Heh. Woodpecker shrooms. Strange, though all very familiar. I recall reading something from Gurdjieff once stating that it was nearly impossible to draw an imaginary animal that didn't resemble some other already extant animal. Though that doesn't seem to be Ross' intent, I wonder if anyone can do such a thing. posted by Burhanistan at 2:40 PM on April 2, 2009
My drawings offer visual hypotheses to the question: what would happen if the DNA sequence of a plant or mushroom were spliced with that of an animal?
Applescar
Funpus
Zipperzit
Amberslot
Icevowel
Thoughtfiddle
Shitwhistler
Crouchdawn
Fademaple
Apathybarn posted by flarbuse at 2:46 PM on April 2, 2009
I was hoping for a racoon/finger monkey (fingercoon?)...but I guess that's not implausible enough. posted by Smarson at 2:52 PM on April 2, 2009 [1 favorite]
Maybe she takes requests. posted by homunculus at 2:53 PM on April 2, 2009
These are nice.
Shame about the site design, which screams cheap bootleg Viagra marketplace. posted by fire&wings at 2:54 PM on April 2, 2009
Lovers of Hieronymus Bosch, eat your heart out. posted by Sova at 2:55 PM on April 2, 2009
I tell you, it is shocking how many young people today cannot recognize a portabello/opossum cross. posted by ricochet biscuit at 2:57 PM on April 2, 2009 [1 favorite]
Those woodpeckershrooms look delicious. posted by nitsuj at 3:03 PM on April 2, 2009
Some of these look delicious. posted by punkfloyd at 3:05 PM on April 2, 2009
I was kinda hoping for a Devil's Snuffbox Shark riding a Death Cap Elephant, trampling, exploding spores, causing hallucinations, and eating everything they see. posted by Bernt Pancreas at 3:17 PM on April 2, 2009
Bush? Prince Charles was worried in 1995. From that article: How can you tell if the food on your plate has been genetically engineered? The short answer is: you can't.
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