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Recuay pottery in the Ethnological Museum, Berlin.

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Art by Max Birdfall.

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Marbled polecat

The marbled polecat (Vormela peregusna) is a small mammal belonging to the genus Vormela within the mustelid subfamily Ictonychinae. Vormela is from the German word Würmlein, which means "little worm". The specific name peregusna comes from perehuznya (перегузня), which is Ukrainian for "polecat". Marbled polecats are generally found in the drier areas and grasslands of southeastern Europe to western China. Like other members of the Ictonychinae, it can emit a strong-smelling secretion from anal sacs under the tail when threatened.

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Banded Palm Civet

The banded palm civet (Hemigalus derbyanus), also called the banded civet, is a viverrid native to Indomalaya. They primarily inhabit lowland conifer habitat, which is under threat from encroaching human activity. It is estimated the population of the banded palm civet has decreased by around 30% in just three generations. Banded palm civets are usually approximately the size of a domestic cat; their fur is pale but with dark bands on the back. They are believed to be closely related to Hose's palm civets, which are similar in appearance and distribution.

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A book by Lilya Brik with illustrations by Mayakovsky.

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'Vivisection' by JeffUsherb

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Art by VAR

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Art by Night Channel

'Gon' bite the dust, can't fight with us

With your sound you kill the Inc.'

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Art by bimu223528

'Road trip, and more pancakes'

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«Wolik» (1992) | Concept Art

Wolik is an unreleased animated series from Alexey Guskov's studio FAF Entertainment, which was ordered by the Swiss company «Wolik AG». Work on «Wolik» began around 1992-1993, immediately after the founding of FAF Entertainment.

«Wolik» is based on sketches by Harald Siepermann, a character artist whose work formed the basis of «Who Framed Roger Rabbit», «Mulan», «Tarzan», «Balto», «We're Back! A Dinosaur's Story», «An American Tail», «The Emperor's New Groove» and «Brother Bear».

Late 1992 Harald Siepermann started the development of a television series called Wolik, about a little wolf with the same name that lives in the forest in Rusland and has many adventures with his friends. Initially the series was supposed to have 26 episodes, but eventually it was never produced. Harald Siepermann worked on the character design, stories and storyboard development.

In additional materials for the extended VHS edition of «Dunno on the Moon», FAF Entertainment mentioned «Wolik» in a video about the studio and showed several fragments from the unreleased pilot series - youtu.be/gz3vm7UqraE (from 51:56 to 52:49).

To date, only the aforementioned cut of fragments has been preserved from the pilot series «Wolik», while the pilot itself has been lost.

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Art by zubayy

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Art by Sachin Teng

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Art by F42

'Is this your first time kicking a metal box?'

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Ten years ago, Japanese animator Takahide Hori single-handedly created Junk Head, a crazy post-apocalyptic world where humans and mutant mulligans fight for survival. Back then, it was a short film shot at home, with plasticine, mouth noises and a camera in the basement. Today, it's already an iconic saga.

Now Hori is back with a prequel. The new film is called "Junk World" and is released in Japanese theaters on June 13. The events take place a thousand years before the original, and at the center is a robot named Robin, who viewers may remember as Parton.

Something strange is happening underground. A group of humans led by Captain Tris and a team of mulligans led by a Dante clone travel to the town of Carpbar to find out what's going on.

The project is once again completely independent, having raised over $180,000 in crowdfunding. As before, Hori is the director, artist, animator, editor, sound designer, and even voice actor. All by himself. Almost by hand.

It's a rare case of one person creating an entire universe - and every frame of it.

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Art by Unknown Artist

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The Physical Impossibility of Death in the Mind of Someone Living

An artistic work created in 1991 by the English artist Damien Hirst, the most famous representative of the group of Young British artists. The work is a tank with a formaldehyde solution and a tiger shark placed there.