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Ruskin Spear (British, 1911-1990). Cat in a cardboard box (oil on board).

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Chat #27 - Emma van Straaten "All the time and effort dedicated into words that you end up deleting is worth it"

New on Tarot DMs! Finbarre talks to Emma van Straaten @evswrites.bsky.social author of This Immaculate Body. Find out what happens when a magical disaster strikes mid interview 😱

“I dropped them in my excitement... What have I done?!”

Visit tarotdms.com for more!

#tarot #booksky #writer

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Adventitious, Issue Two: Strange & Literary Fiction by Adventitious Magazine Adventitious is a collection of strange and speculative fiction. Issue Two leans into the dark, g...

One thing you can do that helps us out a ton (and don't cost a thing) is adding and reviewing our issues on your @thestorygraph.com shelf.

Issue One:

app.thestorygraph.com/books/ae2538...

Issue Two:

app.thestorygraph.com/books/14cba4...

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From ‘a mesmerising, mouthy athlete, all tongue-twisters and mobile lips.' (@theguardian.com) this is the fifth show in our new season of work in the Upstairs.

Come on now, don't be shy

21 Apr – 2 May

sohotheatre.com/events/i-saw...

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Happy Tuesday! Here is a painting of my wife inspired by an Andrew Bird song.
#painting #illustration #portrait

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Art piece of a digital drawing of a marabou stork. The drawing is simple, graphic shapes to emphasize the form of the animal rather than a detailed and realistic portrayal. The bird has a very long and thick gray bill, bald head, long black wings, white belly and scruffy neck which comes up to partially cover the beak and head. The bird's legs are long, gray, and knobby.

Art piece of a digital drawing of a marabou stork. The drawing is simple, graphic shapes to emphasize the form of the animal rather than a detailed and realistic portrayal. The bird has a very long and thick gray bill, bald head, long black wings, white belly and scruffy neck which comes up to partially cover the beak and head. The bird's legs are long, gray, and knobby.

Not feeling particularly silly today, but here's a fun drawing of a marabou stork looking coy and very stylish for the #RepostYourArt theme of #silly

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‘Even more beautiful than I imagined’: the nifty Japanese printing gadget uniting artists worldwide It’s fast, affordable and its colours are as vivid as screenprints. Designer and risograph devotee Gabriella Marcella talks about founding Riso Club, connecting device users from New York, London, Damascus, Kyiv, Lille, Lima and beyond

‘Even more beautiful than I imagined’: the nifty Japanese printing gadget uniting artists worldwide

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That on guy in your circle who gets a Turniture II and makes it his whole personality

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Confession: when I studied Of Mice And Men at school, I imagined each character as one from Winnie The Pooh. Pooh as Lennie, Christopher Robin as George, Eeyore as Crooks, Kanga as Curly's Wife. You're welcome.

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Trees (1961) - Tomioka Sōichirō
#art #painting #illustration

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Five books to get to know me by:

1. Badjelly The Witch - Spike Milligan
2. Les Fleurs Du Mal - Baudelaire
3. Circe - Madeleine Miller
4. The Machine Stops - EM Forster
5. The Long Way To A Small Angry Planet - Becky Chambers

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She's a beautiful ship.

Orion Integrity continues to coast out to the Moon.

📷 NASA

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Philosophy Tube Season 4, Coming Soon! | Philosophy Tube Get more from Philosophy Tube on Patreon

Philosophy Tube Season 4 will begin in the 2nd half of this year!

I’m gonna use the summer to write and plan things out in advance rather than be on a production treadmill all the time; I’ve already started cooking up new scripts and ideas!

www.patreon.com/posts/154777...

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Gregory Sievers, American (1951- ), The Theater, oil, 36 x 24 in, private collection

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Cat about to interfere with bed making when sheet is lifted into the air by woman at edge of painting, white draped window overlooking garden.

Cat about to interfere with bed making when sheet is lifted into the air by woman at edge of painting, white draped window overlooking garden.

Making Beds, Deborah DeWit, 2010. #Caturday

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That's... that's a lot of crumble.

