Well now I have to see the original pic
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This is from a 2011 art event by Christina Davis & Jen Bervin at the Harvard Museum of Natural History
In conjunction with "Bizarre Animals" at the Harvard Museum of Natural History, Jen Bervin and I (with the instrumental assistance of poets from the Harvard literary community) created "This Object...." which opened on April 8, 2011. Text by Harvard students, Cambridge poets, Jen Bervin & Christina Davis, sponsored by the Woodberry Poetry Room, Harvard University. Graphic design of signage and photographs by Christina Davis.
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Those are some fantastic signs!
If you like signs you may enjoy [this book]!
Just search for “bad taxidermy”
You could get this searching for Freddy Fazbear
It makes a lot more sense in the context of all the others signs and exhibits tbh
Someone come through
New profile pico.
Don't we all make zoologically improbable faces to scare children, though?
I'll use it as my profile picture