These Are So Amazing, They Make Me Wanna Revisit My Abandoned Miniatures From High School, But They Also

These are so amazing, they make me wanna revisit my abandoned miniatures from high school, but they also make me want to build better, more realistic models.

Ofra Lapid - Broken Houses (2010)

A series of small-scale models based on photographs of ruined homes the artist found on the web by an amateur (unnamed) photographer.

"Hey you, coming to bed?"

A suit made from duck cloth for a boy of 13-14 years old, Harper’s Bazaar- 1895

Faggot, 2013. Craig Schlewitz

I'll admit to being rather gunshy to using character patterns like this in menswear. This is a reminder to myself and others that they can be pulled off fantastically.

Wool waistcoat made from cloth sold to commemorate the Eglinton Tournament, Britain, about 1839.

In 1839 aristocratic young men inspired by too much Walter Scott decided to dress themselves in medieval-style costumes and take part in processions and joust.

The tournament was open to the public and attracted tens of thousands of spectators. A variety of commemorative souvenirs was produced, such as jugs or textiles.

Victoria and Albert Museum

Afternoon, I'm Fragzle, Dandy and trash-cat extraordinaire. 'Least I keep getting told I'm extraordinary. I, uh, woke up one morning in pretty rough shape in some alley, and patched myself together with whatever I had. Since then I've been subsisting and thriving on trash. Kinda wish I knew what I was doing before...