Hey nice work! I love the gelli plate with acrylics, they're really rewarding to experiment with. If you tape down one side of your paper and keep the gelli plate in the same place, you can do lots of layers which is very fun imo

The Sacred In-Between: The Mediating Roles of Architecture - 1st Editi share.google/9aJxP7PoWOHG...

The Frog & Toad audiobook (read by Lobel) is a constant check-out from the library on the Libby app, for similar reasons. It's top tier imo

Braithwaite's pyramid of assumptions is relevant here, I think. Some folks might have an emotional/instinctual resistance to recognizing that "elites" are not virtuous citizens, even though it's fairly obvious at this point

Those illustrations have lived in my head since I was a child, especially the donut machine and the bank robbers story. I didn't even know about make way for ducklings until I was an adult, but McCloskey's pencils are sublime

Did you see Monty Don's Master Crafts on the BBC? Only six episodes, and not really a competition show, more just about the revival of old craft in the UK. I remember there was a green woodworking one, and also one on thatching roofs? Very good historical craft content

(Amaury Guichon, had to look it up.) Dude does unreal chocolate work, and no one goes home.

Did you see that chocolate wizard guys show on Netflix? He was a good coach and kept everyone on and you got to see people grow; It was good!

Dude also wrote a history of magic/circus acts with one of the best titles ever

Rod Dreher wrote his "Crunchy Cons" book in 2006! Whole Foods has been run by a Texas libertarian since the 80s!

Lord of the Flies is also about upper class private school kids