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mes0melas

He just wore his wicked good,

Clearly you’re misunderstood,

Like pagans in the house of God [x]

k-eke

Eat your veggies or else ….

#animation #gud art

pallanophblargh

Current body of completed gallery work has been scanned up and are now available as prints on my Society6! I’m still working on tweaking product layouts for some designs, so if there’s something you’d like to see, please let me know.

At least one more (or 3, or 4) pieces will join them before mid December. *fingers crossed*

sacred-portal

guerrillatech

runcibility

Source here: https://twitter.com/existentialcoms/status/1359580317464502274

And I love the followup comment:

guerrillatech

runcibility

Source here: https://twitter.com/existentialcoms/status/1359580317464502274

And I love the followup comment:

artofmaquenda

As Without, So Within

alexandreparrot

First flight of the year

taissaifarmiga

ART PIECES RECREATED IN HORROR FILMS

The Exorcist (1973) / The Empire of Light (1953-1954) René Magritte

Ju-On: The Grudge (2002) / The Nightmare (1781) Henry Fuseli

Carrie (1976) / Study for Lady Macbeth (1851) Gustave Moreau

Scream (1996) / The Scream (1893) Edvard Munch

Pan’s Labyrinth (2006) / Saturno devorando a un hijo (1819 - 1823) Francisco de Goya

thehappybroadcast

This invention is an environmentally-friendly alternative to the traditional wood and velvet-lined caskets that take over a decade to decompose in the earth and release toxins into the soil. The coffin significantly speeds up the time it takes for a human body — plus all the clothing and other materials that get buried along with it — to decompose in as little as two years, while enriching the surrounding soil simultaneously. That’s in large part thanks to its construction material of mycelium, a fast-growing, fungus-like bacterial colony that can grow into massive underground networks. Created without light, heat, or any kind of active energy source, the coffins are cultivated in one week by mixing a strain of mycelium and a substrate together and putting the mixture in a mold. Thereafter, the fungi absorb the other substance and takes the box-like form.. “The Living Cocoon enables people to become one with nature again and to enrich the soil, instead of polluting it,” Bob Hendrikx, founder of Loop, the startup that developed the coffin, said in a statement. Source: Dutch News https://www.dutchnews.nl/news/2020/09/a-growing-business-dutch-develop-live-coffin-made-of-mushroom-mycelium/