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]]>After sharing their vows, Bazilian couple Tamiris Muzini and Douglas Vieira Robert were greeted by a stray who sat in front of the church and patiently watched the whole wedding ceremony.
At first, the happy couple was surprised by their uninvited guest, and never imagined having one. However, they got really charmed and decided to rescue him and give him a loving home.
But after a couple of days, he was nowhere to be found, so they got in touch with their wedding organizer, who is a volunteer for an animal-protection organization and the canine was found.
Only when they got home, Muzini and Viera Robert learned that the stray lived a rough life and was scared of people. However, after many cuddles and yummy treats, the doggo was relaxed and healed from all of his past injuries.
Now Carmelo lives a happy life with his mom and dad and doggy brother. He is also a real Instagram star who has over 17.7 thousand fans.
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]]>Corsets are one of the most iconic—but also most polarizing—fashion items of all time, and they have been around for centuries. The days when they’ve been seen as somewhat of a torture device are long gone, thanks to the artists who are trying to make them comfortable and chic, such as Alana Fuji.
This corset-maker attracted around 20,000 Instagram followers with her whimsical creations, and that number will most certainly grow even higher. She saws all of her corsets, but they also happen to be hand-painted, paying homage to the classic art.
One thing we like about Fuji is that she doesn’t rely on making corset replicas of famous works of art and prefers doing her own thing. It’s pretty clear she’s often inspired by the great masters, but her corsets are more of a homage than carbon copies of their work.
All of her corsets are custom-made, and she recommends washing them with cold water and using gentle detergent or soap to preserve the artwork.
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]]>Mr. Bon and Mrs. Pon are a trendy pair in their sixties who enjoy wearing matching outfits. Wherever they go, the couple—that has been married for more than 40 years—makes sure that their clothes have the same or similar patterns and color.
The couple originally started doing this as a joke. As they grew older, they both had similarly gray hair, so they figured they could also match in fashion sense and coordinate their outfits. Their daughter was quite amused by this, so she took a photo of them and posted it on her Instagram account.
The photo ended up receiving overwhelmingly positive reactions, so she suggested her parents to make their own account and share their matching looks there. Mr. Bon and Mrs. Pon decided to give it a shot, which turned out to be a great decision.
It didn’t take long before the couple became fashion icons on this social media, and so far, they have amassed more than 800k followers on this social media.
According to Mr. Bon, the secret of their success is that they like similar things and have similar fashion styles.
“We decide based on how we feel each day,” he shared in an interview with BuzzFeed. “We like monotones, red and blue, so inevitably we decide on colors we both like.”
Check out more stylish looks from this adorable couple below.
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]]>The reason why Bruvel’s works have such a powerful effect is probably because of the way they are constructed. When the viewer looks at the sculpture for the first time, they recognize a familiar shape of a human face. But as soon as they come closer to inspect, they are met with thousands of sticks that actually form the piece, and the image disappears.
The serene and peaceful look on the faces of the sculptures also plays a big part in making them captivating. Bruvel chose this look because of his own devotion to meditation, which he has been practicing for decades.
“I’ve been using that as an inspiration for my work, and it’s a little bit literal because it’s a peaceful, serene face, but also it’s a huge neural pathway for our own identity, how we work our way as a human condition, what are we as human beings,” he explained in a recent chat with PBS.
“Bending the Lines” has been a resounding success for Bruvel, prompting him to dedicate most of his creative effort to making his pixilated sculptures. Most of them are found in art galleries or private collections, but you can see them also on the artist’s Instagram or by scrolling below.
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]]>“For the last two years, I have been learning constantly, growing my skills and expertise,” she said in an interview for Ballpit. “I have had a few fantastic 3D projects with brands, as well as my very own. 3D is definitely not easy but if you love something, there are no obstacles.”
Her colorful and dynamic artworks are born from ideas that she researches and sketches in Photoshop. Then she begins modeling the “fun part”, which means adding the materials, lights, rendering, and a little bit of retouch in Photoshop.
