Valentine, will you be my vampire? (I)
I love supernatural creatures, especially ones that no one seems to agree on. If the vampire had a month, it would be cabin fever February. These images touch on how I view vampires, though I welcome all translations. What good is a shape shifting creature if we don’t allow their shape to be shifted?
Valentine, will you be my vampire? (II)
I love supernatural creatures, especially ones that no one seems to agree on. If the vampire had a month, it would be cabin fever February. These images touch on how I view vampires, though I welcome all translations. What good is a shape shifting creature if we don’t allow their shape to be shifted?
Valentine, will you be my vampire? (III)
I love supernatural creatures, especially ones that no one seems to agree on. If the vampire had a month, it would be cabin fever February. These images touch on how I view vampires, though I welcome all translations. What good is a shape shifting creature if we don’t allow their shape to be shifted?
Valentine, will you be my vampire? (IV)
I love supernatural creatures, especially ones that no one seems to agree on. If the vampire had a month, it would be cabin fever February. These images touch on how I view vampires, though I welcome all translations. What good is a shape shifting creature if we don’t allow their shape to be shifted?
Pagan Bull
For some time now I have been intrigued by the mythology behind bulls. They speak of an aggressive wildness that society struggles to harness and contain. These images are a collection of Maenads and Minotaurs.
Autumn’s Subtle Song I
“The foliage has been losing its freshness through the month of August, and here and there a yellow leaf shows itself like the first gray hair amidst the locks of a beauty who has seen one season too many. ” ~Oliver Wendell Holmes
Autumn’s Subtle Song II
“The foliage has been losing its freshness through the month of August, and here and there a yellow leaf shows itself like the first gray hair amidst the locks of a beauty who has seen one season too many. ” ~Oliver Wendell Holmes
Vulpes Vulpes I
My familiar is a little red fox.
Vulpes Vulpes II
My familiar is a little red fox.
Vulpes Vulpes III
My familiar is a little red fox.
Oh Kitten, My Kitten… I
One should never have to explain a kitten.
Oh Kitten, My Kitten… II
One should never have to explain a kitten.
Oh Kitten, My Kitten… III
One should never have to explain a kitten.
Oh Kitten, My Kitten… IV
One should never have to explain a kitten.
Oh Kitten, My Kitten… V
One should never have to explain a kitten.
The following are found images posted for inspiration, aesthetic appreciation or to tell a story. I do not own the copyright to any of these images. All content has been found and posted for inspiration purposes only. Thank you, for visiting.
I am inspired by folklore, the passing of information, science, repetitive processes, history, emotion, food systems, ghosts/unexplained energies and things beyond my comprehension.
Heather Nels Olson
