Kawanabe Kyosai, White Heron in the Rain, colour woodblock print, Japan, 1880
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Kawanabe Kyosai, White Heron in the Rain, colour woodblock print, Japan, 1880
Bebe Parnell by Alex Arauz for The Face Magazine April 2026
A ceramic bowl depicting a swarm of mice. From Peru, Nazca culture, 180 BCE-500 CE, now housed at the Art Institute of Chicago. Twitter
Alfred Wierusz-Kowalski (1849–1915)
“Wolf,” oil on cardboard, 1880s, “A Pack of Wolves,” oil on canvas, 19th century, and “Lone wolf,” oil on canvas, 1910
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Just swimming by to say hello. 🦭
and out of the darkness - you you you you you
Newborn velvet worm crawling on its mother By: Raymond A. Mendez From: Natural History Magazine 1985
"Le Centaure", from Poèmes en prose (1928) by Maurice de Guérin, illustrated by George Barbier
last night I dreamt that I turn into a huge crow and waltz in the night sky.
“Closet” by Woshibai
Thanks to @paradisesystems for help with translation.
shapely sugar bowl
Borzoi illustration inspired on one of my grandma's porcelain sets.
You've heard about Mini mum, Mini scule, and Mini ature… but have you heard about Zig zag‽
[Miralles et al. 2026 CC BY-NC 4.0]
A few weeks ago, friends and colleagues of mine (I was not involved) published this incredible new species of legless skink that makes distinctive zig-zag markings in the sand as it 'swims' through it.
[Miralles et al. 2026 CC BY-NC 4.0]
So they called it Zig zag.
ZIG ZAG, CORAL!
Gosh I love this new era of whimsy-driven taxonomy.
American Coots have crazy lobed toes incase you didn’t know
Gay Sex World, 2008
Carnival on the train . Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1985 | Walter Firmo