Vase with tulips, a card, glass on the desk, and again a view of the wall of her studio with various cards and paintings, and a bookshelf.
#SomethingBeautiful another still life from my aunt, Mary Lace, Vase with Tulips.
Pebbles the tabby-Bengal cat sleeping in luxury on top of a small couch cushion that is on top of a purple velvet blanket.
(I can't photograph her without waking her up, so here is a photo from Monday instead.)
Photo of wren, description from ebird: ‘A small, warbler-like wren of Andean cloud forest. Plumage is gray and white with a barred tail and vent, brownish crown, and faint streaking on the head. When seen from below in poor lighting conditions, the barred tail is usually the best feature to look for. Stays high in the canopy and is almost always encountered with mixed-species flocks. Vocalizations are very high-pitched and include gravelly trills and siren-like whistles.’
Wren of the Day:
Grey-mantled Wren
📷 Mario Córdoba H.
It's always time for this anti-fascist moment from Casablanca.
I can't see them either. I'm convinced they're a scam. Either that or it's "the emperor's new magic eye picture" thing.
"She won't let me tell all the stories. She says it'll make them all sound the same."
Or What You Will, my fantasy novel about story, Florence, imaginary friends and real friends too is just $2.99 as an ebook today (probably just US, probably just today, who knows.)
www.amazon.com/dp/B07QPGSYL...
A pink rosebud in a clear glass vase, with a fringed cloth hanging behind and lots of reflections
#SomethingBeautiful another still life from my aunt, Mary Lace: Rose in Norwegian Vase.
Alas, this vase, a gift from a friend in 1976, got broken last summer, but it lives on in this painting.
Virago cover of Renault’s The King Must Die
Continuing books I’ve loved. This is a cover I’ve never seen, but really like. The book? For me it is Renault’s best, and she’s just superb. #worldbookday
Celebrate #WorldBookDay with a look at some of the most beautiful and unusual examples from the first 100 years of the “modern” book cover, since the rise of publishers' bindings circa 1820: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/the-art-of-book-covers-1820-1914
Starred Review: TRACE ELEMENTS by Ada Palmer and Jo Walton
Library Journal: This collection of essays, some original and many revised and updated, represents a wide range of thought and many sterling examples of what makes science fiction and fantasy popular and so appealing for readers, along…
New sonnet on my Patreon Remembering the Falklands www.patreon.com/posts/152218...
It's been some time since I posted. I Had a lot of stuff happening in my life. This piece is my oc falling to Wonderland✨️ #blueskyart #art #oc #digitalart #dnd #wonderland wink wink I may be writing a book on my oc 🌟
A cream jug on a table, with a cloth with oranges, on the wall behind a study of a man sitting on a bed.
#SomethingBeautiful another still life from my aunt, Mary Lace. The painting on the wall is one she did in college.
Elephant in reds and pinks, with an ear that looks like a trefoil, attacked by blue dragon wrapped around it. Aberdeen Bestiary, University of Aberdeen, MS 24
Medieval elephant!
Another in my series of images from medieval manuscripts
#SomethingBeautiful #MedievalSky #elephants
it is really good.
In Montreal, no, and people I've talked to about it are unaware of real robins and kind of fond of the migratory pink-breasted thrushes because they herald the coming of spring.
Artwork of a woman with black hair in a bright yellow dress holding flowers. Leafless tree in the background.
Spring's Promise, Marjorie Miller (circa 1925).
It's been online for a few weeks while putting on the final touches, but we are formally announcing the launch of Renaissance Medals Online, starting with the condottieri of Italy, with large contributions from the National Gallery of Art, British Museum, and Berlin: numismatics.org/pocketchange...
This is fabulous, tbh.
Sad but accurate
Oh me too. I always call it "American Robin" as if it has Robin for a middle name like "Christopher Robin". The worst thing is that they migrate and come back in spring, while real robins stay all year. I don't blame modern people, but the colonizers who saw those and called them robins were fools.
🔴 OFERTA
Durante marzo pueden comprar por solo 4,27€ Entre extraños, de Jo Walton.
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Yes, she paints every day, often through all the hours of daylight, and as soon as one is done she's setting up another one.
A windowsill with a vase of anemones, and a window with a lace curtain, some walnuts, and behind a Matisse painting of anemones, various shadows and reflections
#SomethingBeautiful another still life from my aunt Mary Lace, Matisse Anemones.
Yes, we're doing at event in Seminary Co-Op in Chicago on March 30th from 4-5pm.
My guess would be cost, and technical print issues in earlier years, but I don't know. @malf.bsky.social do you know?
Autorinnen, die ich gerne lese.
Eine Autorin pro Tag, den ganzen Monat hindurch, in zufälliger Reihenfolge.
Tag 3: Jo Walton
Lieblingsbuch: Die Stunde der Rotkehlchen
Gesamtübersicht >> www.sf-lit.de/31-autorinnen/
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New sonnet on my Patreon: Spring in Time of War www.patreon.com/posts/spring...
