As A Curiousity, Wear A Chameleon On Your Lapel

[sheishine]

Moray Eel and Carnivorous Anatomical Heart (2024). ウツボと食虫解剖心臓 (2024)。

[heathcliffbot]

07/13/2026

[cali]

coughing gen 2 party sprites

[pocketss]

widehead

[111111111yeah]

[jaketerrell]

[ranticore]

i have been looking at a lot of medieval dragon illustrations in working out revelation and also mezian stuff and i made a little marginalia guy based on some of the ones i've seen

[ranticore]

unknown figure on a scrap of paper, adjacent to burning building

[joechoui]

I HEAR THE BLUES A-KILLIN' (or: Frasier Meets Columbo)

Originally posted to my twitter in 2022, here it is for tumblr. It's also on my website.

[crayfishcoffee]

My submission for a local community zine.

Theme: Dig In!

[vulgarirex]

[yayculture]

let's all have fun because it's better than not having fun

[tvguts]

something about Toy Story toys is so strange to me. versions of animated characters based on real world toys, turned back into toys that are slightly different than the actual toys. slinky dog with a rubber spiral instead of a classic metal slinky. the porcelain bo peep and cloth woody turned into jointed plastic action figures. when toy story 4 came out and i saw a $30 talking action figure of forky, a character made out of a spork and a pipe cleaner, i stood in the walmart toy aisle staring at it like cameron from ferris bueller's day off staring at that painting in the art museum

[turnupthestrobe]

[chriskotiesen]

[murphysletsdraw]

Here's some more of my paintings and their respective reference photos! murphysletsdraw on inprnt if you want to buy prints!! It's my bday month so if you buy some prints I could maybe buy myself a lil gift hehe

[gaybichon]

i went to the museum and fell in love with a flying sculpture fittingly titled in love with the world (artist anicka yi)

For a recent project, In Love with the World (2021), Yi created helium-filled sculptures she calls "aerobes" that mimic the biology of jellyfish or fungus. Floating and twirling gracefully in the air, these flying sculptures have been programmed with their own sensory intelligence—using input from sensors that detect heat, air quality, scents, and fellow aerobes, they navigate the gallery and approach visitors. Autonomous, robotic, yet also biomorphic, these lifelike vessels are the artist's attempt to reimagine our relations with machines and other organisms, as Yi explains: "Machines don't necessarily have to serve us or scare us in order to coexist with us."