⋆.୨୧☩premizlaus༄🇵🇲♡credo ut intelligam✠⋆｡˚⋆

@paulinekaelbot this speaks to me on a deep level, i do have a realization of & longing for the ultimate princess fantasy deep down - for better or for worse 👸 💔

@gogo_pmf męska sielanka

Ich verspüre homoerotische Schwingungen bei diesem Game

this destroyed me and i can't stop thinking about it

Hope

Henryk Siemiradzki Christ in the House of Martha and Mary

im obsessed with everything related to medieval / middle ages and dark fantasy, thats so cool

Carl Friedrich Lessing - "Monastery courtyard in the snow" (c.1829)

A knight in a boat drawn by a swan. 15th century.

In 1928, a Finnish man named Eino Kettunen wrote a folk song about a girl who sneaks out to dance all night. Decades later in 1995, a quartet named Loituma recorded an a cappella version of the track. It was largely forgotten by the mainstream. Then in 2006, an anonymous user took a tiny vocal loop from that recording and uploaded it to a Russian blogging website. They paired the audio with a simple flash animation of the character Orihime Inoue from the anime Bleach endlessly spinning a leek. The viral explosion was so intense that it forced the disbanded folk quartet to reunite. A 1928 acoustic folk song accidentally became a massive club hit and ringtone sensation, dominating European music charts nearly eighty years after it was written.

MEDIEVAL HANG UP: VISOR SLAM EDITION

Got the chance during the production of #TheAmazingDigitalCircus episode 8 to fully conceptualize some of the 'abstracted' characters that I designed all that time ago during the pilot! #glitchproductions

@talkingj3ss He's got that Old Camp drip on. #Gothic #KCD

he is too pookieful

Different interpretations of Winterfell by Ted Nasmith, Federico Musetti, and Lino Drieghe.

"It's you... Despite everything it's still you." #tadcep8 #tadc #Pomni

Word search, Germany, 15th century

Kraljevstva 🇭🇺🇨🇿🇵🇱🇭🇷, 1575

Father and son #tadcSpoiler #tadc #caine

@P_Kirstukas Partially irl reconstructed Tykocin Castle in Podlachia. 🏰🟨🟥

Reconstructed and AI-enhanced view of how 🇱🇹 Vilnius Upper Castle may have looked centuries ago. Today, only one tower remains - Gediminas’ Tower🫡