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Ever since the original tape of the Wilhelm scream recording session surfaced I have been losing my mind a little bit over it
Doctors explaining hysteria in 1846
this is literally the only funny thing i have ever seen in my life, which includes a summa cum laude BA in the history of art
this is our most destructive weapon yet
From the Illustrated Police News
new weed idea
Lamp design by Carlo Nason (1969)
Spider Pot, porcelain, 2022
The spider pots and crab pots are more angular than the tentacle pots and tend to look more aggressive and intimidating. These are more complex to make than the tentacle pots as the legs are made of multiple parts and if one breaks off it is far more problematic than losing a single tentacle.
Fall of Icarus/Hubris of Man
2019, colorised
(And reference)
people have tagged this as life imitates art, and I need you to understand that no, I saw this picture of my friend falling off the got dang swing and thought it represented human hubris so well that i went into a made haze of acrylic paint and when I awoke I was holding this finished canvas.
Merry Christmas to John Cena
the best thing you can get the man
Daniela Astone (Italy b. 1980) Self-Portrait (2013) oil on linen 160 x 130 cm https://www.daniela-astone.com
Today marks the 7th anniversary of the dedication of Gerhard Richter’s “Cathedral Window” in Cologne, comprised of 11,500 squares of glass in 72 colors.