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Seeing Seeds

Teri Dunn Chace and Robert Llewellyn

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A centuries-old saying goes, "Great oaks from little acorns grow." But as Seeing Seeds reveals,...

Disney Princess Annual 2018

Egmont UK Ltd

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The Disney Princess Annual 2018 is packed with magical stories, princess profiles, colouring and...

The Color of Love

Suzy Taylor

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The Color of LOVE is a coloring pad featuring a black and white letter to color on each of its...

Mindfulness Colouring

Holly MacDonald

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This fun book of colour-in postcards is the perfect way to explore your artistic sideand share your...

The Virago Book of Women Gardeners

Deborah Kellaway

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From diggers and weeders, to artists and colourists, writers and dreamers to trend-setters,...

Cattail Moonshine & Milkweed Medicine

Tammi Hartung

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History, literature, and botany meet in this delightful tour of how humans have relied on plants to...

Compost: How to Use, How to Make, Everyday Tips

Rachelle Strauss and Heather Gorringe

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Composting is one of the easiest ways you can prevent rubbish from going to landfill, return...

Matias Pineiro recommended El Cielo Del Centauro (The Sky of The Centaur) (2015) in Movies (curated)

"Hugo Santiago was obsessed with the flowers of the jacaranda trees that he remembered from the streets of his dear Buenos Aires. Hugo had shown me an Edward Hopper painting I had seen before without ever noticing its compositional mystery: a monochromatic tendency disrupted by a hint of a new color. There’s a curious red square that makes the chimney on top of the house stand as a key to unlock a private mystery. For the mise-en-scène of what ended up being his last film, Hugo chose the jacaranda’s hue: purple. For my new film, Isabella, I chose purple in his honor."

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