Can "Princess Avengers" be a real thing please? The world needs Agent Coulson in tiara.
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Snazzy. Oh, designers and their games.
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By Fay Helfer
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An amazing new piece from one of the best. In Johannesburg.
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Using just acrylic paint, Japanese artist Choo-San blows your mind. None of these images are digitally altered.
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If you think Einstein-with-his-tongue-out is the last word in whimsical physicist photography, have a look at this 1931 shot of the Mighty Hip Einie with an Einstein marionette.
Here's the runner up: Einstein in fuzzy slippers.
Attributed to Harry Burnett while Yale Puppeteers were working in their theater, Teatro Torito, on Olvera Street in Los Angeles, California, circa 1931. The photo was taken by Harry Burnett at Cal Tech in Pasadena where Albert Einstein was teaching. Einstein saw the puppet perform at the Teato Torito and was quite amused. He reached into his jacket's breast pocket, pulled out a letter and crumpled it up. Speaking in German, he said, "The puppet wasn't fat enough!" He laughed and stuffed the crumpled letter up under the smock to give the puppet a fatter belly. This is a wonderful photograph that Harry treasured. Harry Burnett also kept the letter in a frame and loved to retell the story and at the end give his pixish laugh.
These scary shoes are by Leanie van der Vyver.
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