Banksy would approve!
‘Des Chats-Dessins sans paroles’ (Cats- Pictures without Words) is a book of 1897 by Swiss-born painter and printmaker Theophile Alexandre Steinlen ( 1859-1923). Based in Montmartre, Paris, Steinlen frequented the Le Chat Noir cabaret. There he met Toulouse Lautrec, Adolphe Willette and Aristide Bruant. He was hired to create a lithograph for … Continue reading "Théophile Alexandre Steinlen’s Illustrations of Cats in Fin de Siecle Paris"
There's a fine line between solicited and unsolicited input from others when it comes to matters of the heart. On the one hand, a concerned friend or family member with the best of intentions is probably just looking out for you. On the other hand,…
Your birth flower holds symbolic meaning that might just match your personality.
Turns out, co-evolving causes a lot of similarities between species.
De-saturated paint, a TV fireplace cabinet, and zellige floors made this Dallas home unrecognizable.
If your house was built before 1970, it's very likely that there are razor blades in your walls.
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There's no shortage of awesome cat pictures on the internet, but usually they come with a backstory of some sort.
Découvrez les costumes d’Halloween les plus ratés et hilarants que vous n’ayez jamais vus ! Bien que la fête d’Halloween soit l’occasion parfaite pour se déguiser et impressionner, ces créations maladroites et complètement ratées prouvent que tout ne se passe pas toujours comme prévu. Des tentatives de personnages célèbres de films aux interprétations étranges de […]
The brilliant no-cook sauce blows me away every time.
We might love our four-legged canine pals more than some of our human friends, but we can’t expect them to be as graceful as cats in front of the camera. Combine the stoic derpiness of some dogs with some rough (or is that 'ruff'?) camera angles from amateur photographers sneaking after the four-legged animals and you get the formula for awkward humor.
That little ladder is called a stile. The structure allows hikers to safely cross over ancient stone walls that criss-cross the English countryside.
