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UK based artist and graphic designer Ruben Ireland produces somber yet serene images of female faces and bodies blended with animalistic symbolism. His works often portray solitary women embraced by animals in minimalist settings, conveying a sense of inner peace, curiosity and understanding whilst exploring a range of subjects surrounding life, death, love, loss, fear and serenity. Ruben's creations rely on multiple tools: from ink to food to a Wacom tablet.

This is the best thing you’ll see today… or maybe not, but at least, I’m pretty sure it’ll make you smile! [LADYBABY on Youtube | Via Dorkly]

not sure what this is, but it has music.

URL Mapping and links cross domains..

Generate minimalist, abstract wallpapers made out of hexagons!

You know in a startup, you only need three people. You need someone who can make something. You need someone who can sell it. And you need someone to ...

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That headline was definitely a bit hyperbolic, and I apologize, but holy smokes, you guys have to check this out.

This new art series, created by Alena Tkach for NeonMob, is the story of a curious kitty named Pinkerton. Told through two beautifully illustrated images, our tiny hero makes new friends getting lost in the forest, and ultimately finding his way home. On the subjects of cats and the inspiration for Pinkerton's adventure, Tkach says,I love cats and I am sure that most of people love them too.

A photographic history of male affection.

If Sir Christopher Lee had just been a movie star, he would still have been an icon. But the late actor, who passed away last week, had an amazing life even beyond his incredible body of work. Whether you’re still lamenting his passing or unsure why his death is such a loss, here’s 22 reasons why Christopher Lee will always be a legend.

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Beznádej, strach i hnev - to sú emócie, ktoré prežívajú litovskí muži, ktorí ešte pred niekoľkými mesiacmi žili bezpečný a slobodný život a ani nepomysleli na to, že o toto pohodlie čoskoro prídu.

Artists from the group Innomind have animated classic paintings to make the subjects of those paintings blow raspberries on each other. The video animates

The animal, filmed last week by a Taiwanese fisherman, is a ribbon worm—part of an unusual group of marine creatures that can swallow prey whole.

The final — hopefully, in the name of all that does not suck — word from me on the lack of non-white people in The Witcher 3.

Earlier this year, five people went to Iceland with a mission: take some of the best, most unique cosplay photos on the planet. What they came home with does not disappoint.

Above, via Kotaku reader SilentAssassn87, a lovely little dig from the developers of The Witcher 3, CD Projekt Red, who are quite critical of the restrictive anti-piracy method known as Digital Rights Management (DRM).