Don’t forget to put the bins out andrewstorrie.com Grim Art

Sonia Delaunay, Simultaneous Dresses (Three women, Forms, Colors) 1925.

John Coltrane & Stan Getz - Autumn in New York. #smlpdf sheetmusiclibrary.website

Pencil/acrylic (obviously not pencil)

Everyone's talking about Stanley these days, but I'm partial to Thermos. Here are mine from the 1910's, 1930's and 1960's!

Looking up through the smokestacks at an abandoned steel mill near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Wet blossoms, Shrewbridge road. 16x24.5 inches (image). Oil on board.

No idea who created this loveliness.

It’s that kind of a day, I’m afraid.

Fresh off the easel.. Lounge Area - oils on cradled panel, 45x40cm. A scene I’ve been meaning to paint for years and that is now sadly gone. Always loved this little makeshift lounge area for the workers at our local ‘pop up’ car-wash on the Gloucester Road. #oilpainting

Good morning, have a fantastic day, today remembering one of our great comedians Eric Morecambe born on this day in 1926, here with Ernie Wise & four other lads back in December 1963.

9-year-old guitarist Junxi Lu @maituoguitarlujunxi playing the blues. #smlpdf sheetmusiclibrary.website

Frank Lloyd Wright

It was very poignant to see the red roses laid on Anne Boleyn’s memorial in the Tower chapel this morning. They have been delivered on the anniversary of her execution every year since the 1840s and to this day nobody knows who sends them Historic Royal Palaces The Tower of London #anneboleyn

"I never suspected how easy it would be to work with Charles Aznavour #botd. He brings with him such truthfulness that little by little he becomes the entire film..." — François Truffaut

"Jacques Demy can now be seen, in all his complexity, as both a key part of the New Wave and a singular film auteur, with a coherent fictional universe. And Lola, released in 1961, is the matrix of that vision..." Ginette Vincendeau

Rain In Newcastle, My oil painting

Morning Coffee, My oil painting

"In this episode of Radio Atlantic, we make the case for reading books, one memory at a time." Hanna Rosin speaks with Rose Horowitch and other Atlantic writers about the books they read in high school that stuck with them. theatlantic.com/podcasts/archi…

Humans are hardwired to love beauty, to be attracted to what's beautiful. No one wants to be ugly. It's hard to live with, these comments are a reason why, and tempting to try to change. But there's all kinds of ugly as some of these comments show.