Artologica aka Michele Banks
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Michele Banks Artist inspired by science Friend to squirrels https://www.etsy.com/shop/artologica/
Michele Banks plans career retrospective at the Louvre
FinTwitter@fintwitter.bsky.social · 5h agoSPACEX PLANS MOON FACTORIES POWERED BY HUMANOID ROBOTS
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Construction 3+ years 6 days a week, 7am-5pm Remaining nerves: 3 or 4, badly frayed Oh yes, my job is to make and sell art
Less than three months now until Tyrant Lizard Queen stomps your way! It’s a toxic yuri dinosaur tale founded in the latest science, depicting a cast of Cretaceous characters not often seen together, illustrated by the amazing @korybing.bsky.social. Something to sink your teeth into.
Tyrant Lizard Queen: The Love, Life, and Terror of Earth’s Greatest Carnivore
From the author of the beloved The Last Days of the Dinosaurs, an imaginative celebration of T. rex from hatching to adulthoodTyrannosaurus rex is a prehistoric celebrity. Exceeding 40 feet in length ...
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⚠️ Haley Stevens concedes and offers Abdul El-Sayed her “full support”: haleyformi.com/news/haley-s...
Alas, every single one of these is still available. On the plus side, choice of colors! Artologica.etsy.com
Artologica aka Michele Banks @artologica.net · 2d agoKa-boom! Listed artologica.etsy.com
Here is how I make these. It's a long process
Artologica aka Michele Banks @artologica.net · 2d agoIf you want to see the whole process, start here and go up the thread
Okay genuinely asking— what does accountability look like for Holden Thorp and Hank Green? What I’d like to see: I’d love if @holdenthorp.bsky.social set a clear journalistic standard at SCIENCE and prohibited the use of LLMs for researching, writing, and editing publications at SCIENCE.
Debbie Gale Mitchell@heydebigale.bsky.social · 4d agoSo in the last two weeks EIC of Science and a famous science communicator have lost massive amounts of credibility because of their reliance on LLMs... Some examples of how to lose trust with your audience to share with my students I guess.
This article is so fascinating and @jetjocko.bsky.social is in it 🧪
Joshua Rogers@jr73.bsky.social · last wk.Really interesting piece that starts out about that “new green” that made the rounds a while back but then goes to some fascinating places about color theory and perception largely tangential to it.
Little Nemo in Slumberland by Winsor McCay from August 5, 1906.
This is a very tough time for those of us who care about preserving history. Join the mailing list for Citizen Historians to support the effort: Info@citizenhistorians.org
Karen Ruckman@ruckmanphoto.bsky.social · 2w agoProtect the Smithsonian Institution, visit and leave a comment that you treasure the research and value the museums. Counter the Trump attacks on our museums. Trump Orders Warnings Placed at ‘Inaccurate’ Smithsonian History Museum www.nytimes.com/2026/07/24/a...
The Trump administration’s repeated attempts to undermine the Smithsonian are being met with international pushback: this week, the Museums Association in the UK republished a statement that resoundingly condemns the politicized attacks that’ve been leveled at the US’s “flagship museum system.”
U.K. Museums Association Unites With American Alliance of Museums Against Trump
The U.K. Museums association has republished a statement from the American Alliance of Museums condemning Trump's attacks on the Smithsonian
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It's Textile Tuesday, and you know what that means: a piece by artist Faig Ahmed called "The Dragons of Karabakh" that's woven to look like an antique Central Asian carpet is melting off the wall into a puddle. More about the artist here: faigahmed.com
Good morning. A spotted lanternfly poses in front of a picture of Stephen Miller as a spotted lanternfly.
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Gotta love the “or stocks” part. Like Gemini realized its first answer was nuts so it tried to wedge in a better one.
Here’s the key takeaway from our report: Epstein couldn’t have carried out his trafficking and criminal activity without the help of the highest ranking employees and executives at the most powerful banks in the world. Wall Street is complicit in Epstein’s crimes from top to bottom.
and now for something good: architecture people, design people, urbanists! most aesthetically innovative/ distinctive public (maybe government maybe just public access) buildings constructed in the U.S. in the C21?
