Amy Rae Hill

My photo shows a museum display with colourful Minoan pottery cups arranged on three clear shelves, one above the other. These cups, known as Kamares Ware, are from Phaistos, Crete. They were made in palace workshops, c. 1800-1700 BC. The cups range in shape and size from conic and cylindrical cups (top and middle shelves) to hemispherical and carinated shaped cups (bottom shelf). They are decorated with multi-coloured geometric motifs; with spirals and swirls painted in red and white pigment on black.

Sipping my coffee ☕️ and thinking about these marvellous Minoan cups!

They look so modern it’s incredible to think they were made during the Bronze Age some 3,800 years ago!

Heraklion Archaeological Museum, Crete. 📷 by me

#Archaeology

Teapot featuring NGC 1929 nebula and mug featuring Psyche and geostationary spacecrafts flying toward the scene.

Teapot featuring NGC 1929 nebula.

Teapot featuring NGC 1929 nebula (left).

Mug featuring Psyche and geostationary spacecrafts.

The human-made geometry of spacecrafts meets the amorphous organic form of a nebula 🌌

Print set of various armour studies

Armour study prints are now up on the shop and I’ll include a free mini print with every purchase! Available individually or as a set at a discount!
Each print is numbered and signed by me wolfskulljack.com/collections/...

Why Ceramics Deserve Their Own Art Fairs Once confined to the margins of the contemporary art world, ceramics are commanding their own events as collector demand rises.

Why Ceramics Deserve Their Own Art Fairs - Artsy

An image of a raku fired vase that has a tiered pedestal. It has shimmery irridescent greens, gold, blues reds and violets and some matte black areas from the reduction material.

A close up view of the lower right portion of the same vase where you can see the blues/purples and reddish hues.

A view of the other side of the vase.

This is a photo of the raku process. Several vases being placed in the flames, in a reduction bin. They are all on fire, as is the material in the bin.

Inspired by the cosmos. Born from the flames of raku. A symphony of light and movement captured.

'Skyfire' draws it inspiration from the shimmery irridescent greens, reds, golds and violets of the northern lights.

my eccc table

I forgot to post my table picture haha

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Teapot featuring NGC 1929 nebula and mug featuring Psyche and geostationary spacecrafts flying toward the scene.

Teapot featuring NGC 1929 nebula.

Teapot featuring NGC 1929 nebula (left).

Mug featuring Psyche and geostationary spacecrafts.

The human-made geometry of spacecrafts meets the amorphous organic form of a nebula 🌌

I try to preach the opposite of imposter syndrome to creative people. Know that you are literally the only person on the planet equipped to tell the very specific stories you have to tell in the way only you can tell them.

For all the but how can we afford space exploration folks…this means we’ve already spent more on this war that started last week than Cassini cost in the 26 years it took to build, launch, and operate it.

never, ever, ever, ever accept "how will you pay for it?" as an argument against social programs.

A small stack of MMXXV, the latest book of poetry and sketches by Joel Pedersen.

Hey! It looks like my recent book of poetry and graphite illustrations is soon available through the San Diego County Library: sdcl.bibliocommons.com/v2/search?qu...

Of course you can always get it on my site here: xxyxxy.com

#poetry #illustration #graphiteOnPaper

An embroidery of an inner ear done in bone white thread on dark purple linen. The centre of the spiral is labeled “nave of vibration”, the body of the inner ear is labeled “plumes of sound”, and the tubes are labeled “windows open.”

It’s #WorldHearingDay to raise awareness about hearing health and accessibility. Here’s my #SciArt #embroidery of the cochlea/inner ear—nave of vibration (2017)—which I did while researching my symptoms of hyperacusis.

Just here to bless ya timeline with a lil art… Happy Wednesday! #blackskycreatives #blackpotter #rakupottery #ceramics

This place is getting much worse for alt-text recently! Include it for your own images and don't repost images that don't have it (except to add alt text yourself if you feel it's important to share it anyway).

I have made a list of Black creatives I believe you should support!

Writers, artists, musicians, comic creators, all forms of media!

go.bsky.app/PGeyN2J

Ohh smart! Looks great 🤩

My blood moon shots from 2018 until 2026.

My Blood Moon collection

#BloodMoon #LunarEclipse

Finally got N3rds head attached to their body #wip #robot #maker

Oil painting of Jupiter’s Great Red Spot in visible, ultraviolet, and infrared

4 days left for Spectrum of Storms prints! Thanks to everyone who has already gotten one & for your kind words of encouragement ☺️

#SciArt #astronomy

stellerarts.com/pages/spectr...

Working through grief strengthens you. You learn to value life in a way no one can take away from you.

AI tech companies hate this. They want you hollow and vulnerable and clinging to them for direction. So it makes sense they try to stop this crucial process, taking our power and autonomy. Again.

Buy some tiny #sciart, you'll feel better

This is not just cursed, its monstrous. The digital resurrection of a historian who died in January of this year, all so Grammarly can get some more clicks and engagement from students and/or scholars and/or others.

It feels so wrong on so many levels, these ghosts enslaved to AI forever

Show of hands: who would be interested in a not-social media based directory website of artists who pledge to never use AI in their process?

Is this something you would share around to everyone you know? Something you'd very much like to be listed on?