Dawn of the Link Dump
Law and the Multiverse – Interesting site which explores the legal ramifications of comic book tropes, such as whether mutants would be a protected class and what happens legally when a character comes back from the dead.
Conspiracy Theory Generator – Handy source of high-quality bafflegab.
Derbyshire Mummified Fairy Kickstarter – The guy who did the “dead fairy” hoax has a Kickstarter to create an instructional DVD and kit. (Hat tip to Cookie)
There be Monsters – Lovely illustration featuring a typeface comprised of Medieval monsters. Prints are discounted until April 13.
Partially Clips – The last line made me giggle.
The Curioddities Cabin – Etsy shop featuring “wet specimen” preserved creatures, like bats (Hat tip to Sisifo)
The National Garment Cutter Book of Diagrams – Dressmaking pattern book from 1888, online at the Library of Congress.
Lace Braid Roses – File this hairstyle under “things I will never, EVER have time for.” Still, it’s pretty if you have the time and determination.
100% Soft – Artist Truck Torrence makes adorably cutesy artwork, many featuring horror-movie villains. I particularly love his Bad Guys, Villains, Miscreants & Low-lifes Campout.
DeadAlive – Astoundingly gorgeous sculpted chess set by artists Tim Noble and Sue Webster. (Other parts of the site are NSFW.)
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April 11th, 2014 at 10:42 am
Someone got me the Law and the Multiverse book one year (I’m still reading it—it’s hilarious!). Such a great way of looking at imaginary worlds—it’d be fun to do a fantasy one (what are the legal ramifications of stock portfolios owned by the undead…?).
April 13th, 2014 at 12:51 pm
OMG that garment cutting book is amazing! And it may actually finish downloading today…