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Crocodile Costume Made by Japanese Artist Hisako Matsumoto

Japanese artist Hisako Matsumoto created a crocodile costume, complete with helmet and boots, as her graduation piece.
Before going into PETA mode, you should know the costume is completely ceramic, with not a single piece of crocodile leather on it. But it does look like a genuine crocodile costume, and that’sactually the reason I decided to post photos of it on OC.
You’ll also find a photo of the artist, at the bottom. You have to admit, she’s pretty cute.

Vodka With Snake's Blood

It was the bark of poison, and therefore that’s what … Blood poured into a plate of ginger. Then, add the ice … .. And vodka. Bon Appetit!

Unique Miniature City Housing Estate N - An Eccentric World Built Of Card Board

“Abandoned Housing Estate Number N” is a unique miniature city, made entirely from corrugated cardboard.
So far I’ve seen a city made of toothpicks, another one made of staples, but this is the first cardboard city, for me. Created by a Japanese artist whose name eludes me, Housing Estate Number N is an ever-growing project that started back in 2001. The paradox of this art installation is that although it’s mostly abandoned, it keeps growing and evolving, with each passing day.
Some of the rooms in the estate are lit and completely furnished, while others are dark and empty. There are even some eerie characters that look like haunting spirits. Though pretty bizarre, Housing Estate N is an inspiring project that will keep growing as long as its creator desires it.