Alice Stuart (@aliceillustrates) — Bluesky Profile

22 hours ago

Concrete bollard that looks very like it’s got wide circular eyes and a little circular mouth. I think it’s cute.

My favourite recent case of this

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22 hours ago

Brother Herbert with an unsettling radish

prize radish

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1 day ago

continuing to weave chainmail even though i had no place to sell it on or people to buy it kinda reiterated that regardless of how desperate i am to have an income i really to make these for me.

i’m not good with hashtags but if you think other people should see my work please share and comment

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3 days ago

Today’s sketches on the go📝

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4 days ago

herring

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4 days ago

Photo of a framed illustration of a white canine creature with spiky fur, red claws, and a red-tipped tail hangs against the trunk of a tree in a sunlit forest.

Close-up of willow catkins on a slender branch.

Close-up of small bright yellow blossoms clustered along thin tree branches in early spring.

Another hike and another piece of art.

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5 days ago

My photo shows a small clay aryballos (oil flask) in the form of a hedgehog. It has a rounded, squat body with a long pointed snout. At the top of the body is a small spout for filling with oil. Sculpted details include eyes and ears ears. The light tan surface is painted with dark spots representing the hedgehog’s spines. It measures 4.8 cm in length and 3 cm in height. Dated circa 550 BC. From Naucratis, Egypt.

Tiny terracotta aryballos (oil flask) in the form of a hedgehog.

East Greek from Naucratis, Egypt, 550 BC.

British Museum 📷 by me

#Archaeology

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4 days ago

show your range

two type of mosquito drawings 🦟

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5 days ago

Panel 1: Two swans, floating on a water, very swan-ily.

P2: Same POV, but now the swans have raised their wings.

P3: Again, same POV, but now the wings are fully up, and the swans' necks are lowered and extended.

P4: GO! The swans shoot forward at speed, leaving trails of water in their wake. Their necks are fully extended, beaks open.

P5: A side-on view of water against a green sky.

P6: Same POV, but now the swans have burst into view. However, the only thing moving --at tremendous speed-- are their necks, stretching out impossibly.

P7: We close in on a side-on view of the swans' heads, beaks closed in a look of swan-y determination. They are literally neck & neck.

P8: The background begins to swirl as the swans pick up speed. They spiral towards the centre from the upper left & lower right corners.

P9: A dramatic reveal of a Jack Kirby-like cosmic scene, with a blazing sun in the bottom right corner, and a "krackle" filled purple sky. The swans' necks spiral around each other

territorial dispute

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4 days ago

— let’s talk about birds?

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4 days ago

I have no idea why but have accessed by removing the /shop then clicking through for anyone else with the same problem!

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4 days ago

Heads up that the link didn’t work for me with the /shop! 🪲

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1 week ago

Yes !! And gives a really nice framing. I could also imagine it having a very unobtrusive story of you discovering more about the area through the objects you find.

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1 week ago

Hand holding cookie sauropod with the neck in a seperate piece to the body. Sad.

Casualty of today’s baking

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1 week ago

Even better! I should’ve recognised.

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1 week ago

I could 100% get behind this! Have you seen the person with the glass bottom bucket for seeing the bottom of rivers better? I think that could be a nice mechanic.

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1 week ago

Treasures in the streams...#mudlarking #riverfinds #treasurehunting #relaxing YouTube video by myordinarytreasure

Game idea: just mudlarking that’s the game. Get someone who can make lovely water shaders and stylise the heck out of it with the lighting and heavy on stylish caustics and make what you find look super nice and that’s the game. Chill slow and just nice ambience sounds.

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1 week ago

A playful poster graphic featuring flat illustrations of national postal services around the world that use bird logos. From March 2022

Postal services around the world that use birds as logos. One of my favorite poster graphics I've made! 🐦✉️

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1 week ago

more
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2 months ago

They're up! come grab a couple shrews. I promise they look better in person than my crappy photos.
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1 week ago

I love this! The clownfish look so grumpy!

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1 week ago

🥕💪

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1 week ago

Finally put my cards up on my Etsy!
£3 each & free UK shipping! I’m currently not offering shipping out of the UK on these sorry peeps :-(

jasminefloyd.etsy.com

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2 weeks ago

A close-up of a person wearing teal gloves holding a small metal type punch engraved with an ampersand symbol. In the background, part of the person’s face is softly out of focus.

A bearded man wearing teal gloves uses a green rubber air blower to clean a small metal type punch. He sits at a desk with an open wooden case filled with neatly arranged metal punches, while a computer monitor displaying a magnified image is visible in the background.

🔎 Rare 18th-century punches used to create the original Baskerville typeface have been digitised and released online.
Designers, historians and the wider public now have the opportunity to study the physical tools that shaped modern typography.
🔗https://loom.ly/1ulLaFI

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1 week ago

A mini zine with rounded corners, on it is the text “not ducks” and an illustration of a common loon, which looks a little like a black and white spotty duck but with a pointier beak.

A page of the zine with a greyscale illustration of a yellow billed loon hunting minnows. Again the loon is a bit duck-like, but I promise you it’s not a duck!

On the page is the text:
some think loons are named after their clumsiness on land, but they are incredibly agile underwater, chasing down and catching fish

The back cover of the zine, which has a very large head of a common loon and the text:
common loons are the state bird of Minnesota, currently occupied by ICE as such, they’ve become somewhat of an unofficial symbol of the resistance. To that, I say FUCK ICE and all occupying forces. Donate to keep MN housed @ standwithminnesota.com

Another zine!

This time about one of my favourite groups of not ducks. And an u likely symbol of resistance against oppression.

Donate to keep Minnesota housed: www.standwithminnesota.com

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1 week ago

Happy #WorldWildlifeDay
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1 week ago

These never fail to bring me a huge amount of joy!

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1 week ago

some recent doodles of brother ignatz getting up to shit

bittern activities

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1 week ago

Hanafuda bonus cards

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3 weeks ago

One of the species of Vietnam discovered in 2025: Darwini mole (Euroscaptor darwini)
#Sciart
Prints: www.inprnt.com/gallery/hiim...
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Zookeys: zookeys.pensoft.net/article/1619...

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