Nifty shadow art from junk

[Betty]

This is so kewl: http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/featured/incredible-shadow-art-created-from-junk/12265

(however the dog with the human face at the bottom of the article totally creeped me out)

[mousepod]

Very cool. My initial thought was "I'd like to have that in my house." Then it occurred to me that I really don't want a pile of junk in my house.

[Ghoulish Delight]

I think I already HAVE a few of those in my house. I need to start carrying a flashlight around and pointing it at the piles of junk.

[Cadaverous Pallor]

The piles at our house have bunny ears on top.

[Kevy Baby]

Not to derail, but looking at the cool stuff in the OP link lead me to an abandoned building in Russia that is being taken over by alien life forms (http://englishrussia.com/?p=1594&f=2l).

[Cadaverous Pallor]

Not to derail, but looking at the cool stuff in the OP link lead me to an abandoned building in Russia that is being taken over by alien life forms (http://englishrussia.com/?p=1594&f=2l).How sad! That place must have been wonderful to visit in its heyday.

[Tref]

Not to derail, but looking at the cool stuff in the OP link lead me to an abandoned building in Russia that is being taken over by alien life forms (http://englishrussia.com/?p=1594&f=2l).

You are funny KB. That literally translates to "Hey, forget about that, and look over here instead at this entirely different and completely unrelated thing."

Still, those are some pretty far-out photos. If I am not mistaken that building was once the Tsars Winter retreat.

I like the garbage shadow art as well, though I really have no desire to see people urinating in any of the art mediums.

[Morrigoon]

Interesting. More interesting as museum art than stuff you'd have in your house, but still cool.