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Whimsical Handmade Fairytale Houses For Cats

Ukraine based artist  Yuliya Kosata from Felt Field designs a variety of whimsical, felt homes for your beloved kitty. A crafty soul from the tender age of 8, Kosata always enjoyed creating unusual shapes and things. She decided to become an expert in working with wool. She tells Bored Panda,

“It was incredible. Since then I decided to try to do it no matter what. I started to explore felting in wool I discovered unique material for creativity alive and warm. It demands a lot of efforts and skills and it always has own way and lives own life which force me to follow its lead, rethink the ideas I had and sculpt sometimes very different from what I wanted but still magic and beautiful.”

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Snow goober

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Zelda being pretty <3 @hadissima

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Whimsical Handmade Fairytale Houses For Cats

Ukraine based artist  Yuliya Kosata from Felt Field designs a variety of whimsical, felt homes for your beloved kitty. A crafty soul from the tender age of 8, Kosata always enjoyed creating unusual shapes and things. She decided to become an expert in working with wool. She tells Bored Panda,

“It was incredible. Since then I decided to try to do it no matter what. I started to explore felting in wool I discovered unique material for creativity alive and warm. It demands a lot of efforts and skills and it always has own way and lives own life which force me to follow its lead, rethink the ideas I had and sculpt sometimes very different from what I wanted but still magic and beautiful.”

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Natural Stone and Resin Table Brings the Beauty of a Starry Night on the Beach Indoors

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Lambda Centauri Nebula

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Otters are not just known for being the adorable swimming creatures we love, but also for their curious, playful nature. To really show people how playful they can be, the Keikyu Aburatsubo Marine Park in Japan constructed a clever habitat for their otters. Both humans and otters seem to love it. (Source)

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This is time-lapse footage of what thunderstorms look like from the International Space Station. Source

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NASA just released new Aurora Borealis footage. And I found it to be breathtaking. I wish there were airplanes/spacecrafts that let you fly this high and see this perspective (Source)

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Rotterdam-based Sicilian artist Giuseppe Licari presents a network of tree roots hanging from the ceiling like unusual, organic chandeliers. His site-specific installation titled Humus features the extended prickly roots of trees affixed to the top of his exhibition space, transforming the room into a sort of underground lair. It’s as though visitors are getting an exclusive peek at the hidden world beneath a park or forest. (Source)

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Magical Jewelry Inspired by the Enchanted Forest

Florida-based artist Cheryl Lee designs nature-inspired pieces, which pay homage to the mystical worlds of fairies, gnomes, princes and princess. Combining a group of natural elements, including seashells, crystals and the visual presence of mushrooms. She says “The process of creation is what is special to me, while the outcome is special to you. What is this world if not a symbiotic relationship, not only to earth and sea but to you and me. ” Find her work in her Etsy shop.

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