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Realistic Pokemon by RJ Palmer
Pokemon are serious business and we’re lucky to have dedicated artistic professionals like RJ to portray their true anatomies, backed up by science: Bulbasaur isnt a frog, you silly cartoonists, he’s got “SAUR” in his name, and if you’re familiar with these things we call dinosaurs, you’ll know that means big fuggin’ lizard. RJ’s depictions place most of the pokemon somewhere in the Permian to late Triassic, with Pokemon Trainers used as scale (though whether Pokemon Trainers existed in Prehistory is debatable).
Artist: DeviantArt / Tumblr / Livestream
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Spirited Away - by Michal Teliqa
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Photo reblogged from Marie likes to draw with 7,774 notes
Everyone seemed to be talking about the anatomical concerns of having and arc reactor yesterday, and it reminded me of the big long post I wrote about it forever ago where I came to the conclusion that there’s a lot more metal in Tony’s chest than we can see. So have a painting.
[water-soluble graphite & gouache on paper + PS]
RELEVANT TO MY INTERESTS. That is AWESOME.
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The Blue Lagoon | Iceland (by VoteFredrik)
Yes please.
Source: Flickr / votefredrik
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oh gosh i adore the colors on the first one
oh golly
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HOLY SHIT.
Scale in kilometres.
Source: doctorwhoosh
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The Wibbly Wobbly Timey Wimey Tardis Clock. Cut out of birch wood and painted blue with a metallic gold backing, and absolutely no numbers because what fun would that be?
AHHHHHHHHHHHHH I NEED THIS. I NEED THIS IN MY COLLEGE DORM WHEN I GO TO COLLEGE. I WILL ASK FOR IT FOR CHRISTMAS. YESSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS
Oh my god, it’s so beautiful
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These tattoos are the dogs bollocks!
SO LOVELY.
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Eagle owl at 1000 frames per Second towards a camera.
This is truly spectacular!!
Originally from this site: http://www.dogwork.com/owfo8/
OHJESUS
That is gorgeous and mesmerizing and TERRIFYING
Source: avalonaddict
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”When a whale dies, the story has just begun. - animated paper art, Awesome.
Scientific, cutesy and a little bit creepy.
This is an accompanying video to a segment from the latest Radiolab epsiode: Loops.
The story of what happens to a whale after it dies is one of the most fascinating ones they have ever told on that show. I hope I don’t need to convince you that Radiolab is the best show on audio, but if so, head on over and listen to this one!
This carcass can support a whole ocean floor ecosystem for years!!
Source: inspirewe
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milky way (by Eric 5D Mark II)
Source: Flickr / eric5dmark2
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