Tomb Sweet Tomb

Vampira and some dude lookin like goat.

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Alice in Wonderland Tattoos

Not sure if this counts as one big ass tattoo, or several. Either way, I'm intrigued!

Tim Walker Photography

I love Tim Walker and all of the fancy fairy tale-like images he captures on film. His pictures are really special to me b/c they remind me a lot of some of my favorite books. His pictures are bold, yet very playful... sort of like they have a hidden meaning. They are the kind of images I would expect to see if my favorite author, Patrick Süskind, had his novels illustrated. His books always have a hidden meaning and are very haunting.

  

  

 

Martha Stewart Jack O'Lanterns

No matter how good you are at something, 

there is always that one "Martha Stewart" in the world that's better than  you.

Witch Carousel

Pumpkin Raccoon

Cat Pumpkins

Owl Pumpkins

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Mysterious Sights Around the World

I found this cool article on the homepage of MSN.com and thought I'd share it with you guys. It lists some of the most mysterious sights around the world... some of which can be explained and some which cannot.

 "It’s fun to gaze at mysterious sites, wondering how they came about. The harder they are to explain, the more the theories pop up."

Salar de Uyuni, Bolivia

Salar de Uyuni is a magical place: When covered by water, the world’s largest salt flat becomes a mirror, and anyone walking across it appears to be walking on clouds. The salt crust, which covers 4,086 square miles in southwestern Bolivia at 11,995 feet above sea level, is nearly flat, which makes it ideal for calibrating the altimeters of satellites. Salar de Uyuni's origins lie in prehistoric lakes; it is a major breeding ground for several species of flamingoes.

 

 

Racetrack Playa, California

Even NASA cannot explain it. It’s best to gaze in wonder at the sliding rocks on this dry lake bed in Death Valley National Park. Racetrack Playa is almost completely flat, 2.5 miles from north to south and 1.25 miles from east to west, and covered with cracked mud. The rocks, some weighing hundreds of pounds, slide across the sediment, leaving furrows in their wakes, but no one has actually witnessed it. Is it the wind? Something to do with ice? Will it ever be explained?

 

 

Split Apple Rock, New Zealand

Why do so many insist on clambering atop one side or the other of Split Apple Rock, while the less athletically inclined relax at its core? The formation is a big hit with visitors to Abel Tasman National Park on the South Island of New Zealand. It is just one of the highlights in the park, which was founded in 1942, 300 years after Dutch seafarer Abel Tasman became the first European to visit New Zealand. Tourists are lured by golden sandy beaches and rocky outcrops and the likelihood of spotting many birds.

Great Blue Hole, Belize

In 1971, Jacques Cousteau boldly sailed Calypso to the Great Blue Hole, investigated and declared it one of the 10 best diving sites in the world. It’s a large underwater sinkhole near the center of Lighthouse Reef, about 62 miles from Belize City. So much for the mystery. The circular hole is nearly 1,000 feet across and 410 feet deep, boasting underwater caves, fantastic coral formations and many species of tropical fish darting through the clear water.

 

Shilin Stone Forest, China

An old local saying says, “If you have visited Kunming without seeing the Stone Forest, you have wasted your time.” The Shilin Stone Forest covers 96,000 acres with large and small stands of stone “trees.” They actually are karst formations that stand on the earth like stalagmites and looking like petrified trees. Believed to be more than 270 million years old, the stone trees emerged as limestone eroded. Legend says this is the birthplace of Ashima, who was forbidden to marry the man she loved, drowned and turned to stone in the forest. The Torch Festival celebrates her each year.

 

Moaning Cavern, Vallecito, Calif. 

 The sounds echoing through the cavern might be unnervingly like a human moan. But the sound is created by water dripping into holes in the bottom of the formation, which causes a drumming sound that echoes off the walls and is carried out of the Moaning Cavern's natural entrance by the wind. Gold miners came upon this cavern in 1851 (it is near Angels Camp), but it has been known far longer; some of the oldest human remains known in the Americas were found here.

To see all 16 mysterious sights, click here

Happy October!

Yaay! The Fall season is here! I hope everyone has a spooky and cooky October and a Happy Halloween!
 Stay safe!

Flower Skeletons by Cedric Laquieze

Cedric Laquieze is a European artist from Amsterdam who's work mostly consist of fairies, flower creatures and goddesses. His work has been on display in Paris, Belgium, Italy, Germany and Holland. His Flower Skeletons are made from real animal skeletons (mostly dogs and cats) and adorn with synthetic flowers.
In my opinion these are extremely creepy, but original none the less. 

 

 

Click here to check out Cedric's blog.

Bad Ass Darth Vader Tattoo

I really really love this girl's Darth Vader tattoo! It's cute, sassy, and punky ;)

I looked and looked, and most of the Star Wars tattoos people have suck ass. This one really is one of the best I have seen. I like the way it looks like a drawing instead of a movie still.

Along with the good, we also have the bad. For example, this God awful Sailor Moon tattoo has got to be one of the shittiest tattoos I have ever seen. Yuck! This girl's tattoo artist needs to get hit by a bus.

Monster Love

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Crooked Forest Mystery

"In a tiny corner of western Poland a forest of about 400 pine trees grow with a 90 degree bend at the base of their trunks - all bent northward. Surrounded by a larger forest of straight growing pine trees, this collection of curved trees, or “Crooked Forest,” is a mystery."

The strangest interactive Skittles commerical ever

why's this guy walking around his house dressed like a cat? 

Strange Hello Kitty Stuff

If you think you've seen weird, think again! I thought i had seen it all when i came across the Hello Kitty Toilet Roll Holder a few years back. However, I have been proven wrong time and time again since that day, and now i know better. One thing you should just go ahead and accept right now is that Hello Kitty has no shame, and is willing to go where no cat has gone before. Let's begin...

Here we have the oh so cuddly Hello Kitty Hannibal Lector Plush Doll. I don't think we need to go any further into this pic... let's move on...

Next we have the Hello Kitty Fetus. When i saw this pic, i didn't dare click on it to find out what the hell was going on and why this exist, so let's just keep it that way and move on...

What the hell is this shit? As if a person in a wheelchair isn't going to be depressed enough.

 

This is pretty damn scary. Isn't hello kitty a little kid anyway? so this product just confuses and baffles the hell out of me. It should not be!

 

Finally, I'll end this blog post with a little something to haunt your dreams... 

may god have mercy on us all...

 Images provided via Hello Kitty Hell

Darth Vader Hot Air Balloon

I wonder how long it took to make this!