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In this video I will be showing you how I made these ultra realistic glowing mushrooms inspired by the ones in skyrim. Be sure to like and subscribe if you l...
I couldn’t find a ready made curio cabinet. So Painted a ready made pine display cabinet using Farrow and Ball Down Pipe. We had the cabinet framed at a local framing shop to make a curiosity cabinet to give it a glass front
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The other day I was scanning through images on Pinterest and happened upon this amazing piece of quilled paper artwork illustrating a cro...
As director of Chichester’s Pallant House Gallery, Simon Martin is responsible for its significant collection of Modern British paintings.
Spooky luna 💀✨️ I'm a suuuuucker for some vintage crystals ya'll! This piece contains a sweet lil tattered luna, raccoon skull holding a sparkly geode chunk, and dried florals (roses, lavender, baby's breath, snap dragon seed pods, fern leaves) encased in a glass globe atop a stunning crystal and marble adorned candle stick display 🖤✨️ #entomology #taxidermy #oddities ##boneart ##vultureculture
WOW! This was incredible! Thank you all for participating in the 12 Cards of Christmas 10th anniversary giveaway. I got hundreds of comments on the blog and different social media platforms. I loved all your comments and kind words. Luckily I didn't have to collect it all, because I'm sure I would have left some of you out... In today's technology there is special tools to do that for you. So the app collected all the comments and extra entries and I picked the winners in a random draw. However, there is a little snag... Some of you only added your first names so in order to identify the winners I had to use emails and/or social media handles. I want to avoid posting these details in a public post like this so I'll only post a list of first names here and I'll contact the winners via email or on social media DM. If you see …
Back in 2006, when Freeman's opened in New York and Jason Miller's Antler chandelier was selling like hotcakes at The Future Perfect in Williamsburg (it probably still is), that whole taxidermy thing hit hard — stuffed deer heads suddenly becoming the de facto symbol for a style movement dedicated to the return to nature, the embracing of all things old-fashioned, and in many cases, the compulsion to dress like a bearded woodsman. Six years later, some of the less meaningful elements of that trend have subsided, while its obsession with authenticity and craftsmanship have, thankfully, hung on strong. We would also argue for the longevity of another development that arose around that time but strikes us as evergreen: the fascination with curiosities, and cabinets of curiosity, that may have hit its modern fever pitch recently but seems somehow endemic to the human psyche. We are by nature collectors, prone to hunting, preserving, and displaying our treasures both for our own amusement and to impress others. And most of us, too, have a dark side — the kind that can't help but find beauty in bones, bugs, and dead things, provided they're presented to us in the right context. That's why we felt so compelled to share with our readers the contents of a new book out on Abrams this month called Cabinets of Wonder, which is a full-color romp through the world of natural oddities, memento mori, and other dark artifacts.
Tweet Recently I was at my friend Jane's home and she showed me an incredible tea service set made from shells that I now covet. I was simply blown away. The delicacy and intricacy of the constructions are kind of...
Wonders from a Cabinet of Curiosities custom fabric by sakurasnow for sale on Spoonflower
