A time of monsters
Such a well chosen article title:
"Monstrum" is derived from the Latin verb [monere] "to warn, remind, or instruct".
In ancient times, "monstrum" referred to anything strange or unnatural, often seen as a sign or omen from the gods, indicating impending misfortune.
What are the Gods of Fashion 'showing' us...?
Thank you so much Allan for MONSTRUM. That is brilliant. I have edited to add...!
This was a lot 🫠 but absolutely on the pulse. So what comes after doom fatigue?
Haha. That emoji is the face of the times don't you think? Good question...that is what part 2 will be on!
This was a great read Beth! And thank you for including Barefaced. Grateful to be connected and introduced to your work.
So is yours. I really love what you're doing. Great to be connected!
Girl thank you. That's kind of you. I do love the particles and the patterns.
Such a well chosen article title:
"Monstrum" is derived from the Latin verb [monere] "to warn, remind, or instruct".
In ancient times, "monstrum" referred to anything strange or unnatural, often seen as a sign or omen from the gods, indicating impending misfortune.
What are the Gods of Fashion 'showing' us...?
Thank you so much Allan for MONSTRUM. That is brilliant. I have edited to add...!
This was a lot 🫠 but absolutely on the pulse. So what comes after doom fatigue?
Haha. That emoji is the face of the times don't you think? Good question...that is what part 2 will be on!
This was a great read Beth! And thank you for including Barefaced. Grateful to be connected and introduced to your work.
So is yours. I really love what you're doing. Great to be connected!
Girl thank you. That's kind of you. I do love the particles and the patterns.