To The Clear Northern Skies (1/4)

when i die, i'm coming right on back for you. who am i? an illusion.

hurricane (johnnie's theme) - lord huron

Rewatching the extended fellowship of the ring compelled me to make this shitpost video of Legolas and Aragorn being besties

help this is way too accurate

“In a hole in the ground there lived a hobbit. Not a nasty, dirty, wet hole, filled with the ends of worms and an oozy smell, nor yet a dry, bare, sandy hole with nothing in it so sit down on or to eat: it was a hobbit hole, and that means comfort.”

- The Hobbit: Chapter 1, An Unexpected Party

I’m challenging myself by reading through The Hobbit again and illustrate it in my style as I go along. I fully expect it to take a long time, but I’ll keep posting my progress on here. I’ll be using the movies as reference for some things but I also want to draw it how I see it. So consider this part 1 of… who knows how many. Thank you so much for any and all support!

Midsomer Murders detective tv-show

i sent you omens and all kinds of signs, i taught you melodies, poems and rhymes

lord huron - the yawning grave

susan's horn becoming this great magical thing of legend that summons, essentially, narnia's saints back to it after a thousand years is crazy for many reasons but perhaps most of all because it didn't bring some mythic higher power or legendary hero when susan blew it the first time she needed help. no. it brought her big brother.

I took a little journey into the unknown

meet me in the woods - lord huron

LYCAN CHRIS LYCAN CHRIS

First museum dedicated to the history of the Scottish witch trials opens in Fife

The Scotsman

First museum dedicated to the history of the Scottish witch trials opens in Fife

A new museum dedicated to the Scottish Witch Trials has opened its doors in Leven.

Leonard said: “I have over 20 years amassed a curator’s dream of 17th and 18th century items and manuscripts directly associated to the witch hunts of Scotland and elsewhere.

“It’s come to the point I can display this treasure to the public in a museum setting.”