Tree Branch in Jars by Naoko Ito

New York-based artist Naoko Ito transformed a tree branch into art by sawing it into small pieces, putting them in jars, then stacking the jars into the original shape of the branch.

The piece above is titled "Ubiquitous." It's a part of her art series "Urban Nature 2009."

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I'm not from a hunting area, but I'm fascinated by those who are obsessed with it. What you're not seeing is the matching camo lingerie the brides have for the wedding night.

Which I swear, I have totally seen for sale in a Fleet Farm. ...I just about died on the spot.
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I'm reminded of this wonderful piece of advice I saw when I was planning my wedding last year:

http://offbeatbride.com/2008/07/tacky

Everything's tacky to someone, you should stop being so judgmental!
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I like the picture where the son`s wearing camo, and it looks like the groom is holding the kid`s severed head.
I had no idea there were so many camo weddings.

And the lingerie bridesmaids would have worked out better if they had - um - worked out themselves.
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This is crazy! I know Stacy! :) What a small world. She photographed MY wedding! She's really quite an amazing photographer!

You should probably know that those suits were made as a joke - one of the guys is a tailor and he made them to scare his wife. :)
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While I did laugh at the tackiness, those people have the right to have their wedding any way they want.

Hell, that first set of pics on the blog with the fat girl and skinny guy really hit home. While we're not that ugly by any means, my boyfriend and I are...disproportionate. He's an inch shorter than me and really skinny (as in 100 lbs skinny - hey, I like small guys), and I'm 20 lbs overweight. So yes, if we ever got married, we would probably be laughed at.

Besides, I had a friend who had a wedding on Halloween, in a cemetery, with bagpipes playing funeral music. Everyone had a good laugh, had fun, and it was memorable. It was more than a party than anything; they had a nice sedated wedding for their family afterward, but it won't be remembered as fondly as their goth wedding/party.
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