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These are from the production of our April Fools' Day ad.

$15,000 - Ship of Fools is a contemporary take on the Hieronymus Bosch medieval allegory of the same name, painted in the late-15th century. The painting is dense in religious and social symbolism and depicts ignorant and foolish humans involved in frivolous and sinful pursuits, cast adrift without a captain and at the mercy of the sea.

This sculpture is a modern interpretation of that allegory. It takes the form of an origami boat made from a folded map of the world. At any moment, it could be swamped by a wave and sink or disintegrate. The illusion of simple paper construction represents the fragility of our planet and its inhabitants in the present day.

On a simpler level, the boat form speaks of the popularity of boating and watercraft in Auckland – the City of Sails, and the many boats that are anchored around the shores of Waiheke Island.

Och ma boay in fool concentration mode on his laptop "dooin" his hamewurk !!!

let be the fool

who has sorrow

in their vision

:)

i miss those mornings.

Game Series - Forbidden Island

Antique cars lined up in front of the courthouse during the filming of Fools Parade in 1970.

Photo: Ship of Fools by Jessica Scott; Conceived by Jessica Scott

Devised by Jessica Scott with Anonymous Ensemble

Co-Director, Puppetry, Costume and Set Design by Jessica Scott

Co-Director, Text, and Projection Design by Eamonn Farrell

Original Music by Alex Klimovitsky

Additional Music Gnossienne No. 3 by Erik Satie

Lighting Design by Ayumu "Poe" Saegusa

Sound Design by Gavin Price

Performed by Kate Brehm, Liz Davito, Jacob Graham, Takemi Kitamura, Sarah Lafferty, Georgie Tisdale, and Jessica Weinstein

Live Music Performed by Liz Davito, Eamonn Farrell, Alex Klimovitsky, and Gavin Price;presented by HERE's Dream Music Puppetry Program; dress rehearsal photographed: Thursday, October 13, 2016; 4:00 PM for HERE Arts Center, NYC. Photograph: © 2016 Richard Termine

PHOTO CREDIT - Richard Termine

Mynd tekin fyrir MÁV grúppuna, þemað að þessu sinni var Fools..Ég er ekki með neitt studio hérna heima þannig ég varð að notast við pils og fékk restina lánað..

Mér er enn hálf flökurt eftir myndatökuna gott hefði verið að hafa reykingamann til aðstoðar..

Me and Natalia's April Fools Day fun with Christina

View from Fool's Rock, Whiteside Mountain. (One need not be foolish to stand here; there's a rail.)

 

iPhone 5s in HDR mode, which works quite well. Close inspection reveals some smudged bits, probably because this was handheld (braced).

Title: The Singing Fool

Above-title Billing: Al Jolson

Studio: Warner Bros.

Release Date: 29 September 1928

Song: "Sonny Boy"

Lyrics and Music: Al Jolson, B.G. DeSylva, Lew Brown & Ray Henderson

Cover Artist: Unsigned

Photo: Al Jolson and Davey Lee

Publisher: DeSylva, Brown & Henderson Inc.

 

This follow-up to The Jazz Singer was the top grossing film until Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs came along in 1937.

 

Some relatively gentle play and the moments before an adult female brings in an Impala for the hungry cubs to feed on. Chiefs Island, Moremi National Park, Botswana.

Fool's Gold au Festival d'été de Québec

Scène Molson Dry du parc de la Francophonie

14 juillet 2010

(crédit: Renaud Philippe)

April and I just did a little micro-run of shirts. I had a few shirts leftover from a run of dyes I did a while ago and we silk-screened the logo on 'em just now. Almost like a real promotional item!

Iron Pyrite -- FeS2 (Iron Sulfide).

Cleaning off the confetti in the aftermath of the Indy Mogul April Fool's video.

Manor House and Stone Temple by Grey Kurka from The Curious Prim ... both textures are awesome !

 

First seen this place in makitune's Wassr stream.

 

Posted by Second Life Resident Liqueur Felix. Visit Irene.

Halloween Fools at Newbold Comyn Arms

I was an absolute fanatic of geology when I was in High School. Took it at "O" level (in England), though I was really at an "A" level. Collected various rocks and minerals for years, and I think my favourite is Iron Pyrites in its various forms - cubic, etc.. Unfortunately, I think my skin colour reflected in the many "faces" of this specimen when I took the photo. Love the way the tiny Quartz crystals have formed in little nooks and crannies, just like wildflowers will do.

La Nef de fous - Paris, 1505 - Bibliothèque de Bordeaux : B 1337 Rés.

"She livin' in this lie with him

No more coffee in the morning

I'm wide awake while he sleeping in

Know that's why your calling

You woke up chasing feelings, healing, trouble dealing

Coping with the fact that your alone

It makes you miss my body

Touchin', kissin', squeezin'

He don't know you're worth your weight in gold

Look at you fallin'

Do you even know what your fallin' for?

I see you fallin'

You traded my heart for some fool's gold."

This was a bench made with a chainsaw at a campsite and then played with on PS P7 the original is the companion

Playtarot - a project created on a old Sony floppy disc digital camera between 2000 - 2002.

Created in Playmobil™ figures.

Me on tour is was 40 degrees.

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