The Four Evangelists, within a Border of Flowers, Birds, and Insects https://www.artic.edu/artworks/97442/
Sketchbook doodles and ink drawing for the cartoon below:
I don't usually write notes on my actual manuscript documents because I'm kind of a neat freak about them, but sometimes the dialogue that pops into my head at 4AM is just SO GOOD I skip a few lines down and jot some stuff down for the future. Just a reminder of where I'm going and not to forget it.
I could get back to those edits on my manuscript or I could drink Scotch and play Europa Universalis.
#NowPlaying: The Eton Choirbook: Anthony Pitts and Tonus Peregrinus tackle pieces from this 500 year old manuscript. Part of the Early Music Collection, seems suitable for a Sunday morning
Assassins Creed 3 has a whole section where you meet Franklin in a general store and he shares his MILF manuscript with you.
I chose this topic over Medieval Gay 🌈™️, primarily because I had no desire to research about manuscript marginalia and depictions of medieval twinks, but it’s really actually pretty cool, if get over the misogyny of it all (which I’m not, just to be clear). So yeah, it’s weird.
According Dr. Paul Booth of Kelle University, who discovered the manuscript, “either it refers to an inexperienced copulator, referring to someone trying to have sex with the navel, or it’s a rather extravagant explanation for a dimwit, someone so stupid they think that this is the way to have sex.”
#SundayReading For a long time I have dreamed of such a breakthrough, I thought as I set off from my flat in Glebe on that Monday morning - walking to a café in Crown Street for no other reason than to meet the sister, Pamela, so that I could give her back the manuscript Panthers and the […]