Wings and wing structure. Theory and practice of design. 1894.

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Wings and wing structure. Theory and practice of design. 1894.
so “metal” , bright pink , smells like almonds A note from photographer: 2007年にタイで発見された新種の昆虫に多くの人が驚いた。まるで自然界に存在する生物とは思えないほどに鮮やかなピンク色をしたヤスデだったからだ。自然界では目立ちすぎるピンク色をしている理由等の詳細は今もわかっていない不思議な生物である。
When loggers cut the end off a chestnut oak tree, they found a decades-old, mummified dog inside.
Today, “Stuckie,” eternally reaching for freedom that will never come, is on display at a tree museum.
What happened? Why didn’t Stuckie rot? A biological anthropologist explains.
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La Broderie Actuelle, 4th quarter 1949
Representations of alligators in ancient Peruvian art. Primitive art in Egypt. 1905.
Character concepts by Hungarian illustrator, Zsófia Döme.
Poster for 1919 German horror movie, DER TOTENTANZ (The Dance of Death).
Photo comic, “Mutant Monster Beach Party”, starring Blondie’s Debbie Harry, Joey Ramone, and Andy Warhol, among others. PUNK magazine #15, 1978.
Illustrations by Sergey Artyushenko for a 1986 edition of The Jungle Book. Elegant and ferocious.
(via 1982 Ringling Bros Barnum Bailey Circus Clown Lou Jacobs | eBay)
Elvira
Benjamin König
nosferatu the vampyre (1979)
“The Ambivalent Gift” [Digital Collage, 2018]