Procedurally generated margin flowers patterned after the French Republican Calendar.
Églantine
Églantine grows a plant in the margin of a page and draws it in the manner of eighteenth-century French engraving, a plant for every day of the French Republican calendar.
kevinraymond/florilegium
Procedurally generated Delft-blue floral page margins for LuaLaTeX, drawn in Lua
Black and Tan Floral Leaves Seamless Hand Drawn Flowers Botanical Art Mid Century Modern Wall Decor Digital Download - Nieuwe Market©
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This bouquet may look beautiful, but the weeds are killing our native plants
An arrangement of weeds that are infesting parts of WA's South West gets a couple of gongs that the winner hopes will help to highlight the issue of problem plants.
Sketchy Calendar
Can we have a calendar that combines the convenience of a digital calendar with the simplicity and expressivity you get from pen & paper?
The ASEAN National Flowers
From Brunei to Viet Nam, explore the official National Flowers of the SEAblings!
Goals Garden: Sow far, sow good - Sri's leaflets
Calendar Favicons, No EXIF, Alt Text, ATProto Lexicons, Migration
BLOOMS 2: Strobe Animated Sculptures Invented by John Edmark
Face of a Bird, Legs of an Eagle: The Hybrid Venus in Medieval Texts of Image Magic and the So-Called Talisman of Catherine de’ Medici
This article examines the imagery of the goddess Venus in medieval sources of astrological magic, focusing on a zoomorphic hybrid Venus characterized by avian features. Furthermore, the article examines the transmission of this motif into early modern printed sources and talismans. The most renowned among surviving items related to the hybrid Venus is the 18th-century medallion known as Catherine de Medici’s talisman, depicting on one side a classical Venus figure, and on the other, a seated Jupiter alongside a hybrid with the head and feet of a bird. In previous scholarship it has been argued that the hybrid figure, interpreted as Venus, derives from Cornelius Agrippa and the medieval magical compendium Picatrix. The study demonstrates that the same hybrid Venus appears in several other medieval sources predating Agrippa and independent of the Picatrix. These sources, explored in this article in detail, offer a new insight into the evolution of the zoomorphic Venus, providing a deeper understanding of the ways in which non-Christian and non-classical astrological iconography was transformed and found pathways within medieval literature. Based on the findings of this research, De sigillis attributed to Arnoldus Saxo, seems to provide the most direct model for depicting two distinct Venus figures within the same talisman. The article further argues that the avian hybrid Venus was a dynamic figure among non-classical hybrids, appearing in a relatively wide range of sources, including contexts where astrological hybrids were a rarity.
Jazz in The Parks - The Parks DC
The region’s most acclaimed jazz musicians are returning to the ever-popular Jazz in The Parks on the Great Lawn this summer! Bring your neighbors and friends for the city’s favorite laid-back summer evenings – listed by Washingtonian magazine as one of the area’s top five outdoor spots to listen to live music just last year! Bring your own picnic, blanket and refreshments, and enjoy popular local food vendors and giveaways, including some delicious Takoma Station, J & J Taqueria, and Atlantic BBQ! Juneberry Garage will be selling wine, beer, cider, and draft Aperol Spritz as well. And Flowers by Alexes will be offering our signature fresh-cut flower bouquets, including our popular three-tier bouquet collection, handcrafted with seasonal blooms and wrapped for easy grab-and-go purchases. Festival guests can also shop a selection of specialty floral arrangements and gifts, perfect for treating themselves or taking home a beautiful reminder of the day. Stop by the wonderful restaurants around the Marketplace, just a block away up 12th Street. Pick up charcuterie (or a pizza!) at Whole Foods, delicious takeout from Paraiso, or bring the latest one-of-a-kind flavor from The Charmery’s Saturday Sundae dessert lab.
Autumnal Birthday Cake
There is no reason on earth why this, adapted from the Magnolia Bakery Cookbook, has to be a birthday cake, but since the first two times I made it were for my sister-in-law's and a friend's birthdays in late October and early November, that's how I think of it. In both cases, I put just one (gold) candle on top: better on any number of counts. I know that adorning plates with autumn leaves is not my usual aesthetic, but that's another benefit of using this as a birthday cake: you can allow yourself a little ironic leeway. And please read the Additional Information section at the end of the recipe before proceeding.
spaces, meet cliques! how we built a minimal calendar on pear (our permission-enforcing ATProto repo) and what we had to build to get there.
calendar pt. 2: buckets spaces, meet cliques!
habitat.leaflet.pub
