I’m calling it right now: SHAPESHIFTER.
Francis Alÿs, The Nightwatch, 2004 [x]
Surveillance cameras observe a fox exploring the Tudor and Georgian rooms of the National Portrait Gallery at night.
just a lil dude gettin his art on
OMG YES
The Empress is not going to be impressed when she finds out about this little incident, Rob. On the other hand, one day telling this story is going to really endear you to Paul and Peri, so you may end up deciding the punishment was worth it.
Anonymous asked: When you came to the UK you came to fleetwood?! That's 10 minutes from my house and I never knew! What an opportunity to waste meeting you! Where did you come to in Fleetwood?
I was there at the very beginning of my 2011 visit, on 1 February. I stayed at the North Euston Hotel overnight, and spoke to a lovely group of students at Hogwarts the Rossall School the next morning. A++, would do again! Only maybe not so early in the year next time. :)
house martin
(photo by m.geven)LOOK
IT HAS FLUFFY TROUSERS
WITH FEETIES
FLUFFY FEETY TROUSERS
…I do not think Martin has considered the implications of having fluffy feety trousers. This may need to come up in some future book.
In other news, LOL.
You Take My Breath Away by *Street-Angel
Peri and Paul from RJ Anderson’s Faery Rebels series consisting of Knife, Rebel and Arrow.
If you like faery and human interaction stories this is definitely a series for you. It doesn’t focus on the romance, in fact, it goes on the subtle back burner while the protagonists keep the action rolling over. What I loved most about Peri and Paul’s relationship was how you got to see glimpses of how it had grown through all three books even though the protagonist changed. There was a lot of room for the imagination to take over and fill in the gaps and I think that made it all the more intriguing and powerful.
Enjoy 8D
THAT NOISE YOU HEAR IS ME WHISTLING LIKE A TEAKETTLE AND THEN FALLING OVER. AND FLAILING. A LOT.
Happy Birthday RJ Anderson by ~ChoppyChua
A little fan-made doll of Knife a.k.a. Peri, in all her black-eyed, white-haired glory.
Happy St. Piran’s Day!
Today, the 5th March is St Piran’s Day, the patron saint of tin miners.
It is said that St Piran was of Irish origin, and arrived in Cornwall in the 6th Century. Fast forward 15 Centuries and Cornwall’s favourite saint is still being celebrated by the patriotic Cornish. …
This video shows just how to make an authentic Cornish pasty, a traditional part of St. Piran’s Day celebrations. (Though really, any excuse to eat pasties will do.)
I am in awe of just how much filling this Cornish lady manages to pack into one pasty. And the crimping along the edge is lovely. Plus it’s being made for someone named Rebecca!
I would love to know what this opens…
Oh, so that’s where Bluebell left the key to the front door of the Oak. Wink’s been fretting about it for weeks.
ETA: You can buy this as a pendant at HautTotes (Etsy). I just did. :)
Sticks and stones by ~Madsqueaky
From top to bottom: Knife, Linden, Rhosmari and Jasmine. Nobody’s ever drawn Jasmine before! Very cool.
