Telegram of the dayJohnny's World Of Art: paintings across the ages
Each weekday brings a small album by one painter, from overlooked 19th-century masters to living artists, captioned with nationality, name and dates.
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Telegram of the dayEach weekday brings a small album by one painter, from overlooked 19th-century masters to living artists, captioned with nationality, name and dates.
Instagram of the dayNorwegian artist Ida Skivenes turns fruit, veg and toast into landscapes, animals and famous paintings — from Munch to Kandinsky.
TikTok of the dayMarine biologist Madi explores Pacific Northwest tide pools, from jewel-bright nudibranchs to octopuses, and teaches good tide pool manners.
The smitten kitchen food blog on Pinterest: nearly 1,500 recipes on a single board, with new ones added every month.
A generative drawing toy: move your mouse and glowing silk threads follow, mirrored into symmetrical patterns. A striking image in a minute, no skill needed.
Telegram of the dayOne poem a day, Monday to Friday, posted in full — from Catullus and Han-shan to Emily Dickinson, G. K. Chesterton and Charles Bukowski.
TikTok of the dayPaul Jorgensen of the Langfocus YouTube channel explains how languages work and why English grammar is stranger than it looks.
Pinterest of the dayA Dezeen board with more than 3,000 architectural drawings: floor plans, sections, axonometrics and collages from contemporary projects.
South Africa of the daySouth Africa's national biodiversity institute publishes two Plant of the Week profiles every week, from living-stone succulents to proteas and grasses.
Site of the dayA 3D globe of Earth across 750 million years. Pick an era to see the continents drift, or type in your town to see where it sat in the age of dinosaurs.
Telegram of the dayThe official channel of Singapore's National Parks Board: treeshrews, walking catfish and bat-pollinated trees, each with a good photo and a few clear lines.
TikTok of the dayScience communicator and author Toby Hendy turns physics, math and strange ideas into calm, curious short videos.