Protagonist aesthetic

A protagonist that is chosen. For what? Well, the protagonist, reader, and author have no idea. Luckily, the author has plenty of time to figure it out since there are going to be at least five books in the series! (yay…) For now, the author will just make sure that all the characters around the protagonist make vague references to how special and important the protagonist is as the chosen one. Are you tired of hearing how amazing the chosen one is? Well, too bad! Unless you stop reading, y

MBTI aesthetic. ||| Edit by Nihil. Please do not copy.

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In Portrait of My Father with Newspaper, Irving Sultan reads the Los Angeles Times as light pours in behind him. This carefully composed portrait reveals the artist’s father almost entirely through reflections and shadows.

Guy with wings kissing a girl

Each one of us is the protagonist of our own story and one of the important aspects of story is good character development. Characters at the beginning of a

You don't really understand an antagonist until you understand why he's a protagonist in his own version of the world. -John Rogers

A collection of writings and photographs with an aesthetic each. Note: I do not own any of the photographs unless stated otherwise. I found all of these on Pinterest.