Ashley Judd or Angelina Jolie??

Guess who??


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It's a morphed image of the two celebrities

I was watching "Eye of the Beholder" and did not realise that it was Ashley Judd and not Angelina Jolie who was starring in the movie until I saw her name rolling in the credits!! The resemblance is uncanny!!!
                                                               
Don't you think Angelina Jolie looks like a young Ashley Judd?

Amazing Street Vendor Creates Caramel Dragon Lollipop

OMG! You really gotta watch this wow-worthy video. This has to be the coolest 'lollipop' I've ever seen.

With nothing more than just a wok of melted malt sugar and a ladle, this street vendor in China draws an incredibly detailed paper-thin dragon which he then scrapes out and mounts on a stick!

Vladimir Denshchikov

Save for the faces and hands, the following religious icons are made by tying millions of knots. These mind-blowing portraits are the creations of Ukrainian artist Vladimir Denshchikov using a technique called macrame.

                 

                       

                                      

                                         

W/W - Mother-in-law's Tongue

This weird plant is called Mother-in-law's tongue because of its sharp tips which are usually covered in egg shells, a common sight in many Malaysian gardens. I have often wondered about the significance of this practice but was told that it's merely for decorative purposes.
Interestingly, while googling for more info on this plant, I learned that there is also a pasta that shares the same amusing name - Lingue di Suocera which translates as Mother-in-law's tongue because of its long, twisted and sharp edges.

#Gardening #PlantNames #CulturalConnections #ItalianCuisine #MalaysianGardens #MotherInLawsTongue #LingueDiSuocera #BotanicalTrivia

Aled Lewis - Toy Stories

London based designer Aled Lewis uses witty speech bubbles together with toys posed in hilarious situations to tell cute stories. Here are some of my faves from his series entitled "Toy Stories".

Molas & Co

I rarely see a wooden clothes peg these days compared with the plastic ones that are a dime a dozen. Who knew you can transform such adorable critters from the humble clothes peg?

Check out these insanely cute craft ideas made by Molas & Co .

Kitty Dreams

Something cute to share.
The kitty doesn't look amused though!

Link Via I Can Has Cheezburger

Bill Taylor - Whiteboard Artist

Aspiring cartoonist Bill Taylor from Durham, North Carolina uses the whiteboard in his office as a canvas to express his artistic abilities. A data manager by day, Taylor spends 2 to 5 minutes each day to complete his masterpieces that include the works of artists like Monet, Banksy, Van Gogh, etc

Each piece takes an average of about 6 weeks or more to complete

He gets a lot of people who come by just to see the progress or see what the next choice is. Says Taylor, "I do my daily chunk on it in the time it takes most people to get a cup of coffee from the break room."

Each finished piece is left for a couple of days before he erases it!

Claude Monet, Woman with a Parasol

Dorothy and riot policeman by Banksy

Great Wave Off Kanagawa by Hokusai

Starry Night by Van Gogh

Departure of the Winged Ship by Vladimir Kush

The whiteboard in Bill's cubicle

Cecilia Parades - The Human Chameleon

Using a mix of makeup, paint, costumes and with the help of her assistants, Peruvian artist Cecilia Parades seamlessly blends into her bold, wallpaper-ish backgrounds.

Her hair is the only indication of her presence