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Must. Destroy. Bozo. Must. Destroy. Bozo.

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Niumbaha superba - the “Panda Bat”.

Origins: South Sudan

The genus Niumbaha was created to classify the Panda Bat, as it has many unique characteristics apart from any other genus.  The word “Niumbaha” means “rare” or “unusual” in Zande, the language of the Azande people of the region where the bat was discovered.

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The Incredibly Strange Creatures Who Stopped Living and Became Mixed-Up Zombies!!? (Ray Dennis Steckler, 1964).

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Ufff qué belleza

Join Us for a Colossal Workshop on Decorative Ceramic Techniques with Sophie Woodrow

Join us for a technique workshop with porcelain artist Sophie Woodrow. In this two-hour session, Woodrow will teach students how to create textured motifs on small pinch pots.

Colossal Members receive a $10 discount. Plus, 10% of proceeds will benefit the Chicago Abortion Fund. Register now to learn with us!

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Wow

Duct Tape and Dreams: The Wild History of SFMOMA’s Famous Soapbox Derby

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Robert Englund Behind Makeup From A Nightmare On Elm Street 4: The Dream Master.

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Moth Pins and Accessories

The Moonborn on Etsy

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Crowns and Garlands

Magaela Accessories on Etsy

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Wow

Devin Elle Kurtz on Instagram

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Necesito

Cryptid Tarot Pins / Stickers

Cryptid Coven Shop on Etsy

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Oiii nomás este pinche rolon

American Psycho alternative movie poster

Visit my Store http://andrewkwanart.bigcartel.com/

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This is fine...

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Lea Yunk on Etsy / Society6

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Scott Listfield’s “Heavy Metal” at S16 Gallery.

Opening on Thursday, July 29th at S16 Gallery in Montreal, Canada is artist Scott Listfield’s incredible new solo exhibition, “Heavy Metal.”

Scott says of “Heavy Metal”: “As a lot of you know, I spent most of the past year and a half making paintings about the quarantine, and about political strife, literally painting the crumbling bonds between us, and the fractured sense of reality I experienced being largely trapped at home for the duration. I’m glad I did. I think I made some of the most important work of my life during that time. But I’ll be honest. Man, did the last year and a half suck. I know, I know. Hand me the pulitzer right now for that sentence. Very profound. Nothing we haven’t all thought a million times. But when it came time to make paintings for my upcoming show at S16 Gallery in Montreal, for the first time in forever I felt a twinge of something unfamiliar. Call it hope, call it optimism, call it just having SOMETHING on my calendar for the first time in ages. But I was feeling surprisingly ok. I left behind some of the darker and more introspective themes of my recent work and instead turned to.. Heavy Metal Magazine? Well, yes, sort of. I’ve long been inspired by classic sci-fi illustration from the 60’s and 70’s, although more so in concept than execution. But for this latest show, I had some fun and dove into wooly mammoths, pyramids, asteroids, spaceships, laser beams, caves, moons, and giant monolithic rocks. I painted lime green skies, bright orange rocks, futuristic buildings and saber tooth tigers. I had some fun, some actual FUN, and it was great.”

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