HOTTIES OF WESTEROS

Oh, and Margaery's name being misspelled is merely a typo, due to her name being only known in Cyrillic to the author. I do not own these blazing, searing hot pics; credit goes to the Russian artist who drew them.

#KissedByFire

#QueenOfTits&Wine

#LadyInRed

#Oathkeeper

#FromDorneWithLuv

#RoseOfTheReach

#AdroiteOneesama

#GaucheImouto

MOULIN ROUGE! GREEN FAIRIES

One of my favourite scenes from the cult musical Moulin Rouge!
The male lead, brooding young writer Christian James (played by Ewan McGregor, my first love as both Christian and Obi-Wan Kenobi in The Phantom Menace), who had been waiting for ages for such an experience, downs his first glass of absinthe and has a series of excited hallucinations starring sexy green fairies. This is the experience of a young man baptized in the excitement of ethyl intoxication. Kylie Minogue plays the Green Fairies and Ozzy Osbourne does their laugh:







This is a gaslamp/flintlock fantasy Andersen style made in Germany, written by one Kattrin Kawinkel, about a young man who discovered a whole world in the bottom of a glass (sounds lovely and great for me, doesn't it?)




Here's a Helsa version:

BLUEHYDRANGEA TSQ-IV PROJECT

For R'hllor's sake! I have spent an hour seeking and posting art for the Fourth Story/Part the Fourth of Andersen's Snow Queen... and I am addicted, it seems!

BlueHydrangea, France, 2013:

For a project about The Snow Queen from H. C. Andersen. It's a perfect princess, a porcelain doll with the Denmark color.

La robe est rouge et blanche, aux couleurs du Danemark. Le corset est rouge, le motif rapelle le drapeau danois. Les manches sont bouffantes et rouge foncé. Les parties blanches sur les bas de la robe seraient plutôt écrus. Je pense que je vais rajouter quelques broderies dorées dessus, ça fait vide.

The colours of Denmark and eighteenth-century fashion (scarlet and white ballgown, eighteenth-century conquérant hairstyle with golden tiara) make this another of my favourite depictions of my favourite fairytale character.

Closer up. Such a risqué décolletage as hers was actually in vogue in the eighteenth century.

Isn't she beautiful?