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Flight above the dragon pond.

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This Dan Piraro comic always makes me cry.

Took some time off work recently, not to do anything, just to recuperate. I went to some poetry readings, walked a lot around the city, sat in the sun, caught up on exhibitions I wanted to see, went to the sauna, took myself for ice cream, for coffee, for a swim. It's nice to slow down a bit

🌹 Rhopalocera exotica London: Gurney & Jackson, 1887-1902. Original source Image description: Historical illustration titled “Rhopalocera exotica” showing four butterflies from the family Nymphalidae, genus Hypolimnas. Two butterflies labeled 1 and 2, Hypolimnas bartteloti, have dark brown to black wings with white spots near the edges and lighter brown lower wings. Two butterflies labeled 3 and 4, Hypolimnas stanleyi, display similar dark upper wings with larger white spots and lighter, pinkish white undersides. Details include fine wing veins and curled antennae. The print is dated 1890 by Rose Monteiro, highlighting detailed natural history illustration style typical of the late 19th century. The keyword “rose” refers to the illustrator’s name.

©Benoist Demoriane

TATIANA PATITZ, BAR DE LA MER, DEAUVILLE, 1990

Photo Thomas Razzano

Designer John Stefanidis home on the Greek island of Patmos. Davide Lovatti photo in House & Garden. Triptych by Teddy Millington-Drake is about antique myths — the words depicted are Psyche, Eros and Love, Zeus, and Aphrodite.

stuck this baking sheet i used as a paint palette in my sketchbook and tried matching my pencils to the colours

Inge Schuster.

— Sumita Chakraborty, from “Arrow,” Arrow

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