Jeremy
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The sketch under the calendar grid for the month is "Éowyn and Faramir on the City Wall" by Christine Lowentrout, also from the 1985 Beyond Bree calendar.
February 1, 2026 at 8:42 PM
The sketch under the calendar grid for the month is "Éowyn and Faramir on the City Wall" by Christine Lowentrout, also from the 1985 Beyond Bree calendar.
It's time to show the February art from the 2026 Beyond Bree calendar! The main piece is titled "Boromir Ndangen" ("Boromir Slain"), by Patrick Wynne - from the first BB calendar in 1985. Pat is well known in Tolkien circles as one of the editors of Parma Eldalamberon. Order at beyondbree.org
February 1, 2026 at 8:42 PM
It's time to show the February art from the 2026 Beyond Bree calendar! The main piece is titled "Boromir Ndangen" ("Boromir Slain"), by Patrick Wynne - from the first BB calendar in 1985. Pat is well known in Tolkien circles as one of the editors of Parma Eldalamberon. Order at beyondbree.org
Loved the infrastructure. Also the view
January 28, 2026 at 6:19 AM
Loved the infrastructure. Also the view
Reminds me of the BnF library in Paris having custom patron cards (furthest on right) during the Tolkien exhibition 😁
January 25, 2026 at 11:31 PM
Reminds me of the BnF library in Paris having custom patron cards (furthest on right) during the Tolkien exhibition 😁
And the answer is.....
All are true! I was doing some research on one of the first Tolkien related fanzines and a few hints and cross references exposed me to a newszine titled Skyrack, whose editor liked Tolkien and reported some news tidbits in various issues. 1/🧵
All are true! I was doing some research on one of the first Tolkien related fanzines and a few hints and cross references exposed me to a newszine titled Skyrack, whose editor liked Tolkien and reported some news tidbits in various issues. 1/🧵
January 21, 2026 at 9:52 PM
And the answer is.....
All are true! I was doing some research on one of the first Tolkien related fanzines and a few hints and cross references exposed me to a newszine titled Skyrack, whose editor liked Tolkien and reported some news tidbits in various issues. 1/🧵
All are true! I was doing some research on one of the first Tolkien related fanzines and a few hints and cross references exposed me to a newszine titled Skyrack, whose editor liked Tolkien and reported some news tidbits in various issues. 1/🧵
Those three were part of a set made especially for the Bodleian Maker of Middle-earth exhibition!
Sorry for the glare, my set is still in plastic.
Sorry for the glare, my set is still in plastic.
January 16, 2026 at 4:35 PM
Those three were part of a set made especially for the Bodleian Maker of Middle-earth exhibition!
Sorry for the glare, my set is still in plastic.
Sorry for the glare, my set is still in plastic.
Video proving the app (when not logged in at all!) is actively listening on the mic and sending significant traffic on the network
January 15, 2026 at 4:38 AM
Video proving the app (when not logged in at all!) is actively listening on the mic and sending significant traffic on the network
Hey @discord.com why is the iPhone app actively listening on my microphone whenever the app is open? I am not on any voice channels. As soon as I background the app it stops using the mic. Voice is set to “push to talk” only
January 15, 2026 at 4:15 AM
Hey @discord.com why is the iPhone app actively listening on my microphone whenever the app is open? I am not on any voice channels. As soon as I background the app it stops using the mic. Voice is set to “push to talk” only
Another fun beanbag!
Also a minor mobile layout issue - the ** are off the screen by default (had to zoom out to find them)
Also a minor mobile layout issue - the ** are off the screen by default (had to zoom out to find them)
January 14, 2026 at 3:32 PM
Another fun beanbag!
Also a minor mobile layout issue - the ** are off the screen by default (had to zoom out to find them)
Also a minor mobile layout issue - the ** are off the screen by default (had to zoom out to find them)
I agree! Also appears that Aragorn has an opinion, now that I look closely at his finger 😉
January 4, 2026 at 11:06 PM
I agree! Also appears that Aragorn has an opinion, now that I look closely at his finger 😉
Each month of the Beyond Bree calendar also features a secondary piece along with the grid. January 2026 features "Thief!" by George Dunn, previously appearing in the 1994 calendar and the July 2001 issue of Beyond Bree.
