shine in unnatural colors in the background behind this quote.
