Barciella

Roberto para presidente.

O post Mentirinhas #783 apareceu primeiro em Mentirinhas.

"That’s enough, tiny kitty."

by The Awkward Yeti

by Ryan Selvy

Origami artist and chemistry teacher Adam Tram folds some incredibly beautiful objects with paper. From dinosaurs and skeletons to flowers and warriors, it seems nothing is off limits to his folding abilities. Tram is a member of the Vietnam Origami Group, and you can see many more of his pieces on Flickr.

The shaving industry is a scam! If the razor really works, why do we need to keep buying them? Wake up, hairy sheeple!

Also I drew his arm weird! Look at that thing!

Throwback Thursday

Happy 400 strips! Oh, and shiny new website... yes...

In case someone hasn't gotten it yet, follow this handy guide:

(Source)

“Eh, those weren’t my kids anyway”

The post The reality of Wind Waker appeared first on MercWorks.

gifsboom:

Video: Sunbathing Cats Moving with the Sun

Working only with layers of painted galvanized wire atop steel armature, UK artist Kendra Haste creates faithful reproductions of creatures large and small for both public installations and private collections around the world. A graduate of the from the Royal College of Art, Haste says she is fascinated by how such a seemingly ordinary medium, chicken wire, is capable of suggesting “the sense of movement and life, of contour and volume, the contrasts of weight and lightness, of solidity and transparency—values that I find in my natural subjects.” She continues about her work with animals:

What interests me most about studying animals is identifying the spirit and character of the individual creatures. I try to create a sense of the living, breathing subject in a static 3D form, attempting to convey the emotional essence without indulging in the sentimental or anthropomorphic.

In 2010, Historic Royal Palaces commissioned Haste to fabricate thirteen sculptures around the Tower of London that will remain on view through 2021. You can see much more in this online gallery, and as part of the Art and the Animal exhibition currently at the Ella Carothers Dunnegan Gallery of Art in Missouri. (thnx, Kat Powers!)