Turning Children’s Drawings to Toys by Child’s Own Studio
Remember all that crazy shit you drew as a kid? True story: when I was but a wee lad I was fond of drawing bones with wings on them. There was a whole family of them. Why? Who the hell knows, kids are weird! But how awesome would have been if a cool company like this existed: where they take children’s drawings and convert them to real world toys. Maybe one day my Flying Bones with faces can get the same treatment. Check out tons more at their flickr
Artists: website (via: todayilearned / io9)
I find these toys really creepy.
these are pretty amazing!
Kyra is so excited that I’m watching Supernatural that she’s compiling a list of her favourite fics for me to read when I’m all caught up,
she even told me that she’ll narrow it down when I decide who I ship.
Bless Kyra, and bless all my friends who understand being a massive fandork; I love you all, keep this aspect of yourselves constant.
kyra, why do you clearly love shanni so much more than me?
(Source: youknowyourebritishwhen, via mschieff)
n. the realization that each random passerby is living a life as vivid and complex as your own—populated with their own ambitions, friends, routines, worries and inherited craziness—an epic story that continues invisibly around you…
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Jean-Paul Sartre (via 1000scientists)
very interesting (and seemingly functional) metaphor
recieved a rejection this morning! story re-submitted elsewhere.
Paper Townsby John Green
i worried through the whole book that john green was either going to make me cry or disappoint me. i won’t comment on the crying (could be a spoiler) but i was not disappointed. it was real in all the ways fiction should be.
Told my friend at work I didn’t own a record player.
He revoked my hipster cred.Told him I owned a portable typewriter.
Hipster cred reinstated.
“portable typewriter” becomes such an oxymoron once you’ve owned a laptop though.
YAY
I AM SCREAMING.
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The Finder Library Vol. II by Carla Speed McNeil
the art and story were both just as good as volume one, although probably darker. also a bit more disjointed, presumably since readers have a better sense of the world now. it’s like trying to look at something too big to take in: you don’t want to pull away from the part you’re looking at, but you also want to see it in relation to this other thing over here.
i went and watched this episode because john barrowman was hosting, and then this happened. i have no idea what this is either, jason derulo.
“this is our royal family.”
