This lovely tea set was created by LoucheLab — via Little Bunny’s Creepies
The figure, stand, table top, stool and sewing machine are made out of Philippine mahogany while the gears are carved from Narra hardwood. The table legs and pedal are made of copper wire. The figures are painted with enamel and protected with a clear lacquer. Bumblesweet sits at 5 1/4″ high while the whole piece measures 6 1/2″ long, 3 3/4″ wide and 8 1/8″ high. It took 102 3/4 hours to make — via Youtube
Thanks Caitlin for sending in this winter-y photo of Otto and Victoria. Remember it’s very important that Cephalopods keep their heads warm when playing in the snow — via Brian Kesinger’s Tea Girls
Artist John Conway designed a handy guide listing the pros and cons of various types of dinosaur you may be considering for your family — via Neatorama
Vintage porcelain hand-painted with ants by LAPHILIE — via Steve Niles Tumblr
Set of Bookends depicting a Kraken attacking a ship at sea — via Etsy
Two professional engineers update an earlier video tutorial about cats. This is a sequel to the original video An Engineer’s Guide to Cats
released in 2008 — via Youtube
Our quality crafted Tote Bags are hand sewn in America using durable, yet lightweight, poly poplin fabric. All seams and stress points are double stitched for durability. They are washable, feature original artwork on both sides and a sturdy 1” wide cotton webbing strap for comfortably carrying over your shoulder — via Society6
Xmas Flowers, originally uploaded by Red Wolf
I get asked a lot about real gauge earrings~ I do make them! If you’re between a 2 and 00 you can order a pair of my custom fake gauges, then specify that you need real gauges and what size you need. I wish I wore real gauges so I understood them better. I see some really amazing polymer clay gauges and want to start applying more intricate designs to my tentacle gauges — via Walking Squid
Seven Bonnethead Shark pups are cruising the waters at the North Carolina Aquarium at Pine Knoll Shores. Born in mid-November, the pups are thriving in a behind-the scenes tank at the aquarium — via ZooBorns
Savanna the Cheetah and her dog friend Max play in the snow, in the cheetah yard. Savanna and Max have been together since September 2012. Savanna was born in June 2012 and Max was her play friend growing up — via Youtube
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Shoggoth, with your luminous pustules so bright… It looks like very bad, indescribably terrible weather this year. Santa Cthulhu’s sleigh doesn’t pull itself. He knew just who to ask for help. Pulling the Octi-Sleigh and squirming bag of hugs is a rapidly morphing, protoplasmic vision of a Shoggoth. Don’t stand and look too long, he’s gaining on you — via Etsy
A red fox pinpoints field mice buried deep beneath the snow, using his sensitive hearing and the magnetic field of the North Pole to plot his trajectory — via Youtube
12” long bronze cheetah. Available in turquoise fading to brown speckled patina #4/200 or brownstone patina #5/200. Black granite base — via Etsy
This Chainmail vest is themed around Princess Celestia the vest is mainly a frost white to match her coat and has her Cutie Mark adorning both the front and back. The shoulders are in the colors of her mane and tail and they were done in a diagonal pattern, but I noticed when they drape over the shoulder they appear to curve/wave which I thought was cool. I didn’t feel like making full sleeves for several reasons so these shoulder pieces are more for a flourish — via deviantART
In homage to the fearless Captain Nemo, this watch shows the dramatic attack of the giant squid from 20,000 leagues under the sea (Vingt mille lieues sous les mers
in the original title). The endless battle between squid and man depicts the time, from hour to hour each appears to be gaining the upper hand. The two men being held by the squid indicate the hours and minutes — via Watchismo
Loki is a very special red fox who came to Turtle Bay Exploration Park at 6 weeks old. He was found as an orphan and could not be released back into the wild. Being so young, he had to go home every night with the animal trainers. Since the What Does the Fox Say
video came out, we decided it was an important educational message to let people know what their vocalisations really sound like. Working to put his talking
on cue this video shows the first time we worked on it with him. He is quite the character and with 28 different vocalisations, he sure has a lot to say — via Youtube
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