Brigid Smythさんのイラストまとめ

@RichardHarwood2 @garysector @Paul_SLG @Planning_AG I second Waterloo Bridge! Monet’s drifting mists of fog and Constable’s tumultuous sky: (with urns... Richard, urns! A supreme courtly antiquity.😃)
Great webinar, many thanks to all.

@JamesTurner37 @LindsayRawlinsL @GarethPricePLP 👀...

“Unseen in the background, Fate was quietly slipping lead into the boxing-glove.”
P.G. Wodehouse

@JamesTurner37 Some delicate decoupage to dance with your hibiscus.

Mary Delaney started her life’s work at 72... 😉

Her work can be seen @britishmuseum but @UlsterMuseum has one of the few embroideries she created.

@JamesTurner37 New fon, who dis? ;-)

That’s a rather lovely picture... green-fingered, yet pristine.

Some Monet, to soothe your day.

@BarbaraRich_law @TimSapwell @BarStirer They are towering triffids of tenacity. I always feel Lilliputian in their shadow, yet no Cimmerian shade. :-)

Billowing and blousy, who could not concede to that. I love the sultry reds, Barbara. Beautiful indeed.

@TimSapwell Ah I too love the Leon Fleisher performance, the Egon Petri transcription, musical alchemy!

Beautiful, bucolic scene Tim, reminds me of Gainsborough or Joseph Farquharson.

You can take the weekend off now. 🤪

@JamesTurner37 @EduTurn @BenjaminMyersQC The ingenuity of this, genius. You need a patent. 🤪

#QCInDaHouse #Archimedes

@gavinjohnadams Beautiful. One eats with the eyes, after all! It reminds me of Monet, Nymphéas en fleur! There is a delicacy of mind and deft of hand there 🤣 #gregariousgenus

@Nick_Holland_ @BarbaraRich_law @JamesTurner37 @BeckyBarrister @pjm1kbw @PatchLimb @muljam23 @PipSinks @IanCallaway352 @TimSapwell @barclerk @GeoffRimington @MaryjaneFurniss @craigymcmillan @PeterGlenser Thank you Nick. I concede, I may have gone a tad overboard. Slice thinly, freeze, nibble over months. 🙉
If anyone has nice recipes to share I’d appreciate that. I may venture into the realm of curries next. Grind fresh spices etc. I’m perusing these:

@PatchLimb The gentle art of silence. Very moving piece of performance art, Patrick. Thank you for sharing.

“Music expresses that which cannot be put into words and that which cannot remain silent.” Victor Hugo.
Yet,
4'33" composed by John Cage!

Time, the symbiosis of sound and silence