Imagine a four-legged beast with no knee joints that cannot lie down and has to sleep leaning against a tree. An animal with a long, skinny trumpet for a nose. A creature large enough that one can build small castles on its back. It lives for 300 years and is afraid of mice. Its mortal enemy is the dragon. It must “travel to the East, near Paradise, where the mandrake grows” when it comes time to mate. Now draw this thing.
Many people are stuck at home during COVID-19 quarantine, but that doesn’t mean you should just lay on the couch, watch Netflix, and eat junk food. Take inspiration from these cats who worked out at home and got ripped!
Artist Chris McMahon has a passion for buying charity shop paintings and then adding monsters to them. Using acrylics or oil paints that match the original artwork, he injects scenes with some paranormal activity. Scroll down to see the funniest examples!
So far 2020 has been a really crazy year. What better time for fashion designers to come up with outlandish ideas? Featured here is a Ramen handbag made by Rommy De Dommy and Crocs gloves made by Matt Benedetto.
Some time ago we published a galleries of Mushroom Asses, Starfish Asses, and even Bumblebee Asses. Now it’s time to look at laughing asses.
What do you get when you attach a silicone oven mitt to a retractable cord that’s attached to your hip? For one, you get a weirdo that you can spot from a mile away. But besides that, you get a portable safety mitt that allows you to grab door handles, hold safety bars on the bus or subway, and touch just about anything else during these weird infectious times we currently live in. It’s shamelessly called the CovMitt-19, and it’s sold by Etsy store TheDewDrops.
Did you know that there’s a strange trend among cat owners: dragon style grooming? It’s even gaining some traction among viral Instagram trends. What’s your take on this? Leave your opinion in comments.
The creator of the Koty Vezde (Cats are Everywhere) Instagram page sees cats, well, everywhere. 29-year-old Galina Bugaevskaya from Moscow photoshops cat faces on various animals and things. It’s cute. It’s weird. It’s hilarious. It’s the second time we feature her on our site because she has made lots of new funny pics since our last post which you should check out here.
Meet Belarus, a very handsome and fluffy boy, yearning for your attention. More than 300 thousand people have already fallen in love with this loveable cross-eyed cat and his fandom continues to expand. It’s not hard to see why: his adorable little face and funny shenanigans is a great way to make your day brighter during these troublesome times.
Here’s a funny tweet list of how quarantined cats are spending their days with their owners during the COVID-19 lockdown. Let us know in comments how your cat is dealing with you being home all the time.
The coronavirus has made Heidi Lee Oley from Atlanta, Georgia temporarily shut down her hair salon. During the pandemic, she and her boyfriend Geoff have been staying at her family’s cabin in north Georgia to escape the city. Heidi misses not only the people she works with, but her clients as well. However, she’s still working with one of them: Geoff. The woman is doing his hair each day they are quarantined and, honestly, it’s the definition of couple goals.
Spanish artist José Manuel Ballester has created an exploration of the role that people play in classical paintings – by removing them. This unique series, titled “Hidden Spaces” looks pretty unsettling without the people that we know should be there, and it gives us another angle to look at the world during COVID-19 quarantine.
Stephen Crowley has figured out the perfect way to give relatives a heart attack: “I’ve been photoshopping my kid into marginally dangerous situations. Nothing unbelievable, but enough to make people think: wait, did he just…?” Now we just have to wait until the kid is old enough to photoshop him into marginally negligent nursing home facilities.
