NYU, articles in NYRB, NYT etc, formerly Princeton Politics Department, Institute for Advanced Study, King's College Cambridge
See also @picsbymydad.bsky.social
Tamsin Shaw
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Have a good Monday everybody
a few seconds of raging river to get you started on the week ahead.
you've got this!
He never became a professional artist, even though it's what he loves. He's color-blind and couldn't go to art school back then. This is the first time more than a handful of people have seen his drawings. My sister asked him about why he draws.
I'd like everyone who liked and shared and commented on this post to know my dad is astonished and very very touched. He's read every comment and wanted to thank all of you. What a beautiful thing to happen! He's called Robin Shaw and I'll post more of his pictures on @picsbymydad.bsky.social
For 1400 years cats have insisted on standing on whatever it is their human is trying to work with
My 91 year old dad's latest drawing of the garden. I'm so proud.
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A lovely little colony of Capillary Threadmoss (Bryum capillare).
On our Village Hall garden wall, Devon.
tinyurl.com/bryum-capill...
#moss #bryophyte
movie about all the world's nations working together to stave off an environmental apocalypse succeeds by completely avoiding politics
Staid
Mosses and ferns
This is literally the only thing i have the bandwidth to read about today
My dad has started a series of drawings recently and one of them just went viral on social media. Never give up. He's 91 and finally getting some recognition. Here's his Gilded Birds interview based on a lifetime of insights into how and why we create art.
gildedbirds.com/2026/03/29/r...
Robin Shaw, artist and author, on oak leaves. GB Tell me why you’ve chosen oak leaves as your object of beauty. RS Well, I’ve always liked trees and I like drawing trees. What I&#…
My 91 year old dad's latest drawing of the garden. I'm so proud.
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Kerry Shaw
Hidden Ohio waterfall
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Stumbled upon this waterfall while hiking around Sooke potholes
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A 1,400-year-old piece of pottery was excavated in Himeji. It clearly shows a cat paw print in the middle, making it the oldest known evidence for the domestication of cats in Japan. I think that's just neato burrito, personally.
