If you’re looking for a way to bring some plant-based positivity into your Instagram timeline, we’ve curated some of our favourite accounts for you to follow. Get those following thumbs at the ready!

Last year we worked with the wonderful paper artist Raya Sader Bujana from @littlerayofsunflower to take a sneak peek into her day-to-day life We’re back again to talk about her amazing work and share the plant-based love!

While we don’t think the coronavirus is funny in any way, the memes about it most certainly are, so we’ve curated a special round-up of 19 COVID-19 memes that might give you a slight chortle during this unusual time. We hope everyone is staying safe. Spread the love, positivity and the memes!

This week we’ve got plenty of coronavirus memes (of course), some anxiety memes, and quite a few memes featuring planets for some reason. We always aim for variety! Scroll on to discover all the official safety measures in place to tackle the coronavirus.

If you know any of the original Pokemon back from 1996, you might recall that some of them aren’t all as cuddly and lovable as Pikachu. In fact, it turns out that you probably wouldn’t want to meet a lot of them if they were real… Check out this artist’s realistic take on the iconic creatures.

This week, our round-up is packed with useful information. It’ll help any non-native speakers to master the English language, and we’ll also be teaching you the most efficient method to climb stairs. Plus, we’re finally revealing the five sure-fire steps to achieving success! Find all this out and more.

In this week’s round-up, you can expect to discover the official Jeff Bezos origin story, an alternative to the classic handshake, and, finally, an answer to the age-old question ‘Why did the chicken cross the road?’

Contrary to last week’s round-up, this one suggests that maybe genies are worth trusting after all, swings and roundabouts, eh? If you make it to the end, we’re sorry to have to bring you one of the worst cases of animal cruelty we’ve come across, but it needs to be seen.

Landscape artist Remington Robinson captures paintings of huge mountain ranges, vast lakes and soaring cityscapes all within the tiny dimensions of a mint tin. Check out just a small sample of the incredible miniature masterpieces here.

If the only thing you love this Valentine’s Day is memes, we’ve got you covered. This week, we’ll only be helping to answer serious questions like “Why do whales breach out of the ocean?”, “How can I sleep in but still make money?” and “Is MoonPie OK?”