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- 1Creepy No. 70 (1975) cover praised for composition●Creepy no. 70 (1975) Terrific composition and lighting. Do we think the ape is guilty of the apparent crime? I think the
The cover of Creepy magazine issue 70, published in 1975, is drawing praise for its composition and lighting. Readers are debating the scene it depicts, questioning whether the ape shown is actually guilty of the apparent crime and suggesting the story may take a different turn. The issue is freely available to read on the Internet Archive.
- 2Basque punk mix 'Soldaduzkarik Ez' released online●·· MIX ·· -- SOLDADUZKARIK EZ -- https:// archive.org/details/punkirrati a-soldaduzkarik-ez New one hour session with pu
The Basque punk project Punkirratia has released a new one-hour music session titled 'Soldaduzkarik Ez', made available for streaming via its website and archived on the Internet Archive. The session is part of an ongoing series of punk mixes, with earlier editions also hosted online for listeners to replay.
- 31907 occult illustration by Raffaele Mainella circulates online●Illustration by Raffaele Mainella, from Nos Invisibles (1907). Source: Bibliothèque Sainte-Geneviève Livres / Internet A
A 1907 illustration by Raffaele Mainella from the book 'Nos Invisibles' is being shared, sourced from the Bibliothèque Sainte-Genevève via the Internet Archive. The image, tied to themes of spiritualism and life after death, is also available to buy as a print from the public domain image archive.
- 41888 'L'Ornement polychrome' archive shared online●‘L’Ornement polychrome’, 1888 # art # design Via: https:// archive.org/details/AL180/page /n409/mode/2up
A page from 'L'Ornement polychrome', an 1888 reference work on polychrome ornament, has been shared via the Internet Archive. The publication documents decorative design motifs in multiple colours and remains a touchstone for artists, designers and historians studying nineteenth-century ornament. The linked copy can be browsed freely on Archive.org, and the share has drawn small but appreciative engagement from art and design followers.