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The Lemon Shark Juicer by Archie McPhee:

“The Lemon Shark Juicer got its name from juicing lemons, but there is an actual lemon shark. When you see an actual lemon shark underwater, its skin looks yellow and pitted like a lemon. The Lemon Shark juicer is a beautiful white porcelain shark on a 5-1/4″ porcelain dish, perfectly placed to squeeze the juice out of lemons and other citrusy fruit.”

Garden Fresh is a photo series by Agan Harahap:

“Garden Fresh series investigates the shifting boundaries between humans and animals in today’s environment and the complex relationship between art and nature. It is like a fable about a journey undertaken by the animals when they venture into our daily lives. The animals are confronted by a new reality that is in conflict with their natural habits and habitats.”

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Kimberly Witham and her vanitas realized with real dead animals.

New, stunning ceramic works by Bertozzi&Casoni…

Cardboard masks by Jozef Mrva…

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Amazing paper birds by Diana Beltran Herrera…

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Great illustrations by Chase Kunz…

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Funny dog lamps by Whatshisname…

Bug Memorials by Carmichael Collective are tiny memorials for dead insects…

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“These Zip-and-Match Modular Plush Animals are called Clump-O-Lumps. They are made of super soft fleece and zip apart into three pieces: a head, a torso, and a butt. The cool part is you can switch up their parts and zip them back together. Want your shark to fly? Give it the torso of a bird. Your Zip-and-Match Modular Plush Animal creation has to end with a head and a butt, but you can zip together as many torsos as you want! It’s kind of like Human Centipede, but for plush!”

It’s a stuffed toy! It’s a sleeping bag. IT’S A SHARK! It’s the Chumbuddy Sleeping Bag…

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