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#Arknights #アークナイツ #明日方舟
Are these red-headed people going to copy the British Encyclopaedia?
-pixiv link: https://t.co/qa1Q99X7sG
Heh - maybe not so historically themed anymore 😜
But unicorns were present in medieval encyclopaedia AND I spent time studying horse armour..so not completely off the mark
Stunning beetles from Diderot's Encyclopaedia.
Copper etching from "Histoire Naturelle", published 1751 in Paris. https://t.co/3pLYfmjYFX
Continuing the snail thread here are some amazing #anatomical illustrations from a child’s encyclopaedia from the Edwardian period what is amazing about this is not only how much stuff fits inside a snail but that this has survived 120 years #childrensbooks
Present idea alert! Last year I got my 4y.o. the Encyclopaedia of Ugly Animals - he loves doing a “lucky dip” to see what animal we will read. This year I got the Encyclopaedia of Dangerous Animals, he’s going to love it! @SamiBayly is an Australian natural history illustrator.
The first entry in the dragon encyclopaedia! This is the Common sand drake!
@000Angus000 @rhayadercompute I was going to make some snide remark about the waiting that would be involved with running The Eidolon from tape .. 🤔 Then I remembered that I *had* The Eidolon on tape. I experienced that. I read the Encyclopaedia Britannica while those levels loaded. 😋
Look at all this spectacular glassware! This illustration depicts a machine from the combustion of phosphorus and appears in the 1801 book Encyclopaedia Londinensis; or, Universal Dictionary of Arts, Sciences, and Literature. #MuseumMonday #OthmerLibrary https://t.co/iNKRoditIj
Yahoo! Another incredible book of creatures - discover the Slow Loris and Cone Shell. Sami Bayly introduces her latest book, 'The Illustrated Encyclopaedia of Dangerous Animals' https://t.co/IEWkBJMp1D via @YouTube
Beautiful #insects from the Historie Naturelle, the first encyclopaedia, that was published by #Diderot and D'Alembert during the period of #enlightenment. Amazing and detailed. https://t.co/dEHyIaORvH
Just a reminder that you can pick up my #DnD supplement "Aindreas' Encyclopaedia of Non-Magical Items" from @dms_guild on Pay What You Want. It has a 5 star rating and has been downloaded over 1,000 times. Check it out 😀
https://t.co/wJyk2gbjW6
#TTRPG #DnD5e #DMsGuild #homebrew
With your #BarnetLibraries membership & pin you can access Encyclopaedia Judaica at https://t.co/kMAGyHSscT It covers all aspects of Judaism, Jewish people & culture. For Barnet Libraries membership, click link to get instant access https://t.co/2l5riQUrnh #Jewish
I couldn't leave Ripo without her partner in crime... 😭
So here's Sei! Aka Ripo's impulse control. He's the more tech-savy out of the two!
Sei is basically a walking encyclopaedia of VRAINS lolcows, and he's very paranoid that Ripo will end up becoming one with how she writes,,
When the incredible David Attenborough wrote a letter to author and illustrator @samibayly about her book #TheIllustratedeEncyclopaediaOfUglyAnimals we were super impressed! Cover by Daniel New and internals by #TheABDA ‘s Vice President @astred
@U_Alatalo Oh, I’m playing a human wizard! Julian’s a magibotanist who’s researching to write an encyclopaedia of every magical plant and plant-creature. He’s very earnest and gregarious (somehow he’s ended up as the party face 😂) but he’s definitely a bit of an eccentric.
@HolBolDoTweet Hey! I’m Aaron and I draw a bunch of different things! Recently I’ve been developing a Demon encyclopaedia type of thing! Have a look over at Instagram and see all my creepy boys and girls! (Same username as on here) THANKS GUYS!
This is a typically wonderful short @brainpickings piece on the art of Rebecca Hey, poet, naturalist & artist of (probably) "the world’s first encyclopaedia of wild trees", The Spirit of The Woods (1837).
#WOMENSART
Here: https://t.co/Xia3W38niN