Me, muffin.

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Orphans of Time Rebecca Bathory

A fashion photographer turned urban explorer has swapped modelling shoots for the allure of abandoned buildings. Rebecca Lillith Bathory, from London, travels around the world documenting haunting spaces such as derelict hospitals, schools and villas. The fine art photographer has been capturing abandoned locations since 2012 and her work has been a big hit on social media, attracting nearly 100,000 dedicated followers across her accounts. But despite the beauty of her images, she refuses to disclose the exact locations of her photographs in order to protect the space for other explorers and avoid tipping off security.

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Matt Shlian Geometric Paper Art

Images via Matt Shlian

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The Bone Yard Project

Pima Air & Space Museum, Tucson

The Bone Yard Project resurrects disused airplanes from America’s military history through the creative intervention of contemporary artists, taking entire airplanes and their elements out of aeronautic resting spots in the desert, known as “bone yards,” and putting them into the hands of artists.  Re-imagined by Brazilian graffiti artist Nunca, an abandoned DC3 comes to life with a striking picture of an eagle leading men through the skies, and the idealized dreams of flight are able to soar once again in our collective imagination.  With a nod to the airplane graffiti and nose art‟ that became popular during WWII, the project offers a vision of the wonder by which humanity takes to the air through some of the most prominent and acclaimed artists working today.

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Selected by Very Private Art

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Indefinite struggle, Gregory Thielker

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Fox thinking sheets are snow

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TOP TEN OF THE MOST CREATIVE STATUES AROUND THE WORLD

1. Expansion by Paige Bradley - New York, United States

2. Wire Fairy by Fantasy Wire - UK

3. Diminish and Ascend by David McCracken - Bondi, Australia

4. Black Ghost by Juodasis Vaiduoklis - Klaipeda, Lithuania

5. Kelpies by Andy Scott - Grangemouth, UK

6. The Bliss Project by Marco Cochrane - multiple locations

7. Break Through From Your Mold By Zenos Frudakis - Pennsylvania, United States

8. Giant Clothespin by Mehmet Ali Uysal - Pennsylvania, United States

9. Cartoon Sculpture by Neil Dawson - Wellington, New Zealand

 10. The Knotted Gun by Carl Fredrik Reuterswärd - New York, United States

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Secret friends, AnaHell

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If you love The Little Prince then you might need one of these awesome levitating bonsai trees that remind us of his tiny asteroid home. A group of Kyushu, Japan-based designers called Hoshinchu just launched a Kickstarter campaign to create these enchanting bonsai plants called “Air Bonsai” that appear to levitate above their beautiful porcelain bases.

The plants are called “little stars” and the handcrafted base is an “energy base.” Both contain built-in magnets that enable the plant to levitate and spin above the base..

Head over to the Air Bonsai Kickstarter page to learn more about this delightful project and the different models available to contributors.

[via Spoon & Tamago and Contemporist]

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More here: http://www.chemamadoz.com/b.html

In this set, I believe Madoz is trying to portray that the world is not at a consistent balance. We as humans are creating our own environment, therefore making us deteriorate the natural balance of the Earth.

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grande!

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Sam Szafran, Escalier 54 Rue de Seine, 1990

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Celebrity Nano-Impressions with Ross Marquand

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Snoop Dogg narrating a nature documentary is the only thing you need to watch today

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Losing your best stuffed animal friend is a terrible thing, so when the staff at the Adare Manor Hotel in Adare, County Limerick, Ireland discovered a sweet plush bunny named Jellycat all by himself, they new he must’ve been forgotten by a child who was surely missing him terribly. Claire, the hotel concierge, immediately started to make some calls in effort to locate Jellycat’s bff and the hotel posted a photo (top image) of the bunny on their Facebook page in hopes that his owner’s family would see it and contact them.

In the meantime other members of the Adare Manor decided to give the lost bunny the royal treatment and post photos of his impromptu vacation. They treated Jellycat to afternoon tea, a massage, a walk around the grounds, and a cozy seat by a fireplace. When it became clear that Jellycat was going to be spending the night, he was put up in a 5-star room with a king-sized bed, a tiny bathrobe, and tasty chocolates.

A few days later Jellycat was reunited with his young friend and her family, who were incredibly grateful that the hotel had worked so hard to find the bunny’s owner and treated him so extraordinarily well during his unexpected stay.

[via Neatorama]

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Northern Norway - The Enchanted Land Bjørg-Elise Tuppen

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mai più senza!

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The 2015 winners included a rodent caught in a rush, an elk that appears to be hiding under some fern, and a gorilla picking its nose - though I personally might argue that the winners were not necessarily the funniest…

WINNER – 2015 “Rush Hour” by Julian Rad

SILVER Runner-up “You haven’t seen me…” by Liam Richardson

BRONZE Runner-up “Nearly got it” by Oliver Dreike

Other entries 

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