accomplished
Like a Fiji Mermaid, only more dashing:
Complete with faithful on-the shoulder cephalopodic clam-eating side-kick, Poly (not Polly).
A stop motion animation. On walls. Also, infinite loop!
Here is a nifty-keen stop-motion animation from PES showing a delicious dinner being cooked. Via VideoSift.
I’m especially entertained by this today, as I cooked something similar last night (only using real food). If you’re coming to dinner tonight, you’ll get to try some. I’m hoping it’s as good reheated as it was fresh!
I was watching the 1931 (Bela Lugosi) Dracula last night when I noticed something I had apparently forgotten from previous viewings… a vampire bee, climbing out of a tiny coffin!
Surprisingly, a google search for ‘dracula “vampire bee”‘ returns very few relevant results. The closest thing to information about this I can find is a small quote within a larger review:
Surprisingly, there are touches of humour in the movie. Like when, in one of the first scenes in the castle, the miniature coffin of a vampire bee opens up just after sunset, together with Dracula and his wives’ coffins.
The unfame of the bee is unforgivable. I insist that someone starts a bee-cult, post-haste!
This video is full of win: art, horror, animation, and cats. <3
Via The Presurfer
Do you like Edward Gorey?
Do you like Silent films?
Do you like Dracula?
If so, you will probably like this.
Via YesButNoButYes
I know I haven’t used it recently, but I just uploaded one metric tonne (that’s about 12 photographs to all you laymen) to my deviantART. I did this because I realize that separating the what from the chaff, especially in my cemetery photo gallery, can be a little hard around here sometimes.
Anyway, those are my favorite photographs, at least out of the stuff near the top of my mental stack. If nothing else, at least they will get more exposure this way! I’m pretty sure someone besides me has got to like them :)