Martini-Corona found these snazzy marine life prints. They’re no state-of-the-art luxury yacht or personal submarine, but it’s really hard to hang a submarine in your hallway anyway.
Martini-Corona found these snazzy marine life prints. They’re no state-of-the-art luxury yacht or personal submarine, but it’s really hard to hang a submarine in your hallway anyway.
Boing Boing has been filled with awesomely bizarre biological art lately.
Don’t you want to see the HMS Beagle retrace Darwin’s voyage? You should. Because that is what mighty Cthulhu wants. Support the Beagle Project and you will know power beyond that mortal kind. (Just look at the evil emanating from my glowy red eyes.)
If you do not support the Beagle Project, Cthulhu will EAT YOUR SOUL. Look at the poor souless kitty with no Beagle t-shirt. Don’t be like the pour souless kitty.
A ammonite-shaped sink! Spit on an extinct cephalopod, then watch the water go around…and around…and around….
(I made a new tag for products and toys, so you can see them all under Garter Gear.)
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Did my previous post on anatomically correct heart-shaped jewelry leave you unsatisfied? Fear not, dear reader. Here’s another lovely heart-shaped necklace, in still-beating red or formalin white. If you prefer brains or teeth or ribs, there’s a little something for you too.
Or if you are more into tech than bio-goo, you could make floppy disk earrings.
Jewelry cast from actual octopus tentacles. I’m not sure if these would please or anger Cthulhu – but they sure are fetching. If Kevin Z wore one of these AND the cnidarian skirt to his defense, surely no force, no matter how non-Euclidean, could resist him.
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Please enjoy the skinned heads of teddy bears, rendered in felt. [Maybe NSFW since there's artsy felted naked people way down on the page.] There’s also felt teddy bear fetal development, felt sheep skulls, and a felt headless hu-chicken.
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