The World is Where We Live

The world is where we live by WWF shows the uncanny similarities - that often go unnoticed - between men and fellow animals. Check it out.

Randy Cooper

These mesh sculptures caught my eye. Found at the Art Symbol Gallery, across the street from Place des Vosges in Paris' Le Marais. Created by Randy Cooper, the shadow sculptures seem to be a conscious and subconscious play on light and image. Wonderful.





Song of the day: Kanye West - All of the Lights

Sad yet funny

Ah, evolution and survival of the fittest. A huge thank you to Herbert Spencer and Charles Darwin, for their contributions to theories about the world's biological economy. This charming yet somehow cheerless cartoon is from The Chive, one of the many procrastination blogs in my "Blogs" bookmark folder. Seriously though, I love cartoons like this that are meant to be read "backwards", if you catch my meaning; it creates a particular type of suspense that is lighthearted and eases the tension of the harsh reality of the punch line. Also, it definitely shows how respectful we've been to John T. Rex and his lovely wife, June.

WAKE UP PEOPLE, SAVE THE DINOSAURS.