Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Welcome to Storybrooke

Because I love so much the Once Upon a Time series (well, it doesn't matter that I can count about twelve stupid undermakings in at least season 2...), and because the sentimental mood is always here, for the girl, to cuddle her in glittering tears (yeah, I hear what it sounds like!) and waiting sadly for a fairytale to happen is always better than frustration when you don't believe it anymore*. These are the reasons for this post. I know some of those pictures are kitsch, but I hope they can make a difference because of their brightness and sweetness and...whatever.



 what I would do without fairytales?! 

well, fuck the princes - it's all about dresses and castles!!! 




*well, I think that the fairytale fullfillment isn't really meeting the love of your life, or becoming the fairest of them all. I guess it's about making the fairytale in your mind - believing in some kind of magic, being sensitive and imagining lots of wonderful things in your mind, creating beauty and acting in real world like you're from over the hills and far away (that means soulful, not weird...) - as I wrote in blog's expalanation - everything depends on our imagination and how we make ourselves feel
PS. Of course I still want palaces, gowns, shoes, crowns, secret gardens and jewellery! 











pictures from fb fansite - Welcome to Storybrooke



other girlish fairytale stuff that came to my mind now: confetti, champagne, looking good and walking properly in high heels, bright smile, long dress, smell of flowers, glass chandalier, ribbons, fountain, antiques, books, caligraphied letters, stairs, being able to dance beautifully, stream, stones, forest, wine, riding a horse, jewels, wishes come true...

Thursday, January 31, 2013

Green woman

On holiday I have read a book by Monique Roffey - White woman on a green bicycle. It was about a family who moved to Trinidad and wife's troubles with her expectations, love, reality and being a stranger in a blackmen's world. She called Trinidad a green woman, who seduced her husband. She hated and loved the island at the same time. I liked the book, maybe it didn't amaze me, but it was good for holiday. 
I've never liked tropical landscapes, I thought them as boring and uncomfortable. But now, 6 months after reading Roffey's book I catch myself sometimes on thinking about Trinidad.








 It's nice to warm looking at such pictures.





Sunday, January 27, 2013

Sexy Victorians made sexy GIFs

Just look what Brainpickings found for today! I love Victorians. And this is just incredible.







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Friday, January 25, 2013

Scotch&Soda



I have to confess, I do not fancy summer. But on Maison Scotch photoshots it looks like fun. The light, the warmth... and you can almost smell the scents of wild flowers and sand. That summer doesn't seem hot. Maybe it's indian summer already.The first true adventure after years of prison? Mind's prison. I can feel the freedom in this pictures. And clothes fit perfectly. Simple, feminine design for every occasion. The only thing I don't really like it's the ascendance of pink.















Thursday, January 24, 2013

Collage a une


Cutting&glueing


sharp cut


ideas on my mind


prickly flowers that are not afraid of water

chic punk

master and lady Faust