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Barnes and Noble book table sign: "Oh look, it's that gay hockey romance!"


Preorder the next in the series today 
Coming Sept, 2026

Barnes and Noble book table sign: "Oh look, it's that gay hockey romance!" Preorder the next in the series today Coming Sept, 2026

God bless bookstore employees having fun.

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Coming soon: Violent Delights A chess-based RPG about Shakespeare’s Romeo & Juliet

It's been a few weeks since I reminded folks that Violent Delights is in prelaunch on Kickstarter. It's a chess-based RPG about Shakespeare's Romeo & Juliet.

I hope you'll give it a follow!

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Two-panel comic

First panel: axolotl kiki says that it is already April.

Second panel: axolotl is crying, saying that it is not a lie.

An atmosphere where axolotl wish all of this were a lie.

Two-panel comic First panel: axolotl kiki says that it is already April. Second panel: axolotl is crying, saying that it is not a lie. An atmosphere where axolotl wish all of this were a lie.

April fool

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6 porcelain mugs in a collage. Top right is a grey, blue and white mug with a spiral handle. In top middle is a white and blue mug with drops. Top right is a blue red white and green mug with beautiful white drops of glaze. Bottom left is a white and blue mug with blue drop. Bottom centre is a blue, red, green and white mu g with white drips. Bottom right is a deep blue mug with green explosions that are reminiscent of lichen or moss.

6 porcelain mugs in a collage. Top right is a grey, blue and white mug with a spiral handle. In top middle is a white and blue mug with drops. Top right is a blue red white and green mug with beautiful white drops of glaze. Bottom left is a white and blue mug with blue drop. Bottom centre is a blue, red, green and white mu g with white drips. Bottom right is a deep blue mug with green explosions that are reminiscent of lichen or moss.

3 Porcelain mugs with blue, pink and white glazing to represent the trans pride flag.

3 Porcelain mugs with blue, pink and white glazing to represent the trans pride flag.

New mugs are up and ready to find their new homes, including some Trans Pride mugs.

A portion of the proceeds from the sale of the Trans Mugs will go to our local gender affirming closet (approximately 30% of price).

See them all here: rakupottery.ca/mugs

Have a wonderful weekend!

#trans #lgbtq

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Exciting New Rumpus Initiatives - The Rumpus Debbie Millman and I are thrilled to share some exciting new initiatives we are launching with The Rumpus. Beginning on April 1, 2026, we are increasing

In other news, I am really excited to share some new initiatives we're launching at The Rumpus including increased pay, writing and editorial fellowships, and microgrants. therumpus.net/2026/03/31/e...

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The exhibition on the second floor shows devils created by folk masters, craftsmen, and authors of professional art, which were donated to the museum after the death of the initiator of the collection A. Žmuidzinavičius. The collection increased intensively in the 1970s and 1980s. The prevailing political system at that time was favourable for making this mythological character popular. It was not merely an artefact illustration of the past time folklore. The character of a devil became a convenient reflection of Soviet ideology to introduce the Catholic faith as a rudiment of the past to be destroyed. Anyone could make fun of the faith by portraying a devil, and it was a funny joke to impart to a negative character an "innocent" transformation into a cheerful, naive, trustworthy, charismatic, or even sympathetic personage. At that time, there was an increase in the production of folk art souvenirs with devil images (medals, wooden masks, sculptures, ceramic vases, mugs, candlesticks, whistles, cups), which were purchased as merry holiday gifts.

The exhibition on the second floor shows devils created by folk masters, craftsmen, and authors of professional art, which were donated to the museum after the death of the initiator of the collection A. Žmuidzinavičius. The collection increased intensively in the 1970s and 1980s. The prevailing political system at that time was favourable for making this mythological character popular. It was not merely an artefact illustration of the past time folklore. The character of a devil became a convenient reflection of Soviet ideology to introduce the Catholic faith as a rudiment of the past to be destroyed. Anyone could make fun of the faith by portraying a devil, and it was a funny joke to impart to a negative character an "innocent" transformation into a cheerful, naive, trustworthy, charismatic, or even sympathetic personage. At that time, there was an increase in the production of folk art souvenirs with devil images (medals, wooden masks, sculptures, ceramic vases, mugs, candlesticks, whistles, cups), which were purchased as merry holiday gifts.

