Posters designed by Kazumasa Nagai emuseum.ch/people/4965/ka…

Spotted in Canterbury.

Bagpuss to the theme from Minder.

book cover designs in 1968~1970

The hare is a sacred animal to the god Mercury, because of its swiftness, cunning, and trickster nature. As well, some cultures believe the spirit of the hare is a psychopomp, a messenger between worlds, much like Mercury.

ミッシングリンクは、アーシー、ウルトラマグナスと来たらロディマスも来るかな？個人的にはマイスター副官とかメガトロンが欲しい。

Locomotion №1 doesn’t sound like other engines. It doesn’t go “chuff”. An ancient animal: an iron dinosaur of the Georgian age. In the early hours of Sunday it hauled itself on the East Coast Main Line at Darlington and, sighing, gently clunked off into history & into the night.

Imagine not knowing the City is quiet at the weekends.

Amazing scenes 𝖁𝖎𝖈𝖙𝖔𝖗𝖎𝖆 🐺

35 years ago, the highly influential Mean Machines launched. It was Britain's first dedicated monthly consoles magazine and became renown for its brutally honest reviews, top-class tips, and outrageous, close-to-the-knuckle humor. But then, if you read it, you'd know all this!

Art by French cartoonist Stéphane Rosse (born 1966) 💀 Stéphane Rosse creates truly bizarre art: part retro comic, part mind-bending trip into an alternate universe where skeletons and strange creatures conduct mysterious business and have wild adventures 💥

'Express Dairy, Dawes Road, Fulham' by Peter Colville Horridge Gardner (b.1921) (Hammersmith and Fulham Archives and Local History Centre)

Earl Cameron: “In theatre, there was no particular colour bar. It was only when we went on tour that I met with prejudice, because we would generally just arrive in town on the day and then go look for digs. I remember this one particular Sunday in Dudley, I believe. 1/2

Head-tracked “Window Mode.” Your front camera finds your head. The view reprojects in real time so the screen feels like a window into the 3D scene. True3D, no glasses.

LOOK AND READ - THROUGH THE DRAGON'S EYE (1989): Classic story from the BBC's literacy programme for young children. The villainous Charn, aka The Evil One, played by David 'Sapphire and Steel' Collings, managed to scare the living stink out of the little 'uns.

intelligence of a different nature

Stamford Hill N16, front and font…