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We're very pleased to launch free online education sessions, Tuesdays and Thursdays, for 8-11s. Our education officers will lead you through an enquiry in a series of videos with digitised documents to explore. Take a look: https://t.co/vxdB1FHbqU

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2020-04-21

Spent the better part of the day on this, digitised version of my previous sketch. I wanted to experiment so I tried doing angular linework. Included colour and black and white versions.

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2020-04-09

St Benedict looked like he was having a particularly rough day! What a fantastic image, recently digitised by the Collections Team, great to share it on our online image resource!

St Benedict in the Desert of Subiaco, North Italian School, 1530.
https://t.co/0oMoM85Ka0

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2020-04-08

is in the air! The has digitised over 14,000 of its transport posters showing over 100 years of graphic design and illustration. You can see them online (and some you can buy as prints). https://t.co/Dj8tABt5SF

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2020-04-07

Throwback: A selection of social media posts for a mobile phone brand we did. Some digital, some made from paper and digitised, more on our insta: https://t.co/5hgegmq20q

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2020-04-04

"The Red Kangaroo is one of the largest of the peculiar Australian group of Marsupial animals to which it belongs, and is likewise one of the most beautiful." Joseph Wolf (1867) from "Zoological Sketches" digitised for by https://t.co/49iarIl1Us

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2020-04-04

This 16th-century Greek manuscript features a wide range of animal illustrations. Which one is your favourite?

https://t.co/AA9ljTQyyw (Burney MS 97)

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2020-04-02

Sadly we can no longer access our scanner, but we're still uploading the last few items we digitised onto , like this fabulous 1st ed. of Neville Cayley's "What bird is that? A guide to the birds of Australia" from 's library: https://t.co/CLnl6OmT4G

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2020-04-01

Hii this RMO is taking longer than I expected so I’m now taking more Faceless Illustration. Hit me up if you want your photo to be digitised like theirs! ✨✨✨

Pls help to RT this to help me survive 😂 (also don’t forget to and wash your hands)

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2020-03-27

🌺 Me and did a sort of collab 😋 They drew me and I then digitised it 😁

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2020-03-24

Today I digitised my 5 year old nephew's Mischief Monster Fan Art. He's chosen a Yellow, Black and Green Mischief. 🤩

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2020-03-18

"Do you ever shop-crawl?"

Managing shortages & rationing - government publicity from 1940/1, discouraging stockpiling & calling for "Fair Shares" to prevent those "without so much leisure as yourself" from going without

From our digitised resources at https://t.co/KYpk6O4nrf

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2020-03-16

My exhibition featuring dystopic paintings has been cancelled because of the dystopia!!

In the meantime artworks from the show will be digitised and tokenised on the

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2020-03-16

A 17thc apothecary shop. It's well known we were once the Barber Surgeons but we were also the Incorporation of Surgeon Apothecaries. Find out more about this - sometimes stormy - relationship in our digitised manuscript collections https://t.co/nRFFrujz7z?

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2020-03-10

Cartographers and simple lovers of maps check out the digitised map collection from This beauty from 1879. https://t.co/MRubeS8COe

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2020-02-25

Another digitised drawing. This was originally from last year with that thing

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2020-02-23

Resources and the park: Leiden University Library
has made over 20,000 digitised prints and drawings available under a CC licence........https://t.co/8gA2l1Abk7

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2020-02-21

If you are in need of some tranquility this evening I offer you Angel Holding the Moon, stained glass design by Sir Edward Burne-Jones, c.1862-3. Newly digitised by 's collections team. I'll be sharing more tomorrow.

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2020-02-15

Guardian's of the 'Hood (Arcade, 1992). This is utter dogshit from Atari Games, but you have to admire the digitised sprite technique that captured real actors in front of a bluescreen, similar to their work on Pit-Fighter.

Also, is that Michael Jackson??

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2020-02-02