i am so happy to see new kassandra content. this saved my life once and now again

randvi and kassandra are talking about travelling!!

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it was august 2020 and i have had a lot hope that we'll see kass in va;halla (i also thought that randvi is kassandra)
and NOW WE FINALLY HAVE IT!

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Apparently, Coyolxauqui is mentioned during the Muerto Race. In Aztec lore, she's the Goddess of the Moon who tried to kill her mother Coatlicue, but was beheaded her brother Huitzilopochtli. The caption mentioned that she's "regaining" something. 😰 Not good.

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ay, qué bonito, hace rato que no lo veo
después lo miro otra vez

Lo que me recuerda que tan sólo vi como 3 capítulos de Victor y Valentino. Luego quizá vea más episodios

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JJ Grandville's Heavenly Women From Les Etoiles - 1849 - Flashbak https://t.co/1F1z4r62ST

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Surreal Illustrations From JJ Grandville's Un Autre Monde (1844) - : https://t.co/V4G5sBlPQj

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JJ Grandville's Stars of Wonder - cards for Christmas and prints: - Astronomie des Dames : - https://t.co/QuEaoFD9qf

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by Jean-Jacques Grandville
(1803 - 1847)


good morning all

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"Je crois qu'il est un peu ferme"

Lithograph by Charles-Victor-Hilaire Ratier (1807 1898) in superb original hand coloring
After the drawing by Grandville (Jean Ignace Isidore Gerard 1803-1847)
Published in "L'Album de la Silhouette"
Paris, 1831

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The wisdom of Basim and the guidance of Randvi can be of great aid on your journey across England, as seen in this incredible art by .

What's your Valhalla dream team? 🪓🌟

Share your community creations with

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Dahlias add a wonderful splash of colour to the garden in but how about fashionably festooning yourself with the flowers instead, like this character from Grandville's Les fleurs animées? [1847, 827 GRA]

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Happy anniversary to the best team up in two dimmensions

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thinking of eivorxrandvi in a happy au feels like: 💓🌸💕💗💞⭐️🌸🌷🌾🌼💗💗
(I got m!eivor too ‘cause I love him too!)

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In terms of anthros, there's two styles I'm particularly fond of:

The kind found in Aesop's fables and Beatrix Potter's work, where they're simply upright animals in clothing

And the kind found in J. J. Grandville's work, where they're just straight up humans with animal heads

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