The abandoned ' Fred'. My mother gave this to me when I was a little girl from a destroyed painting. Unfortunately, when upset with my father, one day, I went to my room and squished it up. But I still own it to this day.

Brian Hagger

Drapery Study wikiart.org/en/matthias-gr…

Best scribble from today’s lunch break.

In other news I really burnt my finger cooking tea - classic accidental pan handle over a different hob flame. When I picked the pan up it was a bit like when that nazi gets branded in Indiana jones

'Saloon Bar', Knightsbridge (1940) by Edward Le Bas

(Tate)

Bronze Age Pervert - Black or Chinese
Zero HP Lovecraft - Black or Chinese
Second City Bureaucrat - Black or Chinese
Just Loki - Black or Chinese
Russian Cosmist - Black or Chinese
Fischer King - Black or Chinese
Benjamin Braddock - Black or Chinese
Eugyppius - Black or Chinese

When you see this type of power source that is available practically 24/7, you cement your own inkling that the energy/climate crisis is all a work. Seriously, why are water turbines or dynamos not being attached to jetty piles along the Thames ?

'Gate: Entry (Birches Head)'
#SixTownsSketchbook
Ink

More grey skies, this time from John Wood.

If watching someone work hard makes me tired, then hopefully watching these kids run about will warm me up. 😁

From Storytelling at TREGONY CONTEMPORARY. May 2024

Found under a lilac bush this featherweight nest still has its downy lining. I wonder if its tiny builders raised their brood.

Gagosian

Quai in London along the Thames by Willem Witsen 1890
(Private Collection)

Scene from the film 'Villain' (1971) that was filmed in The Assembly House, 292-294 Kentish Town Road, #KentishTown , #London

Take a look at the stunning interior of the Assembly House (The Assembly House) and the wonderful vibe depicted in this short clip. Though the film may raise an

Good morning, have a fantastic day, today remembering one of our great comedians Eric Morecambe born on this day in 1926, here with Ernie Wise & four other lads back in December 1963.

How to be a Ladybird man, part 36.
Strive for perfection

Artist: Harry Wingfield
(Talkabout the Garden, 1976)

The House on the Canal Josephine Haswell Miller (1890–1975)
Oil on Canvas
(City Art Centre, Edinburgh)

Why are they everywhere? Riddle me this.

He’s right… bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

Around two years before painting
'Washing Day,' (1887) William Merritt Chase began a series of views of parks and private gardens in Brooklyn, New York, which marked a notable departure from his previous work.  While the choice of subject matter was without precedent among

A little sketch book drawing this afternoon.