Microscopic Delights

From the desk of Majken Zein Sorensen

Hi there,

In the 1700s insect organs became terrifying monsters thanks to the powers of the microscope. Here’s an illustration of moth mouth parts (!) from the artist Martin Frobenius Ledermüller’s book Microscopic Delights of the Mind and Eyes.

Microscopic Delights

Credit: Martin Frobenius Ledermüller’s Microscopic Delights of the Mind and Eyes (1759–63), PDR. More insects ​here​.

Normal People

...doing a press conference. Watch full video here: ​@jakelambertcomedy​ 

Night Hike

And, lastly, a gentle suggestion for you to turn off the screen, get out into the real world and do something (other than scrolling). Here's an idea:

*Prepare yourself; use the list above. *Go for a Night Hike.

Credit: moon-lover and artist, Katie Daisy, How to be a Moonflower - A Field Guide.

Until next time,

Majken xx

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Majken xx

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