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Xie Lei - Conversion, 2025 - Oil on canvas
weirdguy wednesday
ℭ𝔞𝔠𝔬𝔭𝔥𝔬𝔫𝔶 (յգգշ) 𝔟𝔶 𝔐𝔦𝔠𝔥𝔞𝔢𝔩 𝔚𝔥𝔢𝔩𝔞𝔫
For #FabricFriday on International #HorseshoeCrabDay:
Virginia Lee Burton Demetrios (USA, 1909-1968)
Low, Low Tide, 1962
(Folly Cove Designers collection)
Ink on cotton
Cape Ann Museum
fixed a problem at work that i vaguely saw a manager fix once and i did it faster which means that i get to take his skin i get to take his skin i get to take his skin i get to take his skin i get to take his skin i get to take his skin
the charm of the great chain of things is that you'll see reptile keeper circles recommending isopods as a cleanup crew in your enclosures and then you'll go look into isopods and there is a whole separate community where their main event is the isopods themselves and pet isopod care and they recommend also keeping springtails as a cleanup crew for the isopods and you look into springtails and there is a whole separate community where their main event is the springtails and they're posting photos of springtails and going They're soooooo cuuuute
daddy wants to see yall on yall baddest behavior. lend me some sugar. I AM your neighbor.
I genuinely cannot tell if this is supposed to be a horny post or House of Leaves inspo. Great job, op.
secret third option actually. now, don't have me break this thing down for nothing
Julia Condon, Mobile of the Light among the Shadows
noodle doodle
one of my friends found radiooooo which is a site that streams music from any country from any decade (well, most countries/decade combos work) and we’ve been digging going on a quest to find what is rad
so far the following is good
50s/60s/70s/80s russia
70s cambodia
20s japan
80s ethiopia
80s india
let’s add 70s armenia and 70s japan to this list
actually im willing to bet 70s *any country will be amazing, it’s all been really good so far
and if you go for 90s india fast music you might get hit in the face with tunak tunak tun right away so get your meme groove on
one of my moms recommended 70s east germany and this proves true, this is weird and amazing in a good way
also set the mood to “weird” for maximum fun, it enhances literally every station
What a time to be alive!
Uwe Henneken (German, b. 1974), A teaching in transfiguration
Are we ready for another round of freaks
I always say this lovingly, of course
Idolothrips spectrum (I couldn't find much information on these so I'm not sure whether that spectrum refers to them being variable but none of the others seem to look as strange as this one. Not sure if there's something else going on there) and lepidopsocid
Ophiotettix limosina and phaneropterine
Perola sericea and Melittia sp.
Selandriine and Ghilianella sp.
Holoptilus sp. and Pseudocephalelus bleusei
Chaetochlorops inquilinus and Calodromus sp.
Moluris globulicollis (aka the globeneck globe toktokkie because I can't just leave that name out) and Phycosoma oecobioides
Herdoniine and Cazira verrucosa
Tereticepheus sp. and Moegistorhynchus longirostris
Charistica rhodopetala (there's a gif I can't add here but please watch it) and Tetraglenes hirticornis
Ordgarius magnificus and Papirioides jacobsoni
Exechesops sp. (some have even goofier eyes than this) and Oraesia excavata
Necrophylus arenarius and Mosu sp.
Pachycnema calviniana and Palmipenna aeoleoptera
Mucronianus sp. and Metallyticus splendidus