#ebbers

[lexcatt]

I'm recently OBSESSED with Sorted Food. Anyone here still follows them? :)

[kats-shadow]

Just watched 50 shades of Chicken by sorted food. Oh my god 😂

[tacticalspiceholster]

Poor Ben from Sorted recently recovered from an illness or procedure (they kept it mum for his privacy, perfectly fair), so, while my hands were idle playing Dungeons and Dragons through Discord with my friendos, I scrawled out this little doodle. He's a massive dog lover so I (badly) drew a Corgi giving him big smooches... mostly because they're both lots of personality in small statures. The skin color isn't ideal but I can't go shopping for new Copics at the moment so, welp, there we are. It was a nice test of a new marker-specific sketchbook I got, which works brilliantly, especially after my last one was utter garbage.

[toldasor]

When the gadgets are so bad you pray to be ‘kay

screenshot taken from here

it was lovely chaotic

[qupritsuvwix]

Eebbers, TSA's oldest and cutest bomb-sniffing dog, retires after a decade of service

The 11-year-old vizsla-Labrador mix screened passengers at a Minnesota airport and helped with security at major sporting events. He celebra

[unionjackpillow]

My reaction to remembering it’s actually gonna be Christmas this week.

[ftnbooks-blog]

It is impossible to know every artist that ever had a gallery or museum presentation in the last 50 years or so. But sometimes you encounter work by an artist in a way you did not expect an artist who you did not know of, but who fascinates with the first works you see. In this case i had bought a lot of mainly German books on German artists , because i wanted to have the two titles on Richard Schur included in the lot. I had the winning aftersale bid and bought together with the Schur books, books ( all sealed) on other German contemporary abstract painters. One of them Stephan Fritsch.

For me an unknown painter, but with a fascinating approach to his abstract expressionist art. His works reminded me somehow of the ones i had seen in the past by Kirkeby, but where Kirkeby has a link with nature, i only see abstracttion in the works by Fritsch and …..COLOR!

Still Fritsch is a painter to get to know and to explore , however i also learned that he died in 2014 and now it is unfortunate that he died at such a young age and only leaves us a limited amount of works.

The Stephan Fritsch book is available at www.ftn-books.com

  Stephan Fritsch (1962-2014) It is impossible to know every artist that ever had a gallery or museum presentation in the last 50 years or so.

[tyronebbrell-blog]

I’M GOING TO BEN’S BIRTHDAY PARTY! Me and @mija-novella are way too happy for this. I’ve met him twice, going to see him in Summer in the City and now I’m going to his birthday party. SOMEONE HOLD ME!