Cathy Rosamund Stillman-Loweさんのイラストまとめ

A Twitter friend bravely announced that they needed "to be more Vorticist". Here's an opportunity, with a seasonal piece of #womensart - SYBIL ANDREWS – "Wings"; Linocut (1979). The horses have gone & gulls have descended en masse. @ianyoung33 @ZwartblesIE @Clarecurtislino 🍂

So - today is #WorldElephantDay & I am proud to present an elephant with cloven hooves. @AphraPell @julianpharrison @melibeus1 Those pointy ears are quite something as well! No wonder Mr Hare is leaping in the air with shock. Source: https://t.co/AkqzT0Jm6H 🐘🐘🐘

#InternationalCatDay - in four parts. For a fiercesome start, Agnes Miller Parker leads the way. "The Challenge", Agnes Miller Parker, 1934, wood engraving on paper, National Galleries Scotland. @Clarecurtislino @KnightonStar @aethelflaed 🐾

#ElephantOfTheDay has dozed off in the heat. He boasts a slightly porcine curly tail & terrific tusks. Caption: Elephant inscribed SPODIUM I(D EST) ELEPH(ANTU)S. @julianpharrison @aethelflaed Source: Compendium Salernitanum. Italy, possibly Venice, 1350-137; M.873 fol. 80r.

This series of farm scenes was never going to end well. Immediately the absence of any kind of @1CatShepherd struck me. Without firm feline leadership, the results are all too predictable - total mayhem by the time we reach the last layer of this 1878 Walter Crane illustration.

@every_heron You ought to set up #HeronlyLifeCoaching. If your pupils get anything wrong, you jab them sharply. They'll learn all the faster that way. Your graceful image conceals your severity as a teacher.

When Lucy mentioned "A dream of toasted cheese" by Beatrix Potter, involving a Bunsen burner, I had to find it. Could it really exist? Yes! "A Dream of Toasted Cheese" was drawn to celebrate the publication of Henry Roscoe’s chemistry textbook in 1899. @AphraPell @ZwartblesIE

Spring fever; in my dreams, one day, I will see a hoopoe in real life. Meantime, Eric Ravilious does a marvellous job of presenting hoopoes to best effect in Gilbert White's garden. @Clarecurtislino @ianyoung33 @ANGELACHARDING @oneortwothings @ThatArtBlog

The wise hare (left) keeps a beady eye on the fox (or is it a wicked dog?) pretending to be an enfeebled old woman. The big bushy tail is a bit of a giveaway! @ZwartblesIE Source: @BDLSS MS. Douce 366, f.89r.

Some gaiety (left) as Edward Bawden welcomes in March, in 1930. I've never been too keen on Punch & Judy though (right) since coming across them in an M R James tale of great menace! @downtoearthgift @DFRGEORGE