Why make dishwasher tablets look so appetising?

Coffee shops with plastic lids on the side to apply yourself, I can’t stress enough how ill equipped I am for this task or how clean my shirt was.

Pandaland

Just swimming by to say hello.

I grew up round here, it’s beautiful

Creativity Uncredited by New TechnologieS

Is it Mother’s Day?

I'm going to send you an e-mail that arrives as one continuous line of text and attach an image the size of a standard billboard 💃

When I say in an e-mail 'I'll get that to you next week' everyone understands that means ten to five on Friday don't they. 'Early next week' is ten to five on Tuesday.

Barilla: Real Egg Pasta, 1958 designed by Erberto Carboni. Image via Alliance Graphique Internationale Subscribe to my newsletter for more design history designreviewed.com/newsletter/

Star Wars

Bison/monkey

Peak Bob

Aurelius Battaglia (1910-1984) - fantastic illustrator of children's books throughout the midcentury era - worked at Disney in the 40s and UPA in the 50s. One of my favorite inspirations of that time. #wardsmorguefile

I dig Elsie

Fernando Botero (1932-2023) Cat on the Roof, 1978. oil on canvas. #Caturday

I think @jamescorcoran78.bsky.social might be a genius

Monkey tennis

@jamescorcoran78.bsky.social 12/10 🤌

#PhantomsFriday 'A Ghost Among the Trees' by Wilhelm Keller, from Jugend magazine, April, 1896

Wader

Our dog

Having watched all three series of The Newsreader I think it might be one of my favourite all time telly programmes and now I’m a bit lost.

Other work by the Ladybird artists. ‘April’ 1958 The neighbours’ garden Artist: Ronald Lampitt

Outstandingly good vintage French & Czech photo booths. fotoautomat.fr

Anyone else craving a Tunnock’s tea cake?

Extreme job jealousy @ianmcque.bsky.social @wocco.bsky.social

Watercolour noodles

'The Orange Seller.' (c1960) Reginald Brill was an English social realist and narrative painter whose work primarily depicts the lives of ordinary people and the landscapes that they inhabit.

Penguin cockerel dog bear

Some of the small spot illustrations by Eric Fraser that accompanied the Radio Times magazine’s weekly listings for the BBC’s 1981 radio adaptation of Tolkein’s “The Lord Of The Rings”.

Today’s weather

American abstract artist Charmion Von Wiegand was born on this date in 1896. She was artistically and philosophically adventurous (De Stijl! Theosophy! No, wait, Communism! No, wait, Buddism!) and poured it all into her beautiful paintings. Untitled, 1946:

Lad with a vorpal blade

That American figure of speech about flattery. Why would anyone want smoke in their bottom?

Mrs. Job: I am not at all happy w/ this situation. Job: have patience. Sometimes it's hard! Advice from Georges de la Tour, whose day is today.

I'm always reposting Thomas. Just follow Thomas, he has unending impeccable taste.

I've been playing a lot of Cyberpunk 2077, it may be one of the best games I've played or a least the most enjoyable environment to muck around in (riding a motorcycle through the city with nothing on but a daft hat and baseball boots etc etc)

Buy an oven pizza and pimp it with so much crap you might as well have forked out for a decent takeaway

If there’s animals on the new UK banknotes I hope the Fiver is a rabbit

Why yes I am hungover and yes I am glued to the sofa chain watching Cruising with Jane McDonald

English stained glass artist Tamsin Abbott, who is inspired by folklore and nature #WomensArt #March1st #Spring

Prog Noseybonk www.youtube.com/watch?app=de...

Georges Beuville

Probably the most beautiful book I own

I don’t know what this means but seeing Don’t Hung me I’m Scared late at night with no context or forewarning was one of the best tv experiences of my life.