Jens Notroffさんのイラストまとめ

https://t.co/Mc33MBB2CR

It all started with a rider and his horse caving in somewhere there at Zöbingen - and after the horse was pulled up with sticks and a lot of effort ... the hole revealed a '#Totenbaum' (treetrunk coffin), well preserved bones, gold, and "apples which looked still fresh".

"Ještě jedno pivo, prosím!" - Noch ein Bier, bitte!"

#ServiceTweet 🍺

@BrianDunning But those acid-traps ... pretty unfair. 🙄😉

https://t.co/98m8APJT5e

And just one more from the travel #sketchbook:

Lunch time. At Hanstholm fortress, Denmark.

Let it rain. 🌧 - Adding a little twist to that earlier "Summer storm" sketch ...

For this #SketchbookSunday some dark skies and a summer storm from the travel sketchbook:

The temperature regulation within these 'beehive' houses is indeed really amazing. 👌 https://t.co/wkZY0OaicB

A very inspiring recent discussion on Prehistoric art reminded me of another really interesting earlier research debate:

The depiction of motion. Is the fascination of animated art as old as ... the #Paleolithic?

https://t.co/L8E7pAcavG (by @ZachZorich via @NautilusMag)