Gears and clockwork explode from the center of a peach colored disaster. The title text is rendered in a messy font and cannot even hold its own position, collapsing in on itself as the world falls down. Religious figures and architectural elements are barely visible in the rays of the explosion.
A couple sit, leaning into each other for comfort in a space that combines a rocky seashore and the rigid structure of the halls of
“The only thing you ever did to break my heart was stop taking care of yours.” Download the full size image here
This is an actual, honest to goddess quote from a really-real court case that really happened. This is part of case law now. I’m serious.
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
A blond haired woman stands in the center of a fantasy cityscape, her lantern leading the way out of the dark ages and into a
Shadows of a ghostly woman hover over an alpine lake and diminutive waterfall, the blue and green landscape pockmarked with paint splatters. The title text
