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🌹 A beautiful pair of roses from our #RareBooks collection! #FloralFriday
Pierre Joseph Redoute’s celebrated work ‘Les roses’ was published in Paris in 3 volumes between 1817 and 1824.
👀 See a selection of digitised illustrations: https://t.co/5blpkUtlog
Today is #InternationalFlamingoDay & the birthday of John James Audubon so we simply could not resist tweeting Audubon's illustration of a flamingo in 'Birds of America' digitised @BioDivLibrary : https://t.co/9IX487zSXC
A whimsical #RecipeBook from the collection for #FoodieFriday! ✨'Simpson's book of kitchen magic', published c 1933.
Read the digitised book here: https://t.co/k6fuWtAaKx
Hot off the DOI press: every species description in "A specimen of the Botany of New Holland", the first published book on the flora of Australia (1793-5), now has a DOI & is thus persistently discoverable, citable & trackable (📗 digitised for @BioDivLibrary by @HarvardLibrary)
I am thrilled to announce the 1790 "Great Kanguroo" (the 1st published description of any kangaroo species) now has a DOI & is part of the great linked network of scholarly research: https://t.co/L7LFf2B55U digitised for @BioDivLibrary by @bhl_au @museumsvictoria @atlaslivingaus
For many #PlantAppreciationDay has happened every day over the last year. Like the artists in our collections, more of us have spent time taking a closer look at plants in our gardens, homes and local areas. Take a look #DigitisedCollections https://t.co/9fHAJSAcbP
EEEE this is it! So stoked to finally show you the digitised version of the Crab Nebula No. 2 🦀✨ I painted this a year ago for 6 months and its definitely my best painting yet! AAAH 🥰🥳 Look at those details omg!
Drop an emoji to let me know what you think about this 🔥😍
The SS13 april fools thing is sorta great because they switched all the item sprites for garish digitised photos and i kept getting scared by surgical masks on the floor in the maintenance tunnels.
For the casual entertainer…
#Victorian table centre-pieces as featured in
The Encyclopedia of Practical Cookery (England, 1894) ”a complete dictionary of all pertaining to the art of cookery and table service.” (Digitised book in the New York Academy of Medicine Library) #1800s
So I digitised business Lokvïr, and gave him a cool pose!
#digitalart #oc
🖋️ Sketch from Aubrey Beardsley's letter to G. F. Scotson-Clark, reproduced in The Uncollected Work of Aubrey Beardsley (London: John Lane, 1925).
🔗 Link to the digitised book ➡️ in the AB Library: https://t.co/Ma0wBv3HLA
This is what we did on today's stream.
Digitised a sketch I did of a new 2D husbando.
Quite proud of this one !
#GojoSatoru #JujutsuKaisen #Art #DigitalArt #Illustration #Fanart
#呪術廻戦 #五条悟
I digitised the Yu-Gi-Oh! 5D's art I drew several years ago! Figured I'd post it here, too. Yusei has been sat unfinished on my PC for so long. It feels good to finally share him.
January is the month of the first issue of The Savoy for which Aubrey Beardsley produced some of his best later work. You can access the periodical and other digitised sources via the AB Library: https://t.co/Ma0wBv3HLA
I digitised some #art I made using washi tape and stickers I got recently. #ArtistOnTwitter #illustration #digitalart #cuteart
4/5 Next up, "The Christ child who comes" illustration from 'A Christmas Carol', 1890. Fully digitised and available online in #IIIF via our #UniversalViewer
https://t.co/Hl3uLfTO0P #LetsGetDigital #BLIsOpen @universalviewer
Street Qrews: Button and the Wireless Mice. A small game I made for I Can't Draw Jam Again. Drawn on paper & digitised, & played with coding shapes. Thanks @ArtFluids for the cool song. Received an Honourable Mention!
🎮 https://t.co/ivv0pv4Mxx
📺 https://t.co/Drx1P9dX98