Randall Munroe coined the term "citogenesis" to describe this, and it's just one of the reasons why wikipedia isn't a reliable source... xkcd.com/978

Samuel William Reynolds (1773–1835), "The Death of Cicero" (Mezzotint). Yale Center for British Art, Yale BE 1945W, B2012.36.41.

Reminded of this recently while looking up details from Bacon's "Novum Organum".
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I asked my parents what this meant at a very tender age. From "The Marvellous Land of Oz", which they probably assumed was unproblematic.

Life pro-tip: a small mammal in your hair can lead to you becoming a world-class Parisian chef. pic via @possumeveryhour.io

But with gangsters and family melodrama instead of nurses and cocoa. There's a nice "continuous" version of the Droste Effect in Escher's "Print Gallery". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Print_G...

Nice :) The Sopranos/Gilmore Girls loop is a sort of two-phase Droste Effect en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Droste_...

Jean-Léon Gérôme, "Pollice verso" ("With a turned thumb"). Oil on canvas, 1872.

@support.bsky.team I imagine you're busy, but when you have a moment: what do you mean by "in-app form" when you say "Submit bug reports, feature requests, and feedback with the in-app form in your left side menu (mobile)"?

On mobile, I see two buttons, neither of which goes to an "in-app form"...

“Hadrian’s Wall”. Acrylic,
George Callaghan (N Ireland, 1941). via olgatuleninova on Twitter

lol. from goodreads. via
@bengrossbg.bsky.social on twitter