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For the Daily Dog Challenge -- 8/22 "Let Sleeping Dogs Lie"
For Our Daily Challenge -- 8/22 "Stress"
For 365: The 2012 Edition -- 235/366
Stress? Never heard of it! Bunny leads a pretty relaxed life. She's busy, but she always has time for the regularly scheduled afternoon nap.
Color in some underwater animals, cut out, and built into a cube! Tape on some string to hang from your ceiling as an ornament. If you're really creative, think up a game to play with your underwater creature cube.
No idea what this little creature is...found on the beach in Stebbins, Alaska.
Update: per an Alaska Fish & Game fish pathologist, "This appears to be a free living marine isopod. Many are scavengers, predators and there are a few that are parasites on fish but this one is likely a free living scavenger."
See this link for general information.
I have no idea what this is. I thought it was a dropped fishing lure until I picked it up and it wiggled around.
i HATE spiders! more than anything else, im so damn afraid of them,haha. but this one looked so amazing, i need to take a picture tho,haha. yeah, im still living so it is okay. but this one run above my hand and i think i havent screamed that loud in my life before! :D
Photo for a poster of an upcoming play production of Frankenstein.
Strobist Info: AB800 into 60" Silver PLM Umbrella with white diffusion panel up high at 4 o'clock.
MONSTER by Neal Bell
Directed by Andy Mitton
Scenic Design by TJ Moore
Costume Design by Valérie Thérèse Bart
Lighting Design by Dan Jenkins
Photo by Jim Conrads
Sight Unseen Theatre Group
Archaic Date: 2nd half of the 6th century B.C. Culture: Cypriot Medium: Limestone
The Metropolitan Museum of Art.
In Greek mythology, Geryon was a three-bodied creature who lived far away in the West with his dog, a great herd of cattle, and a herdsman. One of the labors of the hero Herakles was to fetch the cattle for King Eurystheus of Tiryns (see the relief 74.51.2853). The sculptor here has dealt summarily but efficiently with Geryon's arms and legs. The major emphasis is on the decoration of the garment and shields. The skirt of the tunic shows a roughly heraldic scene of two men with large swords battling two rampant lions. The figure may be Herakles performing the feat that gained him the lionskin. The leftmost shield depicts Perseus, accompanied by Athena, beheading the Gorgon Medusa. On the central shield, Herakles carries away one of the Kerkopes while another attacks him. The right shield, now much damaged, shows Herakles shooting a centaur. One wonders whether Herakles the archer (74.51.2500) was taking aim at this Geryon.
Creature design by Christopher Irvin, artist and independent film maker. You interact with his creature by pressing the buttons on it's front arms. They're all controlled by servos that move up and down so it's kind of a trip to try and interact with it. The base houses a computer which controls the servos and runs the interaction program & videos.
We found this creature digging in the sand of Kuta beach, Bali. It was speechlessly moving and digging and looked very attractive. (I am not speaking about the hand now, sorry, folks).
I did not identify or classify this ocean living, I dream about finding a person who would.
As I flipped through Robert J Lang's 'Origami Sea life', I learnt a pretty few techniques. However, I did one of the techniques wrongly, and that's how I got the toes. This is a creature often seen in the old rpgs, everyone having a different interpretation, mine is a one with 3 horns, a spiky nose and wings.