Feeling the joy of the spring weather creep in this #NationalPlantAFlowerDay ? Find some inspiration in some of our floral favorites! Pre-order Florapedia by Carol Gracie & illustrated by Amy Jean Porter: press.princeton.edu/books/hardcove… 1/5

Our “Fowl Fridays” series gives you a bird’s-eye view of the creatures that can be found flittering about the collections! Artist and naturalist Amy Jean Porter invites us to take in the lyrical “S” line of this scarlet ibis by Sarah Stone. Read: bit.ly/3lvvYn0 #Yale

If, like us, you love Fungipedia, you'll be pleased to know that Florapedia was published this week. 🍄🌻 This A to Z of botanical lore features beautiful illustrations by Amy Jean Porter. theportobellobookshop.com/product/florap…

Making: Illustrations Illustrator Amy Jean Porter finds inspiration even in the animals she encounters every day. See the red fox through her art and stories. Read: realwildlife.substack.com/p/red-fox

W. E. B. Du Bois, 1946 related: bit.ly/36F2DzC

Charlie Watts was really the only one holding everything together. Now we are all doomed. The center will not hold.

What people don’t understand about the Boston accent is that it’s a fancy accent. You can’t just get there by dropping your R’s. You gotta have some class.

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Just putting this out into the world....

Is that a bench? How long will I be waiting?

In honor of #WorldBonoboDay today, artist/author Amy Jean Porter painted “Bright Bonobo Full of Love” & talked with the founder of World Bonobo Day. Catch it on Amy's newsletter “Wild Life.” PLUS, you can purchase Amy’s art to benefit bonobos! realwildlife.substack.com/p/bonobo-day

I am voting for ejecting the word “palimpsest” from the English language for good. I never remember what it means and when I look it up the meaning makes me mad.

Extremely satisfying to yell, “Watch out, Turkeys!” at actual turkeys.

Amy Jean Porter’s new solo show at Jennifer Terzian Gallery opens 10/29, and features more than fifty drawings from the last six years. Congrats Amy 👏 👏 👏 buff.ly/3D4hLb4

Imagining an alternate universe where the theater kids are just all about “The Man of La Mancha” all the time. Belting out the big numbers.