I stumbled across this yesterday, and it's so weird that I just have to share it with you.
Here you go: A WTF lamb.
Thursday, 9 June 2011
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The book "Kleidung im Mittelalter"
is available in bookstores!
German version, 529 pages with more than 400 illustrations, hardcover. Price is 67,90 €.
You can buy it directly in my shop, or support your local bookstore by ordering the book there. I am not posting an Amazon link because I have decided to not actively support the Big River Store anymore (reasons are given here).
is available in bookstores!
German version, 529 pages with more than 400 illustrations, hardcover. Price is 67,90 €.
You can buy it directly in my shop, or support your local bookstore by ordering the book there. I am not posting an Amazon link because I have decided to not actively support the Big River Store anymore (reasons are given here).
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3 comments:
Hahaha... :P
Ah! It's from an artist known as Cyriak, pretty famous for eye twisting videos :)
Terry Gilliam meets Dolly the Sheep...
There are some strange people out there!
Heather
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