<n>Luna Moth, Silver Lake, New Hampshire</n> (1953) by <n>Eliot Porter</n>.

Film photograph by <n>ℰ𝓈𝓉ℯ𝓁𝓁𝒶 𝒞𝓇𝓊𝓏 ℳℴ𝓇𝒶 - ℒℴ𝓅ℯ𝓏</n> capturing friends in the Bay Area.

A scene from the anime series <n>Sailor Moon</n>.

A macro photograph of the wing of an <n>Atlas Moth</n> (<n>Attacus atlas</n>).

A selection of <n>Marteau</n> earrings designed by <n>Ariana Boussard-Reifel</n>.

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Album art for the single <n>born to be wild</n> by <n>aurore.</n>

Detail of the paper sculpture <n>Magic Circle Variation</n> by artist <n>Rogan Brown</n>.

Cover art for the song <n>BLACK CAT</n> by musician <n>ayrtn</n>.

A photograph from <n>Heather Busch</n>'s 1994 book, <n>Why Cats Paint: A Theory of Feline Aesthetics</n>.

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The <n>Dahlia</n> flower, once prized by the <n>Aztecs</n> and <n>Empress Josephine</n>.

A collection of books including works by <n>Toni Morrison</n>, <n>Richard Wright</n>, and <n>Yaa Gyasi</n>.

A still from the <n>Cologne Intense</n> commercial for <n>Jo Malone London</n>, directed by <n>Jack Davison</n>.

A <n>Sarracena chlamydaria</n> moth in Colombia, photographed by <n>abelardo_gutierrez</n>.

<n>Emily Ratajkowski</n> in the <n>Fair Shake</n> editorial for <n>Vogue</n>, wearing <n>Hermès</n>, <n>H&M</n>, and <n>Bottega Veneta</n>.

<n>Shirley MacLaine</n> in the 1964 film <n>What a Way to Go!</n>. Costume by <n>Edith Head</n>.

A 2001 diary entry by author <n>Molly Dektar</n>, written when she was ten years old.

A black cat with <n>Cempasúchil (Marigold) flowers</n>, associated with <n>Día de Muertos</n>.

A to-do list inside a <n>Moterm Ring Planner</n>.