According to her, anything can inspire her to make art. Smiling creatures, and ordinary things like a vintage telephone, cupcakes, doughnuts, and more, are the kinds of things she works on.
“I think the biggest inspiration for me is life: my mindset, my mood. I can get inspired by my cat, food, or other artists,” she added.
Check out the gallery below if you want to see cute 3D stuff.
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]]>“I spent the rest of my summer in my cubicle researching how to start a clothing company, learning different embellishment techniques, and reading up on the differences between various fabrics,” he said in an interview for VoyageLa. “One year later, I took the money that I saved up from my internship and launched my brand, Oh Man! Clothing.”
He describes his outfits as a “spiritual lifestyle/streetwear brand dedicated to awakening each other through peace and good energy.” They set a goal to make clothing pieces that will last a lifetime in your wardrobe. These timeless clothing items and Ho’s dreams have been going strong for more than a decade, more precisely 12 years.
To see the clothing items, check out the gallery below, or follow his brand on Instagram.
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]]>It all began back in 2013 when she was teaching a patient with uncontrolled diabetes how to use insulin, calculate his insulin doses, and what to eat. But he wasn’t agreeing with the new diet.
“That was my ‘a-ha’ moment,” she said in an interview for VoyageLA. “I realized that management of diabetes will always be a problem until we can offer foods that are delicious and diabetic-friendly… And we need to make it affordable.”
She first made sweet protein gummies with no sugar. However, the gummies had no flavor and after three months, they became too stiff to chew. Five years later, her partner left, and the struggles began. But she didn’t want to dissolve the company. Soon she came up with the coconut panna cotta.
“The coconut panna cotta is my signature product line. The soft flan-like coconut dessert is layered over mango, guava, or pineapple bits. The tropical flavors have 5 to 7 grams of casein (milk protein without lactose) and are low in carbs. They also have no soy, egg, or gluten,” she added.
A year later, she launched her best-selling product among vegans and chocoholics, the chocolate panna cotta.
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]]>Their first batch was made in 2019, in Madison’s kitchen. It started as a one-woman show but soon transformed into an extraordinary duo.
Madison is the cookie artist, while Marry is the cookie baker. Together, they make artwork for your eyes and taste buds.
“Everything we make is made from scratch with love and prayer. We pride ourselves on proving cookies that not only look beautiful but taste even better,” the women wrote on their website. She also added that currently, they’re booked until the end of 2021.
All cookies are made to order, and since it’s currently the fall and Halloween season, their profile is full of pumpkins, gravestones, spider webs, monsters, and skulls. We can all agree that they’re so perfectly done!
If you’re a fan of beautifully decorated cookies, check out the gallery below. Which season is your favorite?
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(@ladyendifi)A decade ago, she bumped into an artist who was drawing Pokémon ‘gijinkas’, and inspired by her work, she decided she would start her project. Gijinka is a process of giving humanizing traits to animals, plants, and other things.
“Most of my gijinkas tend to be different people because I want to build and manufacture a creative world for them even if I’m just drawing a character,” the artist shared on Bored Panda. “I even give them personal names just to humanize them more because when I was a kid, I always nicknamed my Pokémon.”
In 2013 she even received a special reward on Deviantart for a Pokémon gijinka she drew.
Scroll down and check out the gallery below.
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]]>Meet Zach Cranor, the creative mastermind behind the Last Place Comics, which are short, funny stories you will like. He says that there is a small number of comics that don’t contain a panel in which at least one person is crying, shrieking, or nervously sweating.
“The theme of it all, in so much as there is one, is a failure,” Cranor shared to Bored Panda and added: “Not in a depressing way, mind you. It isn’t easy to take anything that’s happening in these too seriously.”
You can find his work on his social media accounts, where he posts his hilarious artwork. Currently, he has over 6,000 Instagram followers, but we are sure the numbers will keep going up.
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