Luggnagg

Description: Evil thoughts are hatching in the devil's mind.

Description: Evil thoughts are hatching in the devil's mind.

Description: Arthur Schopenhauer, the depressed German philosopher, cheers himself up with a lovely pink doughnut. As we all know, a doughnut can cure even severe cases of Weltschmerz - best to have some on hand.

Description: Scientific illustration from “The natural history of British fishes” by Donovan, E (1768-1837), publication date 1802-1808.

Description: Pink sprinkle donut getting boosted with magnetic resonance cascades, so as to power a man's hunger for unlimited energy.

Description: All the hamburgers you need for a big craving, and fries to go with them. Admit the picture makes you hungry :) Photos courtesy Evan-Amos.

Description: Still the best building, creating toy out there. You got to love Lego.

Description: Big eyed fish with funny and grumpy expression.

Description: A sleepwalker that walks in an infinite loop.

Description: Coat of arms of Sweden from tomb of King Gustav Vasa, located in Uppsala cathedral in Sweden.

Description: Coat of arms of Sweden from the tomb of King Gustav Vasa in Uppsala cathedral in Sweden.

Description: Coat of arms of Sweden from the tomb of King Gustav Vasa, located in Uppsala cathedral in Sweden. The word "Sweden" added for effect.

Description: Swedish flag with Swedish coat of arms in foreground.

Description: A bunch of bullshit, plainly speaking, but rather funny. If you try to understand it, perhaps you will get wiser.... Text courtesy of JