Darlings, I know many of you are wrapped in the cobwebby fog of daylight savings time this morning, so let’s ease into the week with this dark and dreamy art by Asley Blanton. You can see more photos from this beautifully textural series called Coronary Cartography in localghosts’s post, or see Ashley’s entire fascinating portfolio at Paper Doll Parts. Enjoy!
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The Year of Halloween 
The one with the tree coming out where her head should be is awesome. It might be my new fave painting
Aww, I’m glad you like it, darling. Although technically (based on the name) I think it might be more arterial than arboreal. Still lovely, either way. 🙂
There’s something about these that makes my heart race
It must be those trees that Acadia was looking at.
I am partial to Party of 5 fan fiction.
Yes, but you’re a freak, darling.