By Robert A. Maguire

Via: trixie treats

Via: all things amazing

Via: pilllpat (agence eureka)'s photostream

Along Dixie Highway by Lisa Anne Auerbach

Via: I've had dreams like that

By Clivanel, Lassalvy. Via: Deadlicious

"A jet-powered carnival ride, built onsite at the Robodock festival in Amsterdam. Two booming propane pulse jets spun a 200-pound steel fish and a rider fast enough to turn the horizon vertical. Insanely loud. Radically unsafe." Via: The Madagascar Institute

Searching for Value in Ludicrous Ideas. The art of Steven M. Johnson. By Allison Arieff

The man who folded himself, Eric Testroete. Via: Today and Tomorrow.

The photographs of Jason Barnhart. Via: begin being

A trip to the Maskatorium. Via: boingboing

I am Woman.

Via: bibliodyssey

Allen Harris we never once considered the artistic possibilities of subway exhaust. Using only tape and garbage bags, Harris creates giant inflatable animals that become animated when fastened to a sidewalk grate.

Yes, but will it match the curtains? Owning the Man in the Iron Mask.
Via: Kropserkel

Via: fixotic's photostream

Potato Chip Ice Cream, wild brook trout roe, malt crisps. Via: Ideas in Food

Created by Magnus Muhr. Via: Grinding

The Mad Potter of Biloxi

Self-styled eccentric George E. Ohr's wild, weird, wonderful pots gathered dust in a garage for half a century. Now architect Frank Gehry is designing a museum dedicated to the artist who made them. Via: Smithsonian Mag

On the radioactive streets of post-war Hiroshima, the mutant Kaba car—hippopotamus sound car of Kabaya Confections (machine translation) trolls for children starved for sweetness in this photo taken in December 1946. Via: 3yen