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Neon Witches
Russian photographer Akunohato has a brilliant neo-pagan cosplay calendar ready for 2019. It’s not just neo. It’s neon.
Can you see the Sirens of the waves?
You’ll be able to see Rachael Talibart’s beautiful photography in person at the Sohn Fine Art Gallery in Lenox, Massachusetts in the States from 7th of September through to 11th November. The English photographer uses fast shutter speeds to freeze the water into shape, creating as a sculpture might clay and in doing so manages […]
Is there something in the cupboard? Whisper
Starring Michelle Khare “Whisper” is a film about something we think about all the time… about that thing in the shadows just out of sight. In this case, we have a pretty young woman in bed and her Alexa, Amazon’s smart speaker, can hear something whispered. This voice isn’t a thing we can hear […]
The long dragons and real life
The artist of Chinese artist Guodong Zhao is incredible. Based in Beijing, this talented illustrator takes photographs and paints on a layer of fantasy. The painted long dragons In Pure Spirit Sad or surreal? It’s as these long Asian dragons should be majestic, proud and perhaps even a little menacing. By showing them, sometimes, ruined […]
Discover the Folktales of the Cryptids
Folktales of the Cryptids is a collection of short comic book horror stories. As the name implies, each story features a cryptid and the dangers of getting too close to one. Joseph Oliveria wrote the cryptid stories and published them through Afterlight Comics the indie publisher he founded only in 2017. A Kickstarter raised over […]
Junior ISAurs and the future
Which is scarier? Living in a Jurassic world filled with hungry dinosaurs or getting your head into the world of finance? That should be a no-brainer. You shouldn’t fear sorting out your money in the way anyone would worry about a hungry T-rex. While I contribute to a private pension (can we be confident in […]
Why is it starting to rain octopus?
As a freak storm battled the Chinese city of Qingdao social media began to buzz with the term ‘Seafood Rain’. Why? It was raining octopuses, starfish and molluscs. The bizarre storm featured winds as fast as 78mph and rain heavy enough to shatter windows. The weather in the Yellow Sea created waterspouts. This octopus storm […]
The monstrous energy costs of heating Jurrasic World
When there’s a good movie to look forward to big brands, start thinking creatively about their messaging. Step forward E.ON who worked with PhD Physicists Toby Nonnemacher, Clarence Wret, Wilf Shorrock and the Post-Doctorate Physicist Phill Litchfield at the High Energy Physics Department at Imperial College London to think about dinosaurs and technology. The team […]
Treat yourself to a shrunken head
[Show me more] This bust is the design of Victoria Curtin Rivera of Chibinendo Art. The studio offers limited edition statues, busts and fine pieces of art. Rivera takes commissions but her shop has some designs for pin-ups, merch inspired by films, literature and music as well her own designs. I think both the shrunekn […]
