


A rocking horse--which is probably my favorite. It looks wickedly evil.

Now these, of course, aren't really available on the market, because you know if they were some crazy Trekkie parents would go and buy these for their kid (wait--are Trekkies allowed to mate? What's that? Only every seven years? Alright then). These are part of an art gallery show by Shi Jinsong. Well duh! Do you know how fast those things would be covered with fingerprints if they were real? I mean, come on. Stay tuned!
3 comments:
When I first saw these, I thought they were perfect for Cenobite babies. They are way too harsh for Klingons.
Actually, if you follow Kirk's example, you'd get to mate a whole lot more often ...
those are incredible !!!
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