May 24, 2013

printeresting:

blackheartpress: adamisinky: Peep and Tanuki’s cat-sized etching press arrived today. 

May 16, 2013
a kind of puddle of duck (Giant Rubber Duck, Florentijn Hofman) via Boing Boing

a kind of puddle of duck (Giant Rubber Duck, Florentijn Hofman)

via Boing Boing

May 7, 2013
Sarah Maycock via Animalarium

Sarah Maycock

via Animalarium

Apr 14, 2013
discarded manuscript illustration, 1305 via Neatorama

discarded manuscript illustration, 1305

via Neatorama

Apr 11, 2013

jruckman:

Meanders by Giuseppe Randazzo, virtual constructions made with Processing.

(via fyprocessing)

Apr 5, 2013
Leaving the Sea via Jacket Mechanical

Leaving the Sea

via Jacket Mechanical

Mar 20, 2013

Wolf, Sheep and Cabbage (Gil Alkabetz)

via Animalarium

Mar 19, 2013
robertogreco: “BULGARIA: On New Year’s Day men cover themselves with goatskins to impersonate the Kukeri, who both embody and chase away evil spirits. In the past they’d brush against women to bestow fertility.” From a series of photos by Charles Fréger in National Geographic: “Europe’s Wild Men: They dress in bear heads and bells, and behave like beasts.”

robertogreco:

“BULGARIA: On New Year’s Day men cover themselves with goatskins to impersonate the Kukeri, who both embody and chase away evil spirits. In the past they’d brush against women to bestow fertility.”

From a series of photos by Charles Fréger in National Geographic: “Europe’s Wild Men: They dress in bear heads and bells, and behave like beasts.”

Mar 18, 2013
medieval: Well this is just grand. kettunainen: Larry Jonas March 9 via iPhoto  One of my favorite pieces of publishers’ marketing swag: bookbag artwork by Ernest Shepard, the original illustrator of Winnie-the-Pooh BD (before Disney). In this droll piece Winnie, Eeyore, Tigger, Kanga, Roo, Owl and Rabbitt are pictured defending England against fierce Norman invaders in the style of the Bayeaux Tapestry. I’ve researched this, and have not found this reproduced anywhere else.

medieval:

Well this is just grand.

kettunainen:

March 9 via iPhoto 

One of my favorite pieces of publishers’ marketing swag: bookbag artwork by Ernest Shepard, the original illustrator of Winnie-the-Pooh BD (before Disney). In this droll piece Winnie, Eeyore, Tigger, Kanga, Roo, Owl and Rabbitt are pictured defending England against fierce Norman invaders in the style of the Bayeaux Tapestry. I’ve researched this, and have not found this reproduced anywhere else.

Mar 13, 2013
wnycradiolab: thebrunettedreams: Bonne nuit!! Yipes. eek

wnycradiolab:

thebrunettedreams:

Bonne nuit!!

Yipes.

eek

(Source: obe)

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