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One of the two cards I had the pleasure of painting for Swords Without Master

Where'd you get those clothes? Off a corpse?

Candle on a skull

'Bright Idea'

This artwork is titled "Salammbô with the sacred python" and was created in 1928. It is an illustration by the French artist Suzanne-Raphaële Lagneau (1890–1985) for the novel Salammbô by Gustave Flaubert.

Salammbô with the sacred python - Suzanne-Raphaële Lagneau

Virgin of the Foresaken on her altar, 1644, covered from top to toe with gifts from those she has helped. Amazing image by still-life painter Tomas Yepes, whose day is today.

Hospital Decides Cancer-Sniffing Leopard More Trouble Than It’s Worth CLEVELAND—Saying the costs had begun to outweigh the benefits, administrators at the Cleveland Clinic confirmed Tuesday that they had decided to discontinue their use of a cancer-sniffing leopard in c...

Hospital Decides Cancer-Sniffing Leopard More Trouble Than It’s Worth

Rafał Olbiński (b. 1943), “A Calendar of Yesterday’s Wishes” (n.d.), serigraph, 58.5 x 61.5 cm.

Kill Me is a blindfolded Breton acrobat found in the interior test cell TestAlan.

Diablo (1997)

kitty gang

My catte ys a chaos ball
A mess of mischief makinge
But everye daye thys litel guy
Doth keepe myne hearte from breakinge

A list with the following names: Curly-White Housemartin Lover Hawkweed Poet Unshapely One The Countess Violet Little Pheasant The Bandit Pretty-in-the-Field Shepherdess Apricot-Pit Little Crow The Boss Chervil Thoughtful One The Cobbler Dormouse Our Beauty Polkadot Snowbell Marjoram Red-Head Sheaf-of-Corn Little Box Tree

Finally found this list of 15th century Italian names for cows I had saved ages ago and lost, but don't remember where I first got it from.

the dulcet song of Benson Hedges

“Saint George and the Dragon” by Wayne Anderson for Peter Dickinson, “The Flight of Dragons” (Harper & Row, 1979 [1978]).

Diablo II (2001)

Mrs Mary Booze Hunter

Virginia, Death Certificates, 1912-1987

The ruin of a medieval dovecote, near Padstow, Cornwall. I love how the construction firm responsible for it has built loads of slots for all the doves to put the letters in before they sort and deliver them.

Aren't medieval dovecotes brilliant?

Strange signs, carried on the wind...

Pleurants, or mourners, from the tomb of Philip the Bold. Also in the Chartreuse de Champmol in Dijon. We're hanging around there today with Melchior Broederlam & his friends.

Full moon, winter landscape at dusk, trees, stone circle, man walking by. Painting.

Goodnight.
🖼️ A Walk at Dusk, Caspar David Friedrich.

Illustration of a demon stepping out of the shadows in what looks like a peasant's house. A bowl of soup that has been dropped can be seen on the ground

"Wouldst thou like to live deliciously?"

An illustration inspired by medieval depictions of demons🖤

100% invisibility #Morrowind #ElderScrolls #Comic #Art

A threatening and creepy tree I don't like at all, which speaks out of its bellybutton and is advancing towards me in tiny tree steps which it thinks I haven't noticed, and repeatedly asking me why I will not "Come inside where it is warm, for a nice treat."

THREAD. A collection of photographs of excellent trees I have met on walks.

You will find the all-important captions to each photo in the alt text.

Open for private commissions! I have six slots available for mid March!

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Portals by Tim White
Dying Inside (1979)
A Wizard Abroad (1992)
Bring The Jubilee (1975)
The Eye of the Cat (1990)