Tim Burton and Vincent Price photo by Roddy McDowell

(greggorysshocktheater)

(shudder)

Amen, Stephen

Stephen Fry Kinetic Typography - Language from Matthew Rogers on Vimeo.

Silicone sculptures by Thomas Kuebler

Silicone sculptures by Thomas Kuebler

When You Sleep

Christina Bothwell. When You Sleep, 2007-2009. Cast glass and raku fired clay, 9 x 19 x 8 inches. 

Hyakunin isshu

yama-bato:

Illustrated book, 1 vol. Poets from the ‘Hyakunin...:

Illustrated book, 1 vol. Poets from the ‘Hyakunin isshu’ anthology depicted in ‘abbreviated style’. Colour woodblock-printed.

Print artist Kitao Masayoshi (北尾政美)

Chochinobake

Chochinobake is a type of Tsukumogami, which are objects that become animate once they reach their 100th year of existence. They are created from chochin lanterns made of bamboo, paper, or silk. They are sometimes believed to possess a single eye and a long protruding tongue.

Smile!

The Return of the Mona Lisa to the Louvre after the war, Paris, 1945

V

Suehiro Maruo - 28 Scenes Of Murder

The Seer

The Seer: Journeys of the Soul

To truly, deeply see

Is the most profound sorcery.

Sctulpture. 18.5 inches tall. Mixed media.

By Shain Erin

The Mysteries of Harris Burdick

The Mysteries of Harris Burdick from Daniel Savage on Vimeo.

Porklips Now - Directed by Ernie Fosselius

Here Doggy ...

Doi Gōga

100 Aspects of the Moon

Yoshitoshi, Tsuki Hyakushi. 100 Aspects of the Moon. (1785-1792)

Insect house and bee colony

Insect house and bee colony on the grounds of the Potager du Roi, where the original gardens date back to the reign of Louis XIV (1678). The King’s gardens were located near his palace in Versailles where he would show off his abundant produce and espaliered fruit-bearing trees. [wallacegardens]

The Narrative of Victor Karloch

The Narrative of Victor Karloch [Official Trailer] from Kevin McTurk on Vimeo.

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Enso

円相 “Enso is the circle of infinity, symbol of simplicity with profundity, emptiness with fullness, the visible and invisible. It sometimes forms a moon, sometimes a rice cake.” ~John Stevens, Sacred Calligraphy of the East, p. 190

Infinitea

Infinitea by Cynthia Decker

Any Questions?

Playtime

Nikolai Lutohin

Illustration by Nikolai Lutohin for the Yugoslavian science magazine Galaksija.

Checkmate!

Movietone News - Chicago 1927

“Epco Robot defeats checker champ John T Bradford”

Silvio Cadelo

Silvio Cadelo

Groovy

If Found, Return To -

new-aesthetic:

“It was supposed to be a £12,000 art project in which a helium-filled sculpture of a desert island floated eerily above the heads of spaced-out festival-goers. It has become instead a £12,000 art project in which a helium-filled sculpture of a desert island floats somewhere through the troposphere without anybody actually seeing it, or even knowing where it is.”

One of our islands is missing | Art and design | The Guardian

The Work Of Wang Zi Won

Ken Ishii 'Extra'

The Garden of Earthly Delights

The Garden of Earthly Delights from Thomas Beg on Vimeo.

Lovely

明月院 by jimy40_2008 on Flickr

Jack Kirby

Hokusai - The Ghost of Kohada Koheiji

Nekomata

According to Japanese folklore, a cat (neko) that has lived for a long time can become a kind of youkai called a nekomata. It was believed that after a cat reached ten years of age, its tail would slowly split into two tails, and, along the way, it would develop magic powers, primarily those of necromancy and shamanism. Nekomata also have an ability to shape shift into a human form and are generally hostile to humans.

There is also one kind of Nekomata that lived in Nabeshimahan, which lived long enough to split its tail six times, resulting in seven tails. It is the most powerful nekomata in Japan.

A Wily Yankee

The “wily Yankee” was a popular 19th century stage character who became the visual predecessor to “Uncle Sam.” Between acts, the wily Yankee remained on stage, whittled, and told parables. At times, he was known to flirt with both the women and men in the audience as he suggestively carved a stick.

via the Metropolitan Museum of Art, Photography Collection

Frogs” by Jim Steranko

Yum!

Vacation Shot

[Shudder]

More Uzumaki

Atelier Olschinsky

Brilliant

Dreaming Of The Stars

Joel Meyer

Wally Wood

More Fallas Pictures

More Fallas Pictures

James McNeill Whistler - Nocturne in Black and Gold

James McNeill Whistler — Nocturne in Black and Gold: The Falling Rocket

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Small Living

Urban Reminders: Mini Concrete Block Towers - Kentsel Hatırlatmalar

Oh! Sorry …

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STRIKE, OVERLORD - By Jack Kirby

More Stan Mott

It's Not The Destination -

Know The 1%