katherine st asaph

[reprisearchive]

Knit top, inspired by Friedrich Nietzche's "The Gay Science", by S A Y LESS TEXTILES.

[worldsandemanations]

Staircase at the Former Ligurian Activities Palace, Genoa, Italy. 1936-1958 Arch. Robaldo Morozzo della Rocca

[contextfreepatentart]

R.I.P. Monolith Productions

[blockygraphics]

TREEWIND.WMF, clipart from the disc accompanying the November 1995 issue of Personal Computer World magazine. Via cd.textfiles.com.

[katherinestasaph]

making the most of being sick on christmas eve by doing a holiday radio stream

come celebrate with me, I promise not to play meme music until the end*

*when is the end? you'll find out

[zandraart]

color study of my sink

[never-obsolete]

MP3 Blasphemy PC/Computing - March 1999

[text-mode]

Gustav Klimt’s ’“The Kiss” (1908) by = 。= (2009)

[katherinestasaph]

now streaming: freeform radio

link: http://radio.katherinemorayati.com

it's december, I've been (and still am) in year-end list mode, time

streaming until... idk, somewhere around midnight or 1:30 EST

[sovietnam]

[motorizedduck]

Just today I got to see a chess book that I remember reading as a little kid. While it didn't give me a lifelong passion for chess, it did give me a lifelong passion for fantasy for its artwork.

The book is "Chess for Young Beginners" from 1975, and here's some of the artwork:

Like, this artwork goes hard. I especially appreciate the colour scheme for the black pieces, with its browns, bronzes, reds and oranges.

This artwork is amazing, evocative, exciting and dramatic. I recommend giving it a look if you have a chance - you can probably scrounge up a PDF of this thing with a bit of searching.

[lisamarie-vee]

[katherinestasaph]

now streaming: smoky autumn danger; going until midnight est or so

[katherinestasaph]

swandive swansong #2: winamp generated playlist

musical time capsules; cecile believe; samantha james

resurrected my newsletter with a dive into the wonderful world of winamp playlists

[vintagehomecollection]

Natural light in hallways makes them seem both wider and more inviting. Imagine this same space without the windows, and it would become almost tunnel-like.

The Not So Big House - A Blueprint for the Way We Really Live, 1998

[oneterabyteofkilobyteage]

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