The life-size natural rock was transformed into a giant shark with a gaping mouth by American artist Jimmy Swift, who noticed the “head” with a perfect shape and immediately got inspired by the horror movie Jaws. 

The graffiti artist shared a photo of his creation on Instagram and said it was the hardest thing he had painted. He said that he was hit by the waves and the rising tide which forced him to stop before it was over. When he saw this rock for the first time, it seemed like a perfect target.

Its transformation was inspired by the promotional posters for the movie Jaws. He says that the movie scared him so much when he was a kid that its visuals have been stuck in his memory ever since. Swift has worked as an artist for over 15 years and has traveled to more than 90 countries, contributing art to all the places he goes to. 

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The species lives in tall trees and feeds on nuts, flowers, and fruits. A Malabar Giant can grow to be twice as big as a gray squirrel. But that’s not the most fascinating thing about them. People can’t stop talking about the gorgeous fur that makes this animal truly distinctive.

“In the shaded understory of a dense forest, the patchy colors and dark hues are a great adaptation to avoiding detection”, said the squirrel expert John Koprowski. “But when you see these in the sunlight, they show their ‘true colors’ and beautiful pelage [fur].”

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Himanshu Sehgal is an engineer from India and a guy behind the account My Yellow Plate, which now has over 40,000 followers. How did it happen?

“My Yellow Plate was not intentional. I never planned that I would pick up a yellow plate and go out looking for food,” he shares. “One fine day in 2015, my mom served me Rajma Chawal on this yellow plate. No one knows where it came from, it was just there in the kitchen. I remember taking a picture of it and sharing it on my personal Instagram profile.”

“It wasn’t a great shot but it still clicked with the viewers, getting several likes and comments from friends and family,” Sehgal explains. “This was probably because most Indian households use either steel thalis or pastel-colored crockery and a bright yellow plate was conspicuous. Intrigued, I decided to carry the yellow plate along with me while traveling. Every time I would eat on it, I would share it with people and let them know what’s on my yellow plate.”

Below are some of his photos.

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The life-size natural rock was transformed into a giant shark with a gaping mouth by American artist Jimmy Swift, who noticed the “head” with a perfect shape and immediately got inspired by the horror movie Jaws. 

The graffiti artist shared a photo of his creation on Instagram and said it was the hardest thing he had painted. He said that he was hit by the waves and the rising tide which forced him to stop before it was over. When he saw this rock for the first time, it seemed like a perfect target.

Its transformation was inspired by the promotional posters for the movie Jaws. He says that the movie scared him so much when he was a kid that its visuals have been stuck in his memory ever since. Swift has worked as an artist for over 15 years and has traveled to more than 90 countries, contributing art to all the places he goes to. 

The post A Great White Shark That You Can Take Pictures With appeared first on PlayJunkie.

The species lives in tall trees and feeds on nuts, flowers, and fruits. A Malabar Giant can grow to be twice as big as a gray squirrel. But that’s not the most fascinating thing about them. People can’t stop talking about the gorgeous fur that makes this animal truly distinctive.

“In the shaded understory of a dense forest, the patchy colors and dark hues are a great adaptation to avoiding detection”, said the squirrel expert John Koprowski. “But when you see these in the sunlight, they show their ‘true colors’ and beautiful pelage [fur].”

The post Malabar Giant is the Most Beautiful Squirrel You’ve Ever Seen appeared first on PlayJunkie.

Himanshu Sehgal is an engineer from India and a guy behind the account My Yellow Plate, which now has over 40,000 followers. How did it happen?

“My Yellow Plate was not intentional. I never planned that I would pick up a yellow plate and go out looking for food,” he shares. “One fine day in 2015, my mom served me Rajma Chawal on this yellow plate. No one knows where it came from, it was just there in the kitchen. I remember taking a picture of it and sharing it on my personal Instagram profile.”

“It wasn’t a great shot but it still clicked with the viewers, getting several likes and comments from friends and family,” Sehgal explains. “This was probably because most Indian households use either steel thalis or pastel-colored crockery and a bright yellow plate was conspicuous. Intrigued, I decided to carry the yellow plate along with me while traveling. Every time I would eat on it, I would share it with people and let them know what’s on my yellow plate.”

Below are some of his photos.

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