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Main image by Linocut Boy aka Nick Morley

Above, Pentaceratops linocut by Beastie and Bone aka Stacia Baldwin

Above, Every Small Thing Holds Wonder (Trilobite Linocut) by Beastie and Bone aka Stacia Baldwin

Above, Dino Skull linocut by Ieuan Edwards

Above, Deltadromeus Etching, by angus mcdiarmid

Above, Parasaurolophus Etching, by angus mcdiarmid

Above, I am Gentle But Not Defenseless, Linocut, by Beastie and Bone aka Stacia Baldwin

Above, TRex dinosaur, linocut print, by ThePeasDoArt

Above, Ammonite Boy, Linocut, by Ieuan Edwards

Above, Psychedelic Raptor Rave, Screenprint, by Memori Prints

Above, Interior No.95, Etching/Engraving, by Jaco Putker

Above, Dippy And Dome (Blue Sky), Screenprint, by Ed Watts

Above, Icthyosaur, Linocut by Ieuan Edwards

Above, Tunnelgatan, Linocut by Tian Gan

Above, Interior No.85, Etching/Engraving by Jaco Putker

Above, Scooting Velociraptor II, Screenprint by Liz Whiteman Smith

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Ukiyo-e Project (Publisher)

Series: KISS

Monstrous by Woodcarver: Sekioka Senrei III, Printer: Okada Takuya, Illustrator: Ishikawa Masumi

Found here

Interestingly, the website shows the reverse of the wood block print.....

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February, Intaglio, by Shigeki Kuroda

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Main image, The Fishing Etching/Engraving, by E Robledo

Above, Exterior No.18: A Big Catch Etching/Engraving, by Jaco Putker

Above, Leighton Lake, BC Linocut, by Kate Goetz

Above, With the tide Linocut, by Mariann Johansen-Ellis

Above, Catfish Etching/Engraving, by Jane Daniell

Above, Cormorant Fishing Linocut, by Ashley Hutchinson

Above, Don't Afraid Screenprint, by Gökhan Okur

Above, Beer Boat Blue Linocut, by Alexandra Buckle

Above, Beachcomber Linocut, by Helen Maxfield

Above, Idaho Trout Linocut, by Laurel Macdonald

Above, Right Place Right Time Etching/Engraving, by Mariann Johansen-Ellis

Above, Holy Mackerel! Linocut, by Amy Cundall

Above, The Pig Suite No.4: The Pondering Etching/Engraving, by Jaco Putker

Above, Heron in the shallows Linocut, by Keith Alexander

Above, Tin of Sardines Linocut, by Amy Cundall

Above, Fishbone 03 Screenprint, by Gökhan Okur

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Mientras Vivimos (While we live) by Mazatl

Details.....

Woodcut paste ups.....

Above, Woodcut paste-up Buenos Aires, Argentina

Above, Woodcut paste-up London, UK

Above, Woodcut paste-up San Cristobal de las Casas, Chiapas, Mexico

Above, Woodcut paste-up Mexico DF, Mexico

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Página Unida, Scratchboard, 14 x 15 in, by Sergio Sánchez Santamaría

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Ritual, Etching/Engraving, by E Robledo

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Main image, Cardiff castle Linocut, by Andre Matyushin

Above, George and the Dragon Linocut, by Kat Flint

Above, Year of the Dragon Etching, by Graham Clarke

Above, by Takuma Léo Shindo 進藤琢磨レオ

Above, The Essex Serpent Linoprint, by MoragEllen

Above by Linocut Boy (Nick Morley)

Above Dragon and Phoenix Linocut, by Valdis Baskirovs

Above Creeps & Cryptids No.30: Dragon Etching/Engraving, by Jaco Putker

Above Sirrush Etching/Engraving, by Marina Korenfeld

Above live Screenprint, by Mine Okur

....and now for a couple of real dragons....

