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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Junji Ito Collection: The Long Dream | 2018 | Shinobu Tagashira 伊藤潤二コレクション | Studio Deen
Tomie does some weird shit
Junji Ito Collection: The Long Dream | 2018 | Shinobu Tagashira 伊藤潤二コレクション | Studio Deen
I need to see this...like, yesterday.
by Franz Sedlacek
Thrift shop painting enhancement by DavePollot
Art by David Lupton, a freelance illustrator living and working in London. @sixpenceee
Jolene Lai
Helleborus Winter Jewel // Onyx Oddyssey
Helleborus X Hybridus Winter Thrillers // Grape Galaxy
Chocolate Cosmos
Black Calla Lily
Asiatic Lily
Black Velvet Petunia
Karma Choc Dahlia
Just a few flowers I’d put in the “goth section” of my dream garden, alongside gargoyles. I’d probably throw in some Persian shield for foliage, maybe some other dark coleus.
Beetlejuice Directed by Tim Burton (1988)
Portrait of a Man in a Red Cap + Reverse Side German, possibly Ulm, 1480
In this double-sided portrait, a man holds a carnation, dressed in his red cap and luxurious fur-lined robe. On the back, a lively cadaver stands above an open grave. During the early Renaissance, such portraits were personal, portable objects to be brought out for family or friends. The backs were often painted with a forceful reminder of mortality. The banner in the painting reads, in Latin, “Thither we all make our way; this is our final home.”
On exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago
An Octopus unscrewing a lid from the inside.
Octopuses are going to kill us all someday
I had a biology teacher that told us this story about an octopus at an aquarium in Australia. The staff were concerned because their population of crustaceans kept disappearing. No bodies or anything. So they checked the video feed to find out what’s up.
Across from the the crustacean tank was a small octopus tank. This little fucker squeezed out of a tiny hole at the top of his tank, walk across the hall, and get into the crustacean tank. He would then hunt and eat. After he was done, he crawled back out and get back in his tank
Here’s the kicker: security guards patrolled the area. The staff realized that the octopus had memorized the security’s routine. It would escape and be back between the guards’ round.
My friend who worked at Henry Doorly Zoo in Omaha, Nebraska had a similar story. Rare fish were disappearing, they suspected theft, and so set up a camera. An octopus was unlocking the top of its tank, walking across the suspended walkway, unlocking the other tank, eating his fill, re-locking the other tank, then re-locking its own tank.
I can’t remember what zoo this happened at, but there was another octopus somewhere who was unscrewing a water valve in the room where its tank was located and routinely flooding the place. The staffers had no idea what it was until they filmed the octopus caught in the act.
RELEASE THE KRAKEN!! But, sir, it has already released itself!
Octopus Steals Video Camera, Films Own Escape
Octopus Escapes from Tank to Prowl on its Neighbors
Octopus Escape — 600-pound (272-kilogram) octopus wriggles through a passageway the size of a quarter
Legging It: Evasive Octopus Has Been Allowed to Look for Love
Octopus Escapes through Small Hole in Ship
My dad worked in a lab and one of the rooms had a tank with an octopus in it. If they didn’t go play with the octopus he got bored and would climb out of his tank and steal the paperwork off the desks, and drag stuff into his tank to let the scientists know he was upset with them.
Portraits by Photographer Stefan Gesell