"A Submarine Has Gone Missing" : Oh Jeeze, I Hope They Find Those People.

Georgia Cox (British, b. 1975), Eryngium & Poppy Pods, 2021, oil on panel, 20 × 15 cm.

... And we're officially back in our Futurama era from today 🙌

This is rad, its funny how they note it as a weed, something that grows in undesirable places.

Medieval marijuana, from a 12th-century medical and herbal collection: https://publicdomainreview.org/collection/miniatures-from-a-12th-century-medical-and-herbal-collection

The Latin at the bottom reads: “Grows but in waste places, and at roadsides, and along hedges. The very best medicine for healing.”

Happy420 #fourtwenty #420day

Castel Savoia, Belvedere, Gressoney-Saint-Jean, Italy

Apocalypse bingo LETS GOOO

The introduction of new ingredients from the Americas, such as tomatoes, potatoes, and peppers, had a gradual impact on Italian cuisine over time.

Polenta, made from grains like spelt, rye, barley, and millet, was a staple in Italian cuisine since ancient times, often associated with the diet of the poor.

Legumes and nuts, like beans and chestnuts, were commonly used alongside grains to make bread, polenta, or soup.

Maize (corn) eventually replaced other grains as the main ingredient in polenta.

The process of making these is:

Collect comics and beer labels, put the beer label on a piece of paper. (Peel it off while can is full)

Find comics and beer labels with similar themes or colors. This takes a while and involves comic book shopping.

Cut out comics into fun shapes.

To put it together I drink a ton of beer with my wife and sister listen to classic rock and do blow. It makes it a fun process and seems to dial in the art itself. Outlaw country!!!

28-6-23

Amazing

Island Warmer, for Heirloom Rustic Ales! A fun tropical magical one 🌺