kelseylusk:

Canadian Provincial Birds

Watercolour

-Commission pieces for my childhood bestfriend.

• Québec - Snowy Owl
• Ontario - Loon
• BC - Steller’s Jay
• Alberta - Great Horned Owl

gaksdesigns:

New World Transparent Specimens by Lori Tomita. To produce the specimens… Tomita first removes the scales and skin of fish that have been preserved in formaldehyde. Next he soaks the creatures in a stain that dyes the cartilage blue. Tomita uses a digestive enzyme called trypsin, along with a host of other chemicals, to break down the proteins and muscles, halting the process just at the moment they become transparent but before they lose their form. The bones are then stained with red dye, and the brilliant beast is preserved in a jar of glycerin.

Messed up but cool.

GOD HE LOOKS SO POLITE

• “oh is this for me? really? are you sure?”
• “well okay if you insist. i hope i’m not taking too big of bites i know some people think that’s not gentlemanly”
• “oh this is really delicious, thank you so much i mean it”
• “mmm let me just savor the taste for a bit, mmmm oh yes thanks again for that”
• “yes that is very tasty. oh no you don’t have to give me anymore you’ve done so much already i couldn’t possibly accept so much kindness and generosity, you are an angel” 

THIS HAS GOT TO BE THE CUTEST THING I HAVE EVER SEEN…. EVERR

AH!!! My cheeks hurt from saying awh!! God damn, he is cute.

(Source: empirestatebuilding, via tiny-pretty-happy)

Big Head Squirrel Feeder - We’ve reinvented the squirrel feeder for the 21st century! Why not humiliate the squirrels while they eat? Makes it look like they have giant, hilarious head!!

Genius.

(via yelyahwilliams)