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Edward Fortyhands "With the unimaginable dexterity that having ten extra hands gives a person, Edward was able to excel at many careers. Knitting. Sorting M&Ms. But most impressively, he could fold any oragami creature you wanted within four seconds. It's a feat no other man has yet come close to." See more at www.theeddyadams.com
Biris "It didn't see us at first. Well, it never really saw us at all. Despite persistent existence, it had no concept of time. There was no beginning. No end. It just was. We came and went, but it just...was. Tommy once thought he saw a bit of rust forming, but it turned out to be his own damned reflection. C'mon Tommy! You know better." See more at www.theeddyadams.com
Gullnet "When the gulls moved to this new, lush planet, they didn't once consider the radius of it. Sure, gravity was much less of a concern, but what about adventure? Now, flying south for the winter is actually 0.5 seconds slower than just walking. And last week Gerald had a mild heart attack from inactivity. It may be time to move on." See more work at www.theeddyadams.com
The Tree on the Mountain "On August 13, 1956, a tree was planted at the crest of a mountain in Washington state. Through the years, this tree withstood all the things mother nature can throw at something. Storms, snow, heat, wind. But the tree prevailed. People would climb this mountain to be with the tree. Young, old, it didn't matter; the tree always had something to offer. When you would leave the tree, you were a better person because of it. You had inside of you a warm regard for the world. An appreciation of love and beauty. Of happiness and sadness. All of the things that make us, us. So August 13th marks another year for this tree's rich life. It is a day to celebrate and give thanks for all that this tree has given us." This tree is my amazing, beautiful mother. Happy birthday Mom.
M.ADAMS "Built upon a glacial shelf in 1950, the Mark Adams Institute for Science and Engineering has led countless projects to further the human race. One such experiment allowed for the precise control of the trajectory of snowfall in a small area. This would allow, for instance, your front yard to be coated in snow while your back yard remained clear. This may seem to have limited application, but Disney has already invested $5M to further the project in hopes of building out a Frozen-themed area to their flagship theme park in Florida."
MUR "Finding a room for 60 quid with a two-sink bathroom was just short of a miracle. My girlfriend and I take a while to get ready in the morning, so this is always a prereq for our trips. The host was very generous and insisted we help ourselves to whatever was in the fridge or pantry. Including that bottle of Patron! For better or worse. There were some funny sounds coming from the hallways at night, but I attribute that to the age of the building." See more work and download the scene file at www.theeddyadams.com
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WINTED "After hiking for 23 or 24 days, we finally passed the Crystal Mountains. It's no wonder they're called that; part glacial ice, part diamond, all magic. Thankfully this marks the midway point of the journey. From here, the temperature should start dropping into a more livable range. I still can't believe I literally lost my pinky to frostbite. It was just the tip, but hurt like hell. Still does." See more at www.theeddyadams.com Watch the making-of: https://youtu.be/NoRm8hZuDyk
SPRINK "Veronica didn't have much going for her. She finished college, but to what end? Her school debt felt inscapable. She regretted moving to Portland, despite all the good things she had heard. All she wanted was a cupcake with hella sprinkles. Fast forward seven months and Veronica is now running a blog called "Sexy Cupcake." It gets 45,000 unique views per month and is the top Google result for "people covered in sprinkles." This photo is from her latest shoot." See more at www.theeddyadams.com
ELLIVATE "The mating process of the Ellirks is something I will always love and never understand. When I was a kid, my parents brought me here when the pyramid was just a pile of dust accumulating. When I turned 21, I came back to see where they were at; the pryamid had just finished forming and was floating between them. Now, the rupturing is just about finished. I can't believe it will be another 20 years before the mating process is complete. What a creature." Watch the making of at https://youtu.be/ifPP3KpWg2c See more at www.theeddyadams.com
DIPPINKOH "It took us a few years, but we finally shipped all the styrofoam balls to the island. We don't know what the artist was after, but he had the budget so we kept shipping. Then, when he wanted to make the water look like rock, we scoffed at him. Firstly, why? Secondly, how in the world? But he insisted, and of course had this seemingly limitless budget. So we airdropped about 300 tons of gelatin on the shores of the island until the water became a solid. We'll never know what he was thinking, but we can assure you that the environment will never recover from this. At least in that part of the ocean." See more at www.theeddyadams.com
ASTRODON'T "Another fell today. We haven't figured out what's happening, but it's getting worse. Our research has been slow-going thus far; Jeremy got sick after excavating for several hours last night. We have to be careful if we plan on actually helping them. With only a few hundred left on this planet, we don't have much time."
LAGSTEAD "When we first made it to Lagstead Island, we didn't know what to expect. We had heard the rumors of limitless energy, but nobody knew much more than that. I mean, how would we harvest it anyway? That much energy stored in one place has the capacity to destory the universe before we could even blink. My wife would never forgive me. Hah! Once we arrived, however, things took a turn. After touching the surface, the relative speed of time slowed to nearly a halt. The sun whipped across the sky several times a minute, yet we moved no quicker than a drunk sloth. The potential energy stored within somehow created this vortex to trap anyone who dared come close enough...by the time we escape, mankind as we know it may no longer exist."
CROMBOID "When we first came across him, he was a perfect sphere. Immaculate. Ineffable. But time wore on, and he didn't hold up. Maybe it was the heat. Maybe the rain. He never told us. Well, he didn't talk much. He was, after all, made of chrome. So all we can do now is hope."
GLORBIOUS "We finally contained it. It took a lot less than we had anticipated. Full encasement proved catastrophic before, but giving it a firm resting place with open air made it stable. We are seven years in and no on-site accidents. It seems like this is the one to stay. We can finally sleep easy."
BURK The leafless snow tree spent its entire life growing up and through the rocks. It wasn't until one day the essence of virtue graced it with rose moss. To this day, the snow tree and the moss look out over the land, keeping peace and order.
TENTABALL After a ferocious fight with a hampster, this creature escaped with at least half its body intact. What a fight it was. A fight to remember... a fight to try and forget...