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Fish heads, squirrel suits, TGIF!

Category: Yikes!

Has your week been like this, too? I'm just checking. . . "Fish in a squirrel suit" by Slightly Curious. Via Regretsy....

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Wearable spider silk

Category: Biology

A gift idea for the person who already has everything: spider silk couture! (Or the closest thing to it). It took one million spiders to produce the silk for this textile from Madagascar (although the wild spiders were released...

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A Wearable Library

Category: Books

For the bibliophile who can't bear to leave all his or her books at home: a one-of-a-kind necklace of eleven miniature leather-bound books by TheBlackSpotBooks. Via NotCot....

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The Calligrapher

Category: Artists & Art

An enigmatic photo from Morbid Anatomy's review of the Quay Brothers show at Parsons in NYC. Read all about it here....

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DINOCAMERA!

Category: Artists & Art

Tyrannosaurus photoventris Judith Hoffman, 2009 This is just awesome! It's a dinocamera from artist/photographer/metalworker/amateur time traveler Judith Hoffman: That's a lens cap/shutter on his navel. He takes pinhole photos of the late Cretaceous using paper negatives. Here's one of...

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Video Tour of the Victorian Insect House

Category: Artists & Art

I previously blogged about Jennifer Angus' insect installation, Insecta Fantasia, in the Newark Museum's Victorian Ballantine House. For those of you who couldn't make it to the show this YouTube video is a wonderful tour. Note the layered interplay of...

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The squirrelbeast is ready for its closeup

Category: Blogosphere

This enraged, possibly rabid, antlered and befanged squirrel (?) encapsulates the spirit of my week so well, I just had to share. TGIF, friends. Via Crappy Taxidermy, of course....

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Easier to pass through the eye of a needle

Category: Artists & Art

The Science and Entertainment Exchange blog has an interesting post up about artist Willard Wigan, who creates sculptures that can only be seen through a microscope. Wigan's story is touching - he started sculpting as a child, when his...

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Beauty in a McDonald's bag?

Category: Artists & Art

Paper artist Yuken Teruya does the impossible by turning a fast food bag into a stunning sunset-dappled lone tree.

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We need an Antiques Roadshow for Wunderkammer!

Category: Artists & Art

Joanna of Morbid Anatomy is on a quest to locate private collections of medical oddities. She's already sussed out fourteen such hidden wunderkammern and photographed their treasures, but she wants to find more: "Who are these private collectors, and...

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