Together with the initial enthusiasm and popularity on social networks, unfortunately came legal trouble.

Please grin knowingly when they ask you where in the world you find all this stuff.

Now a funny video unveils the mystery of another great classic of illustrated manuscripts: snail-fighting knights.

Yet even a shrewd guy like him was baffled by the most deranged story in recent times: the Nazi furry scandal.

The painter was given complete freedom and control over the project, so much so that he was on set directing the shooting.

Dali then manipulated the shots produced during that session through collage.

The result is a strange and highly enjoyable example of surrealism, eggs, masks, snakes and nude bunnies.

The Master, in a letter to the magazine, calimed to be satisfied with the experience: The meaning of my work is the motivation that is of the purest money.

What I did for Playboy is very good, and your payment is equal to the task.

Grazie, Silvia ).

Shot in stark, high-contrast black and white as they were shot in the near-infrared spectrum, these pictures are really powerful and exhibit an almost dream-like quality.

They document the hard but necessary work of students and researchers, who set out to understand the modifications in human remains under the most disparate conditions: the ever more precise data they gather will become invaluable in the forensic field.

You can find some more photos in this article, and heres Robert Shults website.

Amanda By Jacques Bourboulon Series Of Portraits

Swedish photographer Erik Simander produced a series of portraits of his grandfather, after he just became a widower.

After all, grief is a different feeling for evry person, and Simander shows a commendable discretion in observing the limit, the threshold beyond which emotions become too personal to be shared.

A sublime piece of work, heart-breaking and humane, and which has the merit of tackling an issue (the loss of a partner among the elderly) still pretty much taboo.

This theme had already been brought to the big screen in 2012 by the ruthless and emotionally demanding Amour, directed by Michael Haneke.

Among the best designs: an IKEA-style, build-it-yourself coffin, but above all the coffin to play games on.

DeathSalon ).

Amanda By Jacques Bourboulon Serial Killer Diogo

And yet, for the last few days (at least in my whacky internet bubble) the story of Portuguese serial killer Diogo Alves has been popping out again and again.

Not all of Diogo Alves, actually just his head, which is kept in a jar at the Faculty of Medicine in Lisbon.

But what really made me chuckle was discovering one of the related images suggested by Google algorythms.

On the hills near the city, in the Arcugnano district, a pre-Roman amphitheatre has just been discovered.

It layed buried for thousands of years it could accomodate up to 4300 spectators and 300 actors, musicians, dancers and the original stage is still there, underwater beneath the small lake and theres even a cave which acted as a megaphone for the actors voices, amplifying sounds from 8 Hz to 432 Hz and theres even a nearby temple devoted to Janus and that temple was the real birthplace of Juliet, of Shakespearean fame and there are even traces of ancient canine Gods and of the passage of Julius Cesar and Cleopatra.

Instead of settling for the traditional Italian-style unauthorized development the classic two or three small houses secretely and illegally built he had the idea of faking an archeological find just to scam tourists.