This Minneapolis-based artist creates large papier-mâché pieces of foxes, owls, and other wild animals designed to be worn by humans, creating a hybrid being that she often situates in non-natural environments. Liz Sexton began making her facial masks a few years ago after constructing a couple of Halloween costumes, although she’s worked with the versatile paper material for many years. Made of brown paper, paste, and paper pulp, each piece takes a few weeks to create.
Why do we see drunk faces in clearly sober inanimate objects? Because of Pareidolia – it’s a type of apophenia, which is a more generalized term for seeing patterns in random data. Some common examples are seeing a likeness of Jesus in the clouds or an image of a man on the surface of the Moon. Scroll down for hilariously wasted examples!
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This list celebrates the weird and wonderful ways that cats choose to snooze. From squoosh-face siestas to nonchalant naps, these cats just don’t give a damn.
We already featured Cows Sitting Like Dogs, but it turns out that horses sometimes do this too. Scroll down to feast your eyes on these magnificent creatures!
Although it might seem that someone is about to die, the kid just isn’t allowed to eat the cat food. Or throw books at her parent’s faces. Or any of the other absurd reasons why kids decide to show their skills on how to cry. Isn’t it awesome to be a parent? It is. It really is.
Beyond the illness, the hospital may be a traumatic experience. To help patients play down these difficult situations, designers Jyo John Mulloor and Irina Blok has created a series of funny surgical masks that turn doctors, surgeons, and patients into offbeat characters and animals.
McCall’s was a monthly American women’s magazine that enjoyed great popularity through much of the 20th century. Kim Marx-Kuczynski came across an interesting copy of a January 1958 issue. In that magazine, an article “129 ways to get a husband” caught her eye. She decided to share it, and it is every bit as good as you would expect.
It seems that Coronavirus is not the only infection that is scaring people, because anti-infection STD campaign is gaining popularity… If you support the fight against STD, you can get these stickers and signs on Amazon.
You’ve just given your dog a bath. You’ve brushed its coat and now it’s gleaming like burnished copper. But you forgot to close the back door and off your doggo goes, bounding outside. And then you realize: it was raining just an hour ago, and there’s dirt everywhere outside…
UK TV channel Dave launched an online campaign titled “What the bloody hell is a … ?” During it, the channel shared pictures of various animals along with some of their defining characteristics. And yes, the descriptions aren’t completely legit. Well, actually, they’re almost pure fiction. But they’re so ridiculous, they’re kinda genius. Continue scrolling and you’ll see what we mean.
It’s a little known fact, but hamsters are actually 90% pancakes and 10% cuteness. Scroll down to see the indisputable evidence for yourself!
