Sandrine Replat’s multimedia illustrations create dreamlike worlds that play with unlikely twists, turns, light and shadow (think Alexander Jansson meets Tim Burton)
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Can’t type much, but I must take this Father’s Day opportunity to honor the World’s Greatest Dad (“That’s better than #1!”).
Dad, you have always been, and still remain my greatest inspiration and my true hero. I love you more than anything. THANK YOU…for everything you’ve done, for everything you do…for being you.
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If one browses a great deal of retro horror art (as I do), one is bound to stumble upon this common theme: wandering women in nightgowns.
Apparently, many stories exist in which women find compelling reasons to roam the landscape wearing only their lustrous, flowing bedclothes.
So forlorn, uncertain…
And there is ALWAYS a perfect wind.
Feel free to caption any of these, folks.
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I’ve posted about handmade retro aprons and movie monster aprons before. Now here’s one for you sexy comic geeks.
I’ve got the long blonde hair…I think I could pull off a convincing Ms. Quinn at the stove. However, I personally would be be hesitant to cook in something handmade and pricey.
If you’re not into comics, you could opt for the mildly unsettling Pee Wee Herman style:
LympheDIVAs is a product line close to my heart. I would have loved to treat my mom to one of these fantastic medical garments when her cancer resulted in lymphedema.
I adore the idea of adding a little flare to medical necessities, of “taking back” an illness by utterly ROCKING physical change. I am now marked by scars from the unfortunate health incidents that have befallen me…and I hope to recover enough to rejoin the world and wear those scars proudly.
There are some great designs for sleeves and gauntlets…
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What the Balance Bookshelf lacks in practicality, it makes up for in concept.
I recently went through a period of years in which I read no fiction whatsoever. I had decided to change my entire path from working in the publishing industry to going for a PhD in psychophysiology and making a new life in the realm of mind-body medicine (my true passion). I positively binged on medical and theoretical texts…and loved every second. Only this year, after being rendered an immobile lump of useless human parts by intractable pain, did I re-embrace my first true love: literature.
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Like bacon, cupcakes, ninjas and zombies, unicorns seem to have taken off in popular culture. Most artistic renderings of these horned beasts of the equine persuasion tend to be somewhat similar.
Indigo Ocean on deviantART takes another angle and creates “realistic” baby versions.
While I never got into the unicorn craze, something about these mini faux-foals is kind of captivating.
The Internet is a glorious tool, but some sites (I’m talking to you again, Tumblr and Pinterest) spread amazing images like the proverbial wildfire…without credit.
A Google image search on this still failed to turn up a creator, but I think it’s rather wonderful.
Does anyone know who made this?
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Run Red Run makes adorable needle felted famed figures little monsters.
Can you handle the cute? I don’t think I can. Okay, maybe I can…A lot.
Death, will you cuddle me please?
Check out Ichabod Crane and the Headless Horseman!
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I’ve been a fan of Scott Musgrove for many years, but admittedly have paid more attention to his artwork than sculpture.
His latest piece, Walktopus, is a treat for those with a penchant for cephalopods. This fellow is my height (well, I can boast being an inch or two taller since I tower over the masses at a gargantuan 5’1″-5’2″).
And the 20″ version:
What a great candle holder for a quirky library like mine…
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SheWalksSoftly 