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Storm Over Haller Anger (Gewitterstimmung im Haller Anger) - Leopold Scheiring - c.1920 - via Sotheby's

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Aquamarine on Muscovite - Chumar Bakhoor, Hunza Valley, Gilgit District, Gilgit-Baltistan, N.A., Pakista

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Mona Tougaard photographed by Davit Giorgadze for The Travel Almanac November 2024

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Gregory Orr, from Orpheus & Eurydice: A Lyric Sequence, originally published in 2001

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— Adonis, Beginnings of the Body, Ends of the Sea

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Sonoran Desert Tortoises (Gopherus morafkai), family Testudinidae, Saguaro National Park, AZ, USA

Vulnerable

This species was separated from the Desert Tortoise, G. agassizii, in 2011, based on genetic evidence. The population of “Desert Tortoises” found east of the Colorado River are now Sonoran Desert Tortoises, and those west of the river are G. agassizii.

photographs: USFWS,: Andrew Pernick, US Bureau of Reclamation, K. Kristina Drake, USGS

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A woman's mantua and petticoat, British, 1735-1740, brown silk, brocaded in floral design with rust, maroon, blue floss and chenille, Spitalfields, c1732; altered 1870-1910

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— Yū Miri, Tokyo Ueno Station

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Newspaper kiosk on Marx prospect (Moscow, 1971)

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Nightfall down the Thames (John Atkinson Grimshaw, 1880)

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Ideal Palace Architecture (Hans Vredeman de Vries, 1527 - 1607)

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Lighthouse on a Cliff by Moonlight (Hermann Eschke, 1879)

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he gets to live with four cute local heroes AND they pay rent? he doesn't understand how lucky he is...

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William Mortensen (1897–1965) - Portrait of Fay Wray, c. 1926

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Okalivember day 20; Kulla!

The damjilkulla is a small, colorful, and very active insect-eating kulla. With a hovering flight that emits a surprising amount of noise for its size, it's quick to spot and pounce on its prey.

The wenlieta is a mid-sized active omnivore, feeding on a great variety of berries, mushrooms, and small animals. It lives in steppes and is mostly diurnal, and it has a habit of falling asleep in the first comfortable tuft of grass it sees when night falls.

The mubikulla is rather large and lives on the coast, and hunts various invertebrates within tidepools. It has a mutualistic relationship with a species of bivalve that anchors itself in the kulla's mouth.

The jari is long and agile. It lives in deep, dark forests, and the light blue stripes on its sides emit light using magic. They use different light patterns to communicate with one another.

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An issue of B-Club magazine taking a look at the making of a live-action promo for Masamune Shirow’s Appleseed. snagged from colonydrop’s twitter.