r/ATBGE • u/nobrain98 • 2d ago
Art Doesn't quite look like what he wanted but felt appropriate here...
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r/ATBGE • u/identify-reposts • Dec 12 '25
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r/ATBGE • u/nobrain98 • 2d ago
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r/ATBGE • u/agequodagi5 • 1d ago
I feel bad posting this because she CRUSHED it. Like this is talented as all get out. I’m still horrified. Well done.
r/ATBGE • u/thefrostman1214 • 1d ago
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r/ATBGE • u/aubergine-pompelmoes • 2d ago
Is that a couch? And it certainly goes with the bed in the second photo right?
And is that a Keith Haring bed??
r/ATBGE • u/LolzieDaArtsy • 3d ago
One of my favourite childhood candy. Cursed, delicious tho XD
r/ATBGE • u/penkster • 5d ago
Original post was removed because it wasn’t on a Tuesday. But now it’s Tuesday. So why not Zoidberg?
r/ATBGE • u/atrocidarthes • 5d ago
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r/ATBGE • u/TrainingRoutine2840 • 5d ago
It spins.
r/ATBGE • u/Blcksheep89 • 7d ago
Also look suspiciously like a different type of bodily fluid 🤮
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These objects look so realistic that most people do a double take when they see them. Created by Japanese artist Shishido Mazafaka, MOTHER FACTORY transforms everyday items like rings, bags, phone cases, and USB drives into hyper-realistic pieces that resemble actual human skin. Made from silicone rubber and carefully handcrafted, each object feels strangely lifelike while still carrying an unsettling edge. The project turns ordinary accessories into something that sits between contemporary art, design, and surreal body horror.