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🍓 The Pomological magazine;. London;J. Ridgway.. Original source Image description: Historical botanical illustration from “The Pomological Magazine” (1827) depicting a strawberry plant with five berries at different ripening stages. Four strawberries are red and ripe with visible seeds and green sepals, while one berry is partially ripe, showing a transition from green to red. The plant features detailed green stems and large leaves outlined in fine lines without color fill. The drawing highlights the texture and form of the strawberries and foliage, typical of early 19th-century pomological art focused on accurate fruit depiction for horticultural study.

book cover illustrations, respectively, by Doug Beekman and Tristan Elwell

Donald Miller, Holly Warburton, L. M. Montgomery, E. M. Forster, Anne Sexton, Kaye Donachie, Anne Sexton, Emilio Hernandez Martin, Maggie Stiefvater, Nina MacLaughlin (The Paris Review)

fireflies lighting up a rural Pennsylvania field at dusk

Rufino Tamayo, Perro De Luna, 1973

Dawn Does Not Break in the West, Eghishe Charenc (from “Anthology of Armenian poetry")  

Dawn Does Not Break in the West Listen, western world, for a thousand years you have been giving birth to genius after genius. Now you have become a circus for monstrosities. We glance into your terrible fires and see a dawn that has no horizon, no bounds. (1933)

Woah mama my time in the desert has made me immune to the sands of time

dinner with friends

🫛 you have time, the peas said so…

Found this while going through my granddad’s VHS tapes and couldn’t find it anywhere online, so here it is.