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A 6,000 Year Old Kiss
About Dying
The stark yet beautiful photographs you see in this post were taken by Danish photographer Cathrine Ertmann and are part of a series entitled About Dying. The series documents the journey that the human body takes from death to burial. There's a fascinating piece about Ertmann's work here.
Interior View Of A Ribcage
Just in case you ever wondered what it looked like. Source.
If You Go Down To The Woods Today
Italian photographer Elido Turco used a mirror to capture these woodland creatures.
Draco Volans
How can anyone ever claim to be bored when crazily amazing things are constantly being discovered? Draco volcans is a flying, well, more like gliding lizard which has been discovered in Indonesia. 'Draco volans, or the Flying Dragon, is a member of the genus of gliding lizards Draco. It can spread out folds of skin… Continue reading Draco Volans
Death Wooed Us
Death Wooed Us is a deeply emotional, deeply personal photographic series by landscape photographer Donna J Wan. In this series, Wan documents locations where people have chosen to end their lives.
Dog Star
Fennec Fox (Dog Star) by Anne Lemanski.
Skull Shells
Artist Gregory Halili carves intricate skulls into Philippine Mother of Pearl Shells. Shells as decoration can sometimes look a bit tired. They usually end up getting cracked, dusty and forgotten about on the bathroom shelf, which is a real shame. Shells have a natural beauty, but what Haili has done here has worked to greatly… Continue reading Skull Shells
Witchmarks
So, this is something pretty damn exciting. A series of strange symbols and witchmarks to protect King James 1st from evil have been discovered under the floorboards of one of England's most important historical houses - Knole, in Kent. For more information on this fantastic discovery, (which have actually been described as a bit 'blair… Continue reading Witchmarks
Fashion Witch Finds/44
1/Bloodmilk 2/Nordstrom 3/Jeffrey Campbell 4/Witty Kittys
Celebrating the strange and the shadowy, the damned and unseen 