Emily Lumsden

Drawing by Tim Burton - Squiggly monsters of all varieties on a black and white chequered floor presided over by a disco ball spider (who is somehow cute)

Photo of 4 x black and white sketches from ‘Vincent’ by Tim Burton

Tim Burton painting - mostly black and white with a burning red spiral which points down to a strange little creature. The text reads ‘the last of its kind’

A few of my favourite illustrations from the World of Tim Burton at the @designmuseum.bsky.social - These creepy little imaginations struck a chord and it was genuinely fascinating to see the characters brought to life through stop motion animation. I loved it 🖤🤍

I no longer want to read the news, only stories about medieval eel rents

Jump scare

This thread added a sprinkle of ✨ to my morning

A shepherd holding two lambs. One is in the middle of making a 'baa'!

if you like skeets just wait until you hear about bleats

Mud brick with a cuneiform inscription near the middle and two paw prints on the left side.

Since we all really FELT that ancient pooch who wouldn’t drop the ball, I figured I may as well tell you a bit about dogs in ancient Mesopotamia.

They leave traces everywhere, from bricks to burials to proverbs. Here’s a 4,000-year-old paw print of a pooch on a brick from ancient Ur

Let that sink in.