Part of Jane Howarth, ‘Bonne Bouche’ series. Taxidermied seagull with pearl innards.
Part of Jane Howarth, ‘Bonne Bouche’ series. Taxidermied seagull with pearl innards.
CUTE PIGGIES COME TO MEEEE.
(via neuroticpaint)
Photographer Emily Shur created this spring story for the current issue of Paper Magazine. Without ever showing a model’s face, Shur constructs a powerful fashion series with her use of a consistently stark background, simple lighting, and of course, cute animals.
For anyone who only sees gender and sex in black and white, here’s proof by the lovely humon that nature is just as fluid with representations of gender and sex as we are.
The Royal Antelope is the world’s smallest species of antelope, standing only 10-12 inches high as adults, and this little fawn is only about half of that height! Born February 23 at Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo, the baby appears healthy and mom has proven attentive.
Shy, nocturnal, typically solitary, and obviously mini, it’s tough to catch a glimpse of this reclusive species in the wild. However, if you do stumble upon one in an African forest, their slender but powerful get-away sticks allow them to jump up to 8 feet in a single bound! (via)
