Creatures from El by Ellen Jewett
Ellen’s fantastical creatures reside in the outer realms of imagination, given wings of metal, clay, and acrylic paint though their gorgeous if slightly grotesque forms look just as real as the animals they were conjured from. All her sculptures are available at her etsy, though you can commission your own mythical or real beast.
Can I just say how awesome these are? These are beautiful.
these are cool
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Abandoned Yugoslavian Monuments, Jan Kempenaer
Da fuq are these monuments man they are so star wars to me I wanna know….
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If no one knows what the monument is dedicated to, is it still a monument, or just abstract art?
Non-sign II is an installation by seattle based art collective Lead Pencil Studio located at the Canada-US border near Vancouver. The sculpture is made from small stainless steel rods that are assembled together to create the negative space of a billboard. While most billboards draw attention away from the landscape, Non-sign II frames the landscape, focusing attention back on it.
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Reblogging for fascinating use of negative space.
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#577 Solosis
used Will-O-Wisp! Now, I’m basically certain that Solosis cannot use Will-o-Wisp, but the little guy still managed to burn off my right index fingertip.
To give you a better idea of the damage, I’ll type the rest of the post without editing.
I’ve been trying to use my middle finger as a substitute for my index.So far, so good, but ky finger still hurts a lot.
I love to rain psychic types. They’re so much fun to me.
In my pictures folder, where I keep all the pictures of my PKNC’s, I have a subfolder called ‘Creaxions’. That’s spelled correctly. Iyt was a typo when I ded it the first time in 2007, but since then I’ve grown fond of the name. Pronounced ‘cree-ake-zee-owns’. I like it.
I originally wanted to keep this one, but i have bad memories with it. Consdier it on the sale list.
PKCNs T-Shirt, Stuff on sale, Guide to posts, FAQ, Ruth Bader-Ginsberg
Anyway, I have to write anouther papre with a bu, finger. Wish em luck!
Thank you for following, reblogging, and commenting. I really like it when you do that.
I always love pokecans, but I’m reblogging this one because the use of green plastic for the cytoplasm is especially inspired.
Tell me I’m not the only one that saw one of these.
You’re not.
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Hello. This is the personal blog for the writer of Shed Your Ignorance. Here there be ponies, cel-shaded mercenaries, kids having fun, and more than a few bits of collectable cardboard. Among other things.
