Everything I draw ends up wearing a bow-tie

potentialforart:

nocakeno:

afewnovelideas:

king-of-roses:

So Excentrique’s spring range is interesting.I think I want most of it.

These are gorgeous.

i NEED

so like mod, I can see you in all of these.

GIMME

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disney-diligent:

abarero:

New Mechanical Kingdom sculptures for the upcoming event.

See I was never really a fan of Steampunk….

Until now

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noobtastic:

ambidexterous:

Fantastic hybrids of menswear and corsetry by Sylvain Nuffer.

For mod…

much appreciated now somebody buy me them

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wunderscheisse:

The Grucy concepts from my pc.

(Artworks belong to Eric Guillon)

by the way guess what I went to see today

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quoridor:

maceobennett:

Rolls-Royce Phantom III “Vutotal” Cabriolet, 1939

In a world of plastic cars with hybrid heartbeats, the joy of driving is a dying art. This 1939 Rolls-Royce Phantom III “Vutotal” Cabriolet by Labourdette recalls an era when driving was always an artful experience. Yet this is not your standard Rolls Royce Phantom III, this is the result of a complete rebuild by the Parisian designer Henri Labourdette. Labourdette tore the Phantom III down to the bones, adorning its body with gold plating and brass fixtures on a shape that stretched sensually from bumper to bumper. The “vutotal” term comes from that heavy slice of glass that rests above the instrument panel, a sharply-squared windshield that sits in a welcome contrast to the curves below. As we said of the 1948 Buick Streamliner, curves like these inspire poetry…

sjds mmmMMMMMM

Good god this is an attractive thing.

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