Thanks to Jim Davies for sharing the following link:

Underwater Sculpture Park

My husband shared this link to the Washington Post Peeps diorama contest a few days ago, and I'm passing it on.

View the complete Peeps show here.

If you have an opportunity to do so, I highly recommend seeing the High Museum's Terracotta Army exhibit, which runs through April 19th, 2009. David and I saw it with a couple of friends on January 31st, and I thought it was very well presented ( Read more... )

I've mentioned poppets before. I really like some of Lisa Snellings' work, particularly Strange Birds and Ten Percent. Perhaps for my birthday, I'll splurge and get a poppet. It's a dustcatcher, a completely gratuitous item, and yet, I'd sort of like to have one peeking from the nook occupied by the hedgehog plushie (courtesy of organfailure), the aye-aye ( Read more... )

I found this via Jim Davies:

Yes, it's technically a BMW commercial, but that definitely isn't the central focus.

I saw these linked from Neil Gaiman's blog. I think they're neat, and the creator donates a dollar to the CBLDF for every one sold, but it looks like the payment method is PayPal only. I don't have a PayPal account because things I've read about it make me squinchy and nervous. I know many people use it all the time with no problem; I'm just weird ( Read more... )

If you've always wanted a tattoo but were afraid you'd get tired of it later on, they're now making a new ink that's removable with a single laser treatment.

From PopGadget:

Permanent yet removable tattoos

From Neatorama:

Experiment with art under the influence of LSD

Neat images here. They remind me of Dave McKean's work.

http://www.foucaultspendulum.org/

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It's been years since I read that book.

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Hoogerbrugge.com

I think canopic_no_9 may like these, and that lsbd33 probably won't.