Source: ianbrooksGilded Beasts by Jessica Joslin
Sometimes I wish I could recreate my childhood pets, all the cats and gerbils I ever owned, the Chupacabra I lovingly named Mortimer and the Manticore with the face of Sean Connery. Jessica must have felt the same yearnings as me, prompting her to assemble these fantastical hybrid creatures from spare junk parts and findings. You can check out her gallery with tons more over at her website: jessicajoslin.
(via: lost at e minor)
Source: ianbrooksBattle Kitteh
Masterminded by Redditor Tastybread, who works at a Trader Joe’s and has way too much cardboard and time, this Battletech Mech Walker has been optimized to bring way and sorrow to Dog Fort.
Source: ianbrooksDogs Sitting in Cars by Martin Usborne
Martin’s series comes from that feeling only a small child can feel when left in a car too long: that you have been left forever alone. Surely dogs must experience the same thing, a look Martin captures in these photos which he plans on turning into a book with a little help at his kickstarter (it’s already been fully funded, but you can still donate to get some cool extras).
Artist: website (via: laughingsquid)
Source: ianbrooksNature-Altered Books by Rachel Ashe
Books hold a lot more than just words and sometimes all you need is a pair of scissors and some mad folding skills to unlock the hidden images within. It’s also where a lot of owls hide, apparently.
Artist: website / flickr / etsy (via: mymodernmet)
Source: ianbrooksSwiss Army Animals by David Suhami
Featuring retractable stainless-steel arms, legs, and tails, David’s Animal Pocket Knife is for those situations when you absolutely must have a giraffe.
Artist: website (via: yankodesign)
Source: julien-salaud.infoArt work revolving around geometric and mathematical equations is the immediate, natural impressions perceived…the themes and personal revelations based on Julien Salaud’s work. The French artist uses threads, nails, and taxidermy based on mythical creatures.
I like to think it Tacksidermy.
