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Nicrophorus sp. The Natural History of Insects; In Two Volumes. Vol. II. 1835.

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『Der Januskopf』（1920 ）Lost film

this place too, would like to be remembered.

Cattle at Rest on a Hillside in the Alps, Rosa Bonheur, 1885, Art Institute of Chicago: European Painting and Sculpture

A. A. Munger Collection Size: 54.9 × 66.4 cm (21 5/8 × 26 1/8 in.) Medium: Oil on canvas

https://www.artic.edu/artworks/39542/

ME WHEN THEY PUT MY FAVORITE DISEASE IN THE SHOW

Don't forget to sexualize the grotesque and romanticize the horrific today!

Crispy fish lizard thing

new tutorial, this time for "fake" medals you can use to decorate your jacket or any stuff really.

give yourself a weird award you yourself came up with, coorperations do it all the time!

stuff you will need:

-scissors

-variation of pliers

-a stencil, the shape you want the fabric part of ur medal to be, make it a bit bigger so youll have room to sew

-piece of fabric two times the size of your stencil

-sewing needle

-sewing thread, i use dental floss

-safety pin

-paperclip, or just iron wire, around 1 mm Ø

-bottlecap

start with cutting out the two pieces of fabric for your medal using a stencil

pin em to eachother, with the sides you want to be on the outside, facing inwards.

sew along the side but keep the top open, so you can flip it inside out.

now you can flip in inside out, and fold the top around the safety pin, and sew it down

make sure the side of the pin that doesnt open is the one being sewn down. the opening part should be on top.

bend the paperclip into something resembling the shapes in the pic below using the pliers, doesnt need to look good, mine sure dont

bend the edges of the bottlecap to the inside, and pin the hook part of the right iron wire thing down under the edge

connect the iron wire hoop you made (left in picture) to the piece of iron wire on the bottlecap. fold the point of the fabric part of the metal around the hoop and sew it down.

should look something like this.

now you can add decorations, you can paint the cap aswell as the fabric part, using patterned fabrics can also make ur medals look nicer.

ive seen people advise using modgepodge to seal the painted cap, instead of nailpolish, i dont have modpodge where i live but use that if youre able to get ur hands on it.

i hope this was clear, let me know if you want tutorials on any other stuff. i like doing them a lot.