Bigfoot Studio (Trystan Mitchell)

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Freelance illustrator (Cornwall UK) thebigfootstudio.com + linktr.ee/thebigfootstudio

Earlier today I found myself in the UK's smallest city, so I visited St. David's Cathedral to check out their fine selection of oak carved 15th-16th century (with a few Victorian replacements) misericords...

The choir stalls were constructed in the late 15th to early 16th century. They feature the flip-up seats called misericords, literally ‘mercy seats’. These seats have a ledge on which those in the choir could unobtrusively rest whilst remaining standing as was required through the long sung services of the medieval period. The underside of the misericord seats reveals fine 16th century carvings. Many of these feature scenes from moralistic tales as well as fantastic beasts and very basic toilet humour!Fox in a CowlSome kind of domestic scene with a goose man and a duck woman, I dunno.Lion fighting a Dragon

FolknHell went the BFI preview of Mark Jenkin's Rose of Nevada. No spoilers, but here's our report from the screening and the Q&A which followed. We'll podcast our review due course but it's fair to say we loved it! It's in cinemas now! link.content360.io/fnron

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FolknHell went the BFI preview of Mark Jenkin's Rose of Nevada. No spoilers, but here's our report from the screening and the Q&A which followed. We'll podcast our review due course but it's fair to say we loved it! It's in cinemas now! link.content360.io/fnron

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Here's my attempt at a Flag for Earth from years ago, based on the Voyager II "Pale Blue Dot" photo, highlighting both the insignificance and preciousness of our planet. Dark blue for the vastness, red for struggle, green for life, and yellow for hope. #EarthDay

A midnight blue rectangle with yellow, green, and red diagonal stripes. In the yellow stripe hangs a small blue dot.