Watched The Changeling and loved it! Peter Medak directed two episodes of the TV Show Hannibal but I didn't know much about him aside from that so it was a nice surprise letterboxd.com/cleefouti/fi...

I'm watching Black Narcissus (1947) and the villain slays so hard she looks like she's straight out of a 90s perfume commercial:

Every year for April fools I find funny fish in old books from my library and print them for students so they can put them on people's backs. I love the shiny ones I found in d'Orbigny:

Every year for April fools I find funny fish in old books from my library and print them for students so they can put them on people's backs. I love the shiny ones I found in d'Orbigny:

I dreamt Jigsaw hated my ass

I open the library at 9.

God, what an absolutely stunning wool felt stop motion animation youtu.be/1gWUYdmfxjA?...

Steamboy is good

Steamboy (2004), Katsuhiro Otomo

Cataloging student notebooks from the 1820s today. A student 200 years ago started drawing animals on the blank pages he had left:

Tuesday at work

requiem for vanished birdsong

Not been in the mood to draw or post anything these days but here are some birds for everyone:

Also 7S specifically could greatly improve efficiency just by actually providing the text to their translators instead of… having them buy it themselves. But nah something something AI

Some hourlies from sunday for #hourlycomicsday (1/3)

It's Wednesday:

It's Wednesday:

The Secret Agent (2025)

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Alain Resnais's Night and Fog premiered 70 years ago: "We pretend it was all confined to one country, one point in time. We turn a blind eye to what surrounds us, and a deaf ear to the never-ending cries."

Gacha Galette

Just watched Kokuho by Lee Sang-il - simply one of the best films of the past twenty years. Unbelievably gorgeous, and beautifully written. Satoko Okudera's script shines like no other. Please go watch it if you can!

Today I'm cataloging a book by Maria Sibylla Merian, an entomologist and genius scientific illustrator:

Watched Takeshi Kitano's Sonatine tonight.

A student in 1829 tries very hard to draw an arctic fox :

Cataloging student notebooks from the 1820s today. A student 200 years ago started drawing animals on the blank pages he had left:

Domestic dispute in public

I love reading acknowledgements in thesis - while working I found this veterinarian thesis from 1947 thanking Walt Disney for his help

Took a nap and dreamt I was in a world where everyone was riding mushrooms. This was my mushroom, Champival :

Cataloging some 16th century bird letters today

Remembering some heroines from my youth

Remembering some heroines from my youth

Cataloging cherries today:

The Angel's Egg x Mikio Sakabe fashion collection goes so hard:

(Author is quadriplegic)

I open the library at 9.

OK (1/2)

Pickpocket (1959), directed by Robert Bresson. One of the most elegant scenes ever made, and so simple too.

Watched The Running Man today. When Lee Pace removes his mask at the end and Glen Powell whistles I genuinely thought the twist was that the scary hunter turned out to be a beautiful man. It took me five minutes to understand Powell was mocking his facial scars.

Monday again

Had to show old books to a group of teens today and managed to make them interested in what I was talking about by going off on a rant about pokemon cards speculation

Monday again

Rewatching Hyouka, which will soon be 14 years old. One of the most beautiful intro to a first episode ever made:

Apples

Daily subway battle:

Counterattack

"Gauze", the 7th 2025 Gobelins graduation short, is now online, and is inspired by the events in Gaza. Directed by Noran Fikri Alezabi, Nicholas Arujah, Xinyue Ma, Yulin Yue, Xiaonan Zhou. >> www.youtube.com/watch?v=CsBa...

A recurring dream I had as a child: