Roses are Red and I Stalk Acorns

investigationdiscovery:

Socially Acceptable Deadly Women

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investigationdiscovery:

Socially Acceptable Deadly Women

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drdandy:

Sailor Scouts!!!

drdandy:

Sailor Scouts!!!

crochetallthethings:

Heroes in a half shell…. Snailtle power!

As it is World Turtle Day, I figured it was the best day to premiere these guys. The Ninja Snailtles!

Snailonardo: [link]

Snailatello: [link]

Snailphael: [link]

Snailangelo: [link]

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theambiguoushero:

I am vengeance.

I am the night.

I

am

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lootcrate:

A 1:1 scale replica of an actual X-Wing but made to look like the LEGO version and also made entirely out of LEGO’s…..my brain hurts.Here are some specs:Contains 5,335,200 LEGO bricksWeighs 45,979.61 pounds (including bricks and steel infrastructure)Height: 11 feet / 3.35 metersLength: 43 feet / 13.1 metersWingspan: 44 feet / 13.44 meters32 builders spent 17,336 hours (about 4 months) to construct

lootcrate:

A 1:1 scale replica of an actual X-Wing but made to look like the LEGO version and also made entirely out of LEGO’s…..my brain hurts.

Here are some specs:
Contains 5,335,200 LEGO bricks
Weighs 45,979.61 pounds (including bricks and steel infrastructure)
Height: 11 feet / 3.35 meters
Length: 43 feet / 13.1 meters
Wingspan: 44 feet / 13.44 meters
32 builders spent 17,336 hours (about 4 months) to construct

Monster Madness (by Joe Scarano)

Inspired by early animation from the 1930′s, artist Joe Scarano creates surreal characters trapped in time. As he tells us, “I love the bizarre aesthetic from back then, people didn’t shy away from saying sad or frightening things, especially in kids books or nursery rhymes. I try to bring some of that sadness to my work.. it’s OK for people to be sad now and then.”

Indeed, his characters with their bucktoothed grins and huge, hollowed eyes, seem like they’re longing for another life. Unable to escape the maze in their minds, they become prisoners of their own volition.

As Scarano says, “In a lot of my newer pieces I have been exploring the idea of these characters or creatures escaping their current situation… trying to get out of town or escape to somewhere where they can be themselves. I think it’s a theme most people can identify with. I started to tackle some of that awkwardness that plagues us a children in some of my school portrait paintings. I always found these childhood rituals to be very uncomfortable. Having two youngsters running around the house has made me start recalling a lot of the awkwardness of childhood.”

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