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October 30, 2004

Behold!!! The Protong



Meet Stanislav Szukalski, brilliant artist and founder of Zermatism.

October 26, 2004

The Y-Leg Organism



via Banubula

October 25, 2004

When Taxidermists Go Bad



The Minnesota Association of Rogue Taxidermists creates custom creatures both real, and not-so-real.

via Plep

The Aberdeen Bestiary



An online version of the 16th-century, illuminated manuscript complete with translation and commentary.

When you read things like this, you've just got to love how utterly bizarre medieval biology was:

Some say that weasels conceive through the ear and give birth through the mouth; others say, on the contrary, that they conceive through the mouth and give birth through the ear; it is said, also, that they are skilled in healing, so that if by chance their young are killed, and their parents succeed in finding them, they can bring their offspring back to life.

October 24, 2004

Lost America

October 20, 2004

Jammin' the Pulps



PULP-IT: remixing pulp-fiction art with socio-political commentary. Stop by their companion site, mansgland and have your prostate checked.

via I Like

October 14, 2004

Les Photomontages Phabuleux en Jean Kristau



Courtesy of those Phine and Phriendly Phwak!sters

October 12, 2004

Hannah Hoch



Dadaist-Primitive Photomontages

October 9, 2004

I HOP, You HOP, We all HOP for AHOP



AHOP2 is an amazing directory of commercial and fine art portfolios that lets you view the work of hundreds of illustrators, artists, and photographers with just a few clicks. I could get lost here for days. Requires Flash 6 (what is it with artist's websites and Flash anyway?).

October 7, 2004

Altered Books



Yet another great collage site: The International Society of Altered Book Artists. Spend some quality browsing time wandering through the members' gallery.

October 6, 2004

SMOOTH...and Fashionable!



"Kakupacal offers a full selection of both traditional and multimedia collage options to complement any style of home furnishings"

October 4, 2004

Cut and Paste



Cut and Paste: A History of Photomontage