A Link Dump by Any Other Name
Sayaka Ganz – Artist who makes sculptures from reclaimed objects. Her Emergence horses are weird and haunting.
Goth Screenshots – Tumblr of particularly moody computer messages.
Macbeth – This made me giggle.
Gothic Wedding Bouquets – A small roundup. (Man, I hate slideshows.)
Magic 1400s-1950s Reprint – An cheaper reprint of the fantastically-expensive classic is being released. BoingBoing discusses it here.
Durham University Library Sign – It’s nice that librarians have a sense of humor.
WFKU – Dark alternative internet radio station. They also have a Gothgram feature which searches for #goth in Instagram image comments and displays the results.
Lego Inferno – The 9 circles of Dante’s hell, rendered in Legos.
Arthropod Pancakes – Pancake artist(?) Nathan Shields has an entire site devoted to the elaborate pancakes he makes. Who wouldn’t want to find a tongue-eating louse on their breakfast plate?
Goth Cupcakes – I love this fabric print.
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June 21st, 2013 at 5:29 pm
Apparently, this phenomenon has a name, but I’ve always “seen” (not the right word…felt?) horses running along side the car (at least when I’m not driving), so I love the concept of wind horses (which are also popular in Tibet) and Ganz’ white horses look like they’re made of wind. Love them. (Or old plastic spoons, but I prefer wind.)
“Show Warning: Never Again.” less than three.
I love the idea of tiny MacBeth in an Are You My Mother? knockoff. I was just discussing this last night. There’s a definite market for this kind of thing.
Slideshows are the worst kind of click-count whoring. That and two-paged “articles” (I’m looking at you, Slate.)
This was the top hit on Gothgram. I fear for society.
Lego link broken (but googled it). Of course, everyone knows that true hell is a darkened room, a full bladder, and a floor carpeted with Lego pieces.
I was going to make a comment about “Who wouldn’t want to find a tongue-eating louse on their breakfast plate?” but will instead mock the single commenter who was all, “awesome, but you mislabeled one of the critters”. Ah, the internet.
I can’t decide if the commenter’s point was “That’s an anatomically correct velvet worm that has been mislabeled” or “Wow, you can’t even draw a millipede? And you call yourself an artist.”