On the third floor, the gifts donated by foreign visitors are shown. These are devils and masks from the European,
American, Asian, African countries. The exhibits help to reveal the concept of a devil in the
ethnography of the nations of the world, demonological beings, celebrations. They are
displayed according to foreign countries from which the objects have come to the museum.
Most of the exhibited works are the gifts of visitors.

On the third floor, the gifts donated by foreign visitors are shown. These are devils and masks from the European, American, Asian, African countries. The exhibits help to reveal the concept of a devil in the ethnography of the nations of the world, demonological beings, celebrations. They are displayed according to foreign countries from which the objects have come to the museum. Most of the exhibited works are the gifts of visitors.

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A fine fellow in my Insta comments told me about the Devil Museum in Kaunas, Lithuania, home to over 3000 demonic items. It's going on The List. Particularly fond of the accordion guy...

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Is that where the phrase "Once in a Boo Moon" comes from?

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Chat #25 - Amy Twigg "Tarot has really helped order my thoughts, particularly with writing"

New on Tarot DMs! Amy Twigg, author of Spoilt Creatures, joins Finbarre Snarey for a card-guided conversation about creativity and rage. Expect pictures of Dexter too, an excellent emotional support beast!

#tarot #booksky #witchsky #spoiltcreatures

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Shout to @theodoresnapdragon.bsky.social and @amaralynn.bsky.social!

Even with two of you, I don't know how you manage such a large chat as #QueerWritersChat. Thanks for all the work you do and congrats on trending on Bsky!

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Vintage-style tarot illustration of an angel blowing a trumpet, adapted from the Judgement card, with red wings, golden hair and pale clouds around the figure. The angel holds a white banner that reads “Series 2” in dark medieval-style lettering. The image is used to announce that the Tarot Interviews podcast will return for Series 2 in 2026 as a limited run of special episodes on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, with creative professionals invited to email s2@tarotinterviews.com
 to be considered

Vintage-style tarot illustration of an angel blowing a trumpet, adapted from the Judgement card, with red wings, golden hair and pale clouds around the figure. The angel holds a white banner that reads “Series 2” in dark medieval-style lettering. The image is used to announce that the Tarot Interviews podcast will return for Series 2 in 2026 as a limited run of special episodes on Spotify and Apple Podcasts, with creative professionals invited to email s2@tarotinterviews.com to be considered

EXCITING NEWS!

The Tarot Interviews podcast will return for Series 2 in 2026 as a run of special episodes on Spotify & Apple Podcasts.

Places will be very limited. If you are a creative professional and would like to be considered, email:

s2@tarotinterviews.com

#tarot #podcast #guest

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IMPORTANT KITTY SCIENCE RESEARCH JOB ADVERT JUST DROPPED

Cat Scientist - Emerging Welfare Technology. UK remote

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Resistance movement: how a play about penicillin brought the arts, science and politics together Championed by a former chief medical officer, Lifeline is both a musical following Alexander Fleming’s discovery of the first antibiotic and a warning about the threat of superbugs in the present day

Resistance movement: how a play about penicillin brought the arts, science and politics together

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Antique decorative tile collection featuring six square relief designs arranged in a grid, showcasing vintage European craftsmanship and ornamental motifs.

Antique decorative tile collection featuring six square relief designs arranged in a grid, showcasing vintage European craftsmanship and ornamental motifs.

Antique decorative tile collection featuring six square relief designs arranged in a grid, showcasing vintage European craftsmanship and ornamental motifs.

Antique decorative tile collection featuring six square relief designs arranged in a grid, showcasing vintage European craftsmanship and ornamental motifs.

Today's #OnlineArtExchange theme is ‘tiles’ for The Arab Hall: Past and Present at Leighton House 🎨

We have selected:
Ancient tiles, Bawsey from Norfolk Museums Service

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