bestofpaintwithdonald:

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shinrajunkie:

myinspiredbreathing:

I found my mom! And Bird Mom! And Square Mom! And a master Roshi, and Fight Club Mako, and the mother of dragons, and strong female characters, and I fangirl'ed so hard and it’s been great. Also shinrajunkie and I danced.

I was graced with the opportunity to take

myinspiredbreathing

to his first Otakon convention… Needless to say, it was not disappointing haha

Found us on tumblr!  I made a Drogon puppet for this year’s Otakon and my girly was the beautiful mother of dragons!

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iheartchaos:

“Who the fuck are you?”

“Who the fuck are YOU?”

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ephemeral-elegance:

Beaded and Sequined Flapper Dress, ca. 1920s

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nevver:

Don’t wreck my flow, Edward Burtynsky

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lookatmeimafake:

holy shit.

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mayakern:

cute underwear is the best cure all for low self esteem

karenhurley:

Funny and creative restaurant names 

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secretdaydream:

You should definitely amble over to Sachin Teng’s webspace.

There is enough beauty there to make your eyes bleed flowers for weeks.

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poppunkvampire:

well I could have told you that

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super-mario-rpg:

television-and-cinemas:

poolfullofjello:

i-cant-believe-its-not-chicken:

i-cant-believe-its-not-chicken

Its decided my life goal is now to star in an infomercial 

How do white people survive?

this gave me life

Why is he wiping up juice with a Sonic 2 box

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chuabaka:

Dare - Gorillaz

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archiemcphee:

It may be hard to believe, but this incredibly lifelike lobster is entirely made of boxwood. Hand-carved and fully articulated, it’s the painstaking work of 25-year-old Japanese sculptor Ryosuke Ohtake and an awesome example of form of uniquely Japanese sculpture known as jizai okimono.

“The craft involves carving realistic animals whose bodies and limbs are all animated through joints just like the real living thing. Some common subjects are birds, fishes, snakes and insects. It’s a craft that originated in the late-Edo period (late 1700s) when metalsmiths and armor makers, faced with a decline in demand for armor, found themselves with plenty of time on their hands. But ever since it’s modest beginnings, the lobster, with its numerous joints and undulating back, has been considered to be the most difficult and challenging subject.”

What’s perhaps even more unbelievable about this amazing creature is that it was Ohtake’s very first jizai okimono piece. It was shown as part of a wooden sculpture exhibition which took place at Tokyu Department Store in Tokyo this past April.

Click here to watch a brief video to get a closer look at this truly astonishing wooden crustacean, how it was made, and how realistically every single part of its beautifully articulated body moves.

Then visit Ryosuke Ohtake’s Facebook page to check out more of his amazing sculptures.

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