archiemcphee:

This art is for the birds! A street artist by the name of Combo created an awesome open-air art exhibition specifically for pigeons. Not only are the pieces pigeon-sized and placed at the birds’ eye level, they’re each easily recognizable pieces of well-known art that have been altered to reflect a pigeon-centric world. The pigeon version of American Gothic is probably our favourite.

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ianbrooks:

Sea Life by Simon Schrikker

Simon works in thick daubs of oil paint that are slathered on top of each other to evoke the murky, tempestuous depths of the ocean and the tentacle-y tenants that inhabit it. Along with some of their big, bitey friends, Simon creates an eery effect with the oils, appearing to drip off the flesh and truly representative of the alien-like world beneath the waves.

Artist: Website

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pippinstewardofgondor:

inebriatedpony:

Science!

what the fuck is this science bullshit

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digg:

Chris Hadfield wrings out a washcloth in space, proving once again that every single thing you do is 100x cooler in space.

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tryingtolosemyfupa:

yagazieemezi:

When boys of the Shan tribe undergo the ritual “Poi Sang Long”, the focal point lies in, what in the Western world would be described as, “feminine values”. They are dressed up in bright colours and adorned with make-up. The aim is to mimic the young Prince Siddhartha before he became Lord Buddha. Even though the purpose of the ritual is to show that the boys are on their way to become mature and responsible men, it is loaded with aesthetic values and free from any physical trials. This is what sets it apart from other typical male rituals. By Ken Bamberg

This is visually stunning.

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archiemcphee:

The awesome neon waterfalls are part of an ongoing series entitled Neon Luminance, a collaboration between Sean Lenz and Kristoffer Abildgaard at From the Lenz.

“The duo dropped high-powered Cyalume glow sticks in a variety of colors into various waterfalls in Northern California and then made exposures varying from 30 seconds to 7 minutes to capture the submerged trails of light as the sticks moved through the current. To accomplish some of the more complicated shots they strung several sticks together at once to create different patterns of illumination. For those of you concerned about pollution, the sticks (which are buoyant) were never opened and were collected at the end of each exposure, thus no toxic goo was mixed into the water.”

Click here to view more images from this beautiful project.

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thegeek531:

Mantis Shrimp

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wildcat2030:

To celebrate the 38th anniversary of the liberation of Da Nang, the government of Vietnam has constructed the world’s largest dragon-shaped bridge over the Han River. Not only is it the steel bridge the largest of its type in the world, but it is covered in over 2,500 LED lights - and it breathes fire!

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lydiallama:

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descepter:

Ever wonder what happens if you cry in space?

oh my GOD WHAT

REAL LIFE GHIBLI TEARS

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beeishappy:

TCR | 2013.04.08 And right after the broadcast: 

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elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey:

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thisblogcouldbemoresonic:

are we all just going to ignore the fact that there’s an adaptation where john and sherlock are vegetables?

does no one remember this?

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