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I’m self-sufficient. I spend a lot of time on my own and I shut off quite easily. When I communicate, I communicate 900 per cent, then I shut off, which scares people sometimes.
Björk (via mortisia)
This perfectly detailed Kwik-E-Mart cake nails it!
Watch: This prosthetic hand is so advanced it can actually “feel.”
Make your own edible meat pearls
If the world is your oyster, don’t settle for the traditional type of pearl. Once the Imperial Spherificator hits the market toward the end of the year, you can transform any food into tiny, edible goo beads in a matter of moments.
The hell is a meat pearl?! 😦
Printing Tenniel’s images required careful preparation. First, his drawings that had been done on paper had to be carved into woodblocks by engravers. The carvers chosen were the Brothers Dalziel, who were among the most skilled engravers of the Victorian age. Their woodblock engravings were then used as masters for making the electrotype copies; since metal is more robust than wood, these were made of metal for the actual printing of the books. The image above is of an early electrotype from the Macmillan archive and was used to print Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland. The original woodblocks are now held by the British Library.
1865 – 2015: 150 years of the Macmillan Alice
Geekin out.
Technically, they are called Costasiella kuroshimae…
… but their informal name is ‘Leaf Sheep.’ They’re one of the only animals in the world that can perform photosynthesis; they eat algae, suck out the chloroplasts, and incorporate them into their own bodies.
It’s a phenomenon known as functional kleptoplasty, if you want to get all geeky and technical about it (which I do). Basically it means they’re kind of like solar-powered slugs!
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The solution for when getting out of bed is just too much of a struggle.
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A giant inflatable minion loose in the streets terrorizing innocent citizens. Be afraid. Be very afraid.
In a society that profits from your self doubt, liking yourself is a rebellious act.
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Piggyback through the Great Barrier Reef via GoPro on this chill, zen turtle. Relaxing never looked so relaxed.
Well, this is a way to show that you’re a makeup artist. Say goodbye to contouring, and hello to…cartoon art.
everyone: are you in school? Have you graduated? What are you doing with your degree? Where do you work? What do you plan on doing, long term? What’s your ideal career? How are you saving money? Are you still living at home? When are you moving out? Are you still single? Are you meeting anyone? What–
me:
Cardamom Spiced Chai Cake.
Get the recipe here >> http://bit.ly/1KgI1wG
o_O Yaaaassssss
This food photo series inspired by ‘The Shining’ would make Jack a hungry boy. Photographer Davide Luciano and food stylist Claudia Ficca began with the Overlook Hotel’s signature hedge maze, which they made out of snow peas, the pair recreated the film’s most iconic moments including cupcake ghost girl twins and “redrum” alphabet soup.
Different style examples for Disney Alice in Wonderland Animation
This shows example of the first poster at the top done for when it was released in 1951 and then another design for its 59th Anniversary which shows a more psychedelic approach which is really interesting how they choose to re-advertise the film throughout the growing changes in technology. Then finally you get a fall digital art piece for the 60th Anniversary piece. I love how the styles progress from traditional to digital.