nitrateglow:

tendency-to-dream:

I found that in 2010 John Galliano used Buster and Charlie as inspirations in his collection.

What you think?

I’m not sure yet. Busters looks better, thou.

Interesting. Love the one on the bottom left; very classy.

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Two Sets of Teeth -

An extreme example of a condition called hyperdontia or supernumerary teeth. It’s causes may vary from environmental to genetic and traumatic factors.

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theodditiesblog:

miss-givings:

Upper limb prostheses, made for a 17 year-old boy in 1959

This is one of the more beautiful pieces I’ve come across.

-S. 

cyalen:

a book fountain in Budapest

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sigur-roskolnikov:

the-bitch-goddess-success:

missford1:

- Rutina Wesley

I can’t handle her right now

She went to my college!

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ornamentedbeing:

I think Da Vinci would like this!

Parasol

Elsa Schiaparelli  (Italian, 1890–1973

c. 1937-40

The Met says: Parasols have been in fashion in the Western world since the seventeenth century. Most popular during the nineteenth century, they were used as both a shade from the sun and as a flirtation device. This example by Schiaparelli, owned by style icon Millicent Rogers, bears classic Schiaparelli characteristics of an unexpected shape combined with an unusual choice of materials. As this was most likely used to shield from the sun, perhaps while on holiday at Rogers’ Jamaican estate “Wharf House” or one of her family homes on Long Island, the materials carry out a beach theme, and are reminiscent of a straw beach hat. The asymmetric shape is indicative of Schiaparelli’s desire to design objects with an artistic quality. Bamboo, a wood more traditionally used for parasol handles, is used for the ribs, an unexpected twist. The canopy material, more commonly silk, cotton or linen, has the appearance of straw, again evoking the idea of a straw hat. The overall effect is very eye-catching and chic.

myedol:

Swarm by David Adey

“Skin is extracted from various fashion magazine ads using a collection of craft punches. Pieces are assembled with pins on a foam panel”

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Black wolves do not occur naturally. A 2008 study at Stanford University found that the mutation responsible for black fur occurs only in dogs, so black wolves are the result of gray wolves breeding back with domestic canines. The mutation is a dominant trait, like dark hair in humans, and is passed down to the majority of offspring. It is not entirely clear what benefit black fur has for the animals; they do not seem to be more successful hunters, but do show a marked improvement in immunity to certain infections.

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mushroomsandmosses:

My practice is focused around mushrooms and fungi. 

Plastince finished with oil paint

That’s very pretty!

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facepalmmozart:

by Paul Villinski

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changedaround:

graffiti in an abandoned mental institution

goosebumps

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-lenox:

one hundred fifty one by athene.noctua on Flickr.

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