Above, Weedy Sea Dragons II Hand Coloured Etching, by Debby Mason

Above LEAFY SEA DRAGON Linocut, by Laurel Macdonald

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Sea Side Games, Wood Engraving by Neil Bousfield

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Gastric Brooding Frog, Extinct in 1983, Dedecus - Shame.

Etching 4.5" x 3.5", by Abigail Rorer

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The Onion Farmers, Etching by Maximilian Gosling

Maximilian Gosling is an Sydney based Printmaker and Illustrator.

Max's works are set in a personally designed fantasy. The images observe an anthropomorphic society of badgers set in and around a metropolis. The works follow a main fable narrative and its spin-off fictions.

Images and text from his website

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Desert Interlude (11.1 x 11.1 cm) by Gustave Bauman (American, born Germany, 1881 - 1971)

[-] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

They’re over 70.

No need for a proper sink in the kitchen as they exist on Wiltshire Farm Foods 👍

[-] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago* (last edited 1 year ago)

Well that's worse than useless....

I'm fully convinced it's a house for sex parties. Glossy wipe down surfaces for added hygiene, plus the plastic covers on the seats and table, a pointless sink to rinse your dick in, the weird bedroom/toilet/utility room. It's high up on a hill so there's the potential for some al fresco fucking, a marque out front....I've clearly been thinking a lot about this

edit- I forgot about the glass gimp box under the stairs....

[-] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

Thanks for the feedback, I'm trying something a bit different instead of just posting nice pictures....but it also helps that I actually went to the exhibition 😀

[-] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

I've seen lots of contemporary dance performances which have blown me away, one was called 'The Silk Road' and showed how dance, as well as material goods was passed on via the silk road.

It had traditional Indian dance and Spanish dance (the one where the men do the foot stomping, I've not been up for long and my brain is still in sleep mode). It was amazing. The dancing was beautiful and demonstrated how culture and ideas are transmitted, in this instance- the similarities of dance movements

Also saw a free performance of some students of Chethams School of Music (Manchester) perform the harp. I think there was 4, maybe 5 female students, and it was beautiful. I've never heard the harp performed just on its own and they used percussive rhythms made by drumming and tapping the instrument...

I have the flyers from both above performances, so I'll edit my comment later on after I've found them

Also adding Estas Tonne....my boyfriend is a big fan and we traveled down to London for a week which included one of his gigs....it was held in a church and was just him and his guitars (and 2 incense sticks)

[-] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

They've also put it in a pump bottle rather than the usual glass droppers which will please a few people, no doubt

I generally use tret, but it's always good to know that if my supply dries up there's alternatives....

Any idea why NIOD don't have a retinol product like The Ordinary? I know you can mix and match it's just struck me as something missing from their lineup especially considering as NIOD is a step up in potency (and price)

[-] [email protected] 4 points 1 year ago

Those are really cute, also as we're admiring art here's this by Charley Harper-

Found here

He's definitely worth checking out, I managed to get a hardback of a gorgeous book for half price not long ago, it's full of beautiful art

[-] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago

My pet rat used to climb up my sleeve and chill out somewhere round my elbow, she would also pop her head out like this to check out the view

They make great pets

[-] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago

This is delightful! A massive improvement to the original film

[-] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago

The bf has had a load of tests over the past fortnight as he has a mass on his lung, we get the results on the 27th

I don't like Christmas anyway, and the fact that 5 years ago we were waiting again, over Christmas for my brothers cancer diagnosis, which turned out to be terminal...so it's already a shitty time of year.

If I didn't have my parents, me and the bloke would just stay at home, have poached eggs on toast and not bother with any of it.....

[-] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago

It's got a retro thing going on, like a 70's Fischer Price toy, I like it!

[-] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago

Lol, Eddie's cute! No tentacles or peeling muzzle...btw, I absolutely love that film, it's got the best special effects in it

[-] [email protected] 4 points 2 years ago

Nope, not me, she has other work online to check out

https://coolhunting.com/culture/dasha-plesen-mold-art/

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