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January 1, 2026 at 11:56 PM
Each month of the Beyond Bree calendar also features a secondary piece along with the grid. January 2026 features "Thief!" by George Dunn, previously appearing in the 1994 calendar and the July 2001 issue of Beyond Bree.
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The art for January 2026 is "Before the rising of the sun Eärendil slew Ancalagon the Black", by Nancy Martsch. Nancy started the Beyond Bree newsletter in 1981, and has been publishing it monthly since then without fail. This piece previously appeared in the 2020 and 1988 calendars.
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January 1, 2026 at 11:56 PM
The art for January 2026 is "Before the rising of the sun Eärendil slew Ancalagon the Black", by Nancy Martsch. Nancy started the Beyond Bree newsletter in 1981, and has been publishing it monthly since then without fail. This piece previously appeared in the 2020 and 1988 calendars.
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The cover features brand new art from Ruth Lacon, made specially for this calendar. If you look closely you can find Niggle, the Inklings, a Hobbit drinking a pint, Barliman Butterbur, a Ringwraith, Gandalf in the archives, Nancy working on a Beyond Bree issue, Tom Bombadil, Strider and more!
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January 1, 2026 at 11:56 PM
The cover features brand new art from Ruth Lacon, made specially for this calendar. If you look closely you can find Niggle, the Inklings, a Hobbit drinking a pint, Barliman Butterbur, a Ringwraith, Gandalf in the archives, Nancy working on a Beyond Bree issue, Tom Bombadil, Strider and more!
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Each month I am going to share with you a bit about the art in the Beyond Bree 2026 Calendar, as I am very proud of it, and the artists who are featured. For January, I will also talk about the fantastic cover art.
This calendar is still available for ordering from beyondbree.org
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This calendar is still available for ordering from beyondbree.org
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January 1, 2026 at 11:56 PM
Each month I am going to share with you a bit about the art in the Beyond Bree 2026 Calendar, as I am very proud of it, and the artists who are featured. For January, I will also talk about the fantastic cover art.
This calendar is still available for ordering from beyondbree.org
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This calendar is still available for ordering from beyondbree.org
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How about Sam and Gollum salt and pepper shakers?
December 18, 2025 at 6:26 AM
How about Sam and Gollum salt and pepper shakers?
An oldie but a goodie
December 18, 2025 at 6:15 AM
An oldie but a goodie
The 2026 Beyond Bree calendar still has some copies available for ordering - if you are in the USA, you might be able to get these by Christmas! Features fantastic art from the likes of Ted Nasmith, Tim Kirk, Ron Ploeg, Tom Loback, Emily Austin, Anke Eissmann, and many more. www.beyondbree.org
December 16, 2025 at 5:30 PM
The 2026 Beyond Bree calendar still has some copies available for ordering - if you are in the USA, you might be able to get these by Christmas! Features fantastic art from the likes of Ted Nasmith, Tim Kirk, Ron Ploeg, Tom Loback, Emily Austin, Anke Eissmann, and many more. www.beyondbree.org
If you don’t search for something explicitly, or subscribe to a channel, you aren’t shown anything at all. No recommendations etc. this is my YouTube home screen for example.
December 7, 2025 at 8:23 PM
If you don’t search for something explicitly, or subscribe to a channel, you aren’t shown anything at all. No recommendations etc. this is my YouTube home screen for example.
Put together this puzzle from @serenamalyon.bsky.social art “The Elven City” this weekend. Really challenging but a lot of fun!
November 30, 2025 at 1:26 AM
Put together this puzzle from @serenamalyon.bsky.social art “The Elven City” this weekend. Really challenging but a lot of fun!
Spooky Tolkien Time
October 31, 2025 at 8:50 PM
Spooky Tolkien Time
Step 1 : 👍
Step 2 : 😑
Step 2 : 😑
October 19, 2025 at 12:16 AM
Step 1 : 👍
Step 2 : 😑
Step 2 : 😑