Slinkachu: Re-imagining Street Art Using Train Set Figures

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These disturbing ceramics are the stuff of nightmares, and we love it.

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Israeli sculptor Ronit Baranga is making waves with a series of ceramic works that blend grotesque human forms with traditional dinnerware.

Cakes That May Make You Think Twice About Eating

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Adding Monsters to Everyday Scenes Makes Life More Interesting

Adelaide-based artist and photographer Jasper St Aubyn West turns ordinary into extraordinary by sketching monsters into everyday scenes.

The inspiration for the series came to West while he was on a trip to Las Vegas. “I checked out the strip on the first day I was there and found I didn’t have the urge to take many photos,” he told Mashable.

“Everyone had a camera! I realized there must be countless thousands of photos out there taken from exactly the same angle of exactly the same thing,” he added. “It got me thinking about trying to find a slightly more unique way to document my journeys.”

And so once West got home, he started doodling monsters into his pictures, instantly making his photos stand out. Some of his works depict a giant worm swallowing a subway train, a dog for an airplane, and a grumpy banana.

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Realistic Zombie Mugs

Buford, Georgia-based artist Kevin Merck creates hyper-realistic zombie mugs that are scarier than Monday mornings. You can view more here.

Everyone is freaking out over sightings of the Goatman.

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Disturbing New Body Art by Chooo-san

 

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Monster Roll - A Horror Short

“In ancient Japan, men once made a pact with the sea to kill only what he eat. But the promise has since been broken.” Ah, so that’s why these indignant sea monsters are gatecrashing sushi bars like angry activists. Everyone’s been jumping up and down on the back of this epic 6-min teaser short for LA-based director Dan Black’s Monster Roll, and rightfully so, for the fact that it’s got an excellent cast, beautiful colour saturations and badass sea beast effects. The crew has hinted on Twitter that they might head to Kickstarter to get a full film (or at least a longer short) off the ground. Hmm, wonder if mankind ever made a pact with tomato fields too.
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Behind-the-Scenes Photos From JAWS

I love behind-the-scene shots! Especially if they are from such a classic as JAWS.