Jason and the Argonauts (1963). Stop motion effects by Ray Harryhausen. Brilliant creepy score by Bernard Herrmann

Great example of enshittification: Google now wants to use your Gmail to train AI, but if you opt out (Settings->General->Smart Features->Turn off) not only do you lose *spell check*, you also lose all sorting of emails, so everything goes in one giant inbox. I hate it here

A long lost Tudor Palace, very few traces of it remain. On the foreshore a few timbers of the old Tudor/Stuart jetty, also a gatehouse off Richmond Green. Thought to be Elizabeth I’s favourite palace & where she died on March 24 1603. We have only Wyngaerde’s sketches to show us what it looked like

Seitsemän veljeksen kuvitusta http://kokoelmat.fng.fi/app?si=A+III+1924%3A24

Great sequence here on the invasion of the Ohio Country &hints at a pan-Native confederacy. Can't remember if mentioned in a previous episode, but Lord Dunmore's War against Ohio Natives had basically just ended when the Rev War breaks out. Rev War is next chapter in the long war for the west #HATM

Illustration by Gray Morrow published on the inside front cover of UNKNOWN WORLDS OF SCIENCE FICTION #3 (May 1975).

20 NOVEMBER 1775, LONDON: Richard, Lord Howe, tells the House of Commons that he will accept command of the Royal Navy in America only if ordered to do so: “If commanded his duty was to serve,” but otherwise he’s caught between “his duty as an officer, and his duty as a man.”

Guys literally only want one thing but it’s 500 bucks

unhinged Juice >> serious Juice #AEWCollision

Protokada is fine i guess but why not Fletchicero? #AEWDynamite 🤼

putting together the syllabus for my course: A People’s History of American Comics.

Guy who’s art sucks is an asshole? Shocker

It's funny bc I remember people younger than me, like ten years ago, asking me how to "break in to the industry" when I had two published books and no money. Since I joined social media the majority of the talk about "the industry" feels like a sad larp about an industry people wish existed,

A toad under a mayapple for mom

Excited to dig into these…

Ken Burns, Contingency, and the Question of Whether a New Consensus View of the American Revolution is Possible 🗃️ open.substack.com/pub/kevinmle...

57 Flock cameras purchased by SAPD (approved by city council) indiscriminately track law-abiding residents with a mere .02% resulting in a criminal investigation. that data includes where people shop, go to work, drop their kids off or who they hang out with is then sent to a national database.

Final countdown for The Saintly Hollows kickstarter. We've secured EU- and UK-friendly shipping, and all stretch goals are unlocked. Come for the stolen moon, stay for the cursed swords and behemoth knight machine. #osr www.kickstarter.com/projects/626...

Lyonel Feininger ‘Der Kopflose Radler’ (The Headless Rider), “Das Narrenrad”, 1898 archive.org/details/dasn...

'The Line of the Plough.' (1919) John Arnesby Brown's painting was the first picture he made in the spring following the end of WW1. It suggests the start of the cycle of life and new beginnings after the shattered landscapes he witnessed in France and Belgium during the war.

Curiosity Mastcam R sol 1459 - From 2di7 & titanio44 - https://flic.kr/p/LMntfY

'Locomotive Near Uşak following Greek withdrawal from Anatolia by Albert Kahn, 1923'

La Pyramide - Abidjan, Ivory Coast r/brutalism

ArcaneCon is less than a month away! I hope to see you there! www.arcaneswordpress.com/arcanecon

There’s too many messages about it to answer individually, so for all those asking, Sally’s having a great Monday

Thanks Vin

Happy #GodzillaDay

Not really our cup of tea.

I don't promote my store much, but here's where all my in-print/in-stock books, prints, stickers, and CDs are available. 10% off everything 'til 2026. Start thinking about your Thanksgiving gift shopping today! objectpublishing.com

It's #StandingStoneSunday 🥳 The triple stone alignment of Harold's Stones, Trellech, is depicted as a relief carving on Lady Probert's sundial of 1689, now in the local church This shows the stones have barely changed in 3 centuries 😮 @stoneclub.bsky.social 👉 coflein.gov.uk/en/site/221159

Sunrise on the Pond

Celebrating St.Skeleton’s Day

Back in my day, AI used to stand for Adobe Illustrator! And we hated that, too!

my returns…. they‘ve diminished!

Joseph Crabtree produced some of his most stylistically original work in the 1930s. In this scene depicting the city of Durham in the northeast of England, he used a realistic stone coloured palette and arranged buildings into regular geometric patterns.

Spectropia; or, Surprising Spectral Illusions (1865), a wonderful book of Victorian hi-tech ghost conjuring which allows the reader to summon, as the sub-title proclaims, “ghosts everywhere and of any colour”. More here: publicdomainreview.org/collection/s...

Woodcut print by Eline Brontsema, Blue Swimming Hall , Fincknsteinallee 2024. Size 67.8 x 51 cm.

'A Figure at Dusk.' (c1890) Painted by Algernon Talmage in St Ives, the ever-changing light in Cornwall enabled him to establish his characteristic mellow palette. For the most part, he painted plein air landscapes and pastorals, especially farming scenes.

Wallace Polsom, “Care of Self” (06 Feb 2017), paper collage, 20.2 x 27.5 cm | wallacepolsom.com/post/1569000... Leonardo’s “Lady with an Ermine” (c. 1489-1491) is one of my all-time favourite portraits, so of course I had to mess with it & then I used PoD to turn it into an iPhone case for my wife!

Been laughing about this for over a week now. Is the video “good for tv”? Presumably! But then it makes you wonder: am I grossing my tv out playing videos that are bad for it? What on earth does this mean?

Just a lil devil guy

Here's a free little zine of character backgrounds for Wildendrem, featuring illustrations by @amandalee.bsky.social. Compatible with Cairn, Old-School Essentials, or the tabletop adventure game of your choice. #ttrpg #osr phantom-mill.itch.io/rere-regarda...

IMHO T. Matsumoto is brilliant - yes no news there, he’s one Eisner - but his line is wild , textured, varied. I’m not a huge fan of manga where it’s so crisp and stark. I love the almost controlled naïveté of his line work! This story is near incomprehensible atm, but loving it still

Troll Friend.

A Rupert the Bear balloon, high above Bristol, at one of the city’s International Balloon Fiestas 1991-1995, photographer sadly unknown to me.

“Comala, the Maid of the Bow” by Dorothy Smyth (1880-1933).

The newly crowned Independent Wrestling World Champion “Fancy” Ryan Clancy makes his GRIND return at Celebration Day IV THIS SATURDAY in Easthampton! Oct 25th 7:30pm Bell Details: grindpuro.eventbrite.com 📸: John Washer

I’m yet to find a copy I can afford, but I love this poster. One day!

Mothra vs Godzilla (1964)