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Quiet please, the Lemon Raspberry Loaf is sleeping.
Zoe Kravitz as Selina Kyle, Catwoman
Piece 16/31
A short animation of my cat Merlin begging to be fed. He usually starts this a full hour before food time.
Pekka Halonen, Mowers men, 1891
When GiGi the horned owl sustained a near-fatal head injury, she was nursed back to health by Doug Pojeky at an animal rescue in Mississippi.
When Doug was growing up, a great horned owl used to perch on the top of his family barn. His father saw the owl often, but he and the rest of his family rarely did. However, on the morning of his father’s death, the owl was spotted overlooking the farm house, where Pojeky’s father had passed away, before flying off into the woods.
“For some reason when that bird was hugging me, all I could think of was my dad.”
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Marie Curie’s century-old notebooks are still radioactive, so they’re kept in lead-lined boxes for protection against radiation exposure.
Photo via: Wellcome Library, London
Anyone wishing to handle her notebooks, personal effects, or other items have to wear protective gear and sign a liability waiver, just in case. She basically walked around carrying radium and polonium in her pockets, so… yeah.
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Píeta.
Art by Rezi van Lankveld.(b.1972).
1 - Baikal ice emerald
2 - Frozen lighthouse on Lake Michigan shore
3 - Frozen bubbles
4 - Frozen flower buds
5 - Frozen lakes
6 - Ice blossoms
7 - Frosted lace (frozen spider webs)
8 - Folded snow
9 - Flowers after ice storm
10 - Frozen tree
11 - Frozen pond
12 - Frozen leaf after freezing rain (China)
13 - Frost crystals
14 - Frozen berries
15 - Frost flowers in the Arctic Ocean
16 - Frosted pine
17 - Icicles on a blooming apple tree
18 - Frosted grass
19 - Snow roller
20 - Grass after ice rain
21 - Frozen flowers
22 - Frozen bush
23 - Leaf after ice rain
can’t risk it
THIS PIECE OF PICTURE WORKS.
Gotta take all the chances…..
Never risk it
i had to
a wavy platypus?
PERRY THE WAVY PLATYPUS?!
is this this the whosier guy y’all always talking about ? ngl this is a vibe
The 3 stages of a cat yawn
Stage 1: cute tiny “O”-mouth.
Stage 2: sticky the tongue out real far
Stage 3: ENtirE FacE SPLItS opEn LiKE a lOVecRAFTIAn hoRROR, REvEALInG aN eNDLESS pIT of poiNts ANd blaDES oH GOD
Stage 5: Mlem
This is a perfect description.
Kidding (2018)
This is called
Shaynas Sequence
a lot of people are tagging this with “film” and “movies” or talking about the magic of moviemaking but i really want to point out that Kidding is a TV show.
i feel it’s important to make this distinction because there’s a common (sometimes subconscious) thought that TV is a lesser form of digital art compared to film, but television, especially recently, has been phenomenal and it deserves proper credit as a storytelling medium, as well as a craft just as capable of amazing work like this
Super sus