‘A Kind of Language: Storyboards and Other Renderings for Cinema’ is an exhibition showing at Milan’s Fondazione Prada’s Osservatorio from January 30th to September 8, 2025.
ArtNet’s got a great article on the exhibit: From ‘Raging Bull’ to ‘Un Chien Andalou’—A New Show Traces Cinema’s Greatest Storyboards.
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Mikkel Eye is an Architectural Designer who posts pictures of trees to his site, Meye.dk.
Mikkel explains: "All the trees are available as high quality PNG’s with transparent background. The trees are free to use for anyone who wants to add plantings to their visualizations, sections, and diagrams within the fields of landscape architecture, architecture, or urban planning. However, your project should be in focus. The trees of Meye are not to be used as free standing pictures or for advertisements."
Norway Maple // Windmill Palm // Scarlet Oak
You can filter by Species and Season. Niche-y, but for those in need: great resource well done.
The Teacher-Friendly Guide to Climate Change offers links to chapters on Paleontological Research Institution's Digital Encyclopedia of Earth Science and Here on Earth: Regional Guides.
Timothy J. Barron's exhaustive page on British Crime & Mystery Shows. He's broken them down into 11 categories from Espionage to Profilers.
He's got another page that's Homes From British TV Crime and Mysteries.
WikiTok is exactly what you think it is: Wikipedia with a randomized TikTok-style interface.
Michelle Thompson is a "British digital illustrator, cutting-up and reassembling images from recent history, to reflect contemporary themes and popular culture."
Love In the Afternoon // Skater
Superficial
More of Thompson's work is on her Foundation page and her Objkt page.
"Kyiv Type Foundry is conserving the architectural heritage of Ukraine by pulling typefaces out from underground." It's Nice That explains.
