Artistic playing cards from the Curator Deck, produced by Emmanuel Jose.
(via batgirlwasalibrarian)
London-based artist Su Blackwell‘s creations are predominately within the realm of paper. Su scours second-hand bookstores to find the right book to use in each piece and believe it or not she actually reads the book before morphing it into one of her fantastic book sculptures.
Photo manipulation.
Wendy’s Darling Shadow by Brittany deWester
Fictitious Dishes by Dihan Fried : Oliver Twist.
Prints by Lora Zombie: Red Riding Hood
Lissy Elle ’ « Get Back in Your Book », Alice in Wonderland
Lafayette, Louisiana based Jamie Baldridge’s love of stories dates back to a lazy afternoon from his childhood when he discovered a book entitled, “101 Fairy Tales,” in his grandmother’s attic. When Baldridge creates his interpretations of the fables and tales that he has implanted in his subconsciousness they emerge as very surreal and yet visceral photographs that walk the line between reality and fiction.
A.A. Milne‘s former home is for sale — the very one in which his son Christopher Robin Milne grew up, inspiring Christopher Robin and his friends Winnie the Pooh et al. The 9.5-acre grounds that Cotchford Farm stands on was also the imaginative backdrop to the hundred-acre wood.
To Be or Not To Be Funny? Bob Mankoff on dealing with death through humor: http://nyr.kr/XMnl8n
Nostalgic (by david_van_oost)
Musktroopers

Happy Birthday Ada Lovelace! For such a overbearing mother she managed to revolutionize mathematics and influence the world...
I’d love it if there was one that said “a trained librarian is a powerful search engine with a social conscience”.
Dogma vs. Scientific Experimentation, as told by bunnies assembling a puzzle.
Excerpted from a larger set of images, which...
The cycle is now complete. #starwars #darthvader (Taken with instagram)
Nice Girls Have Shotguns by Gil Elvgren (1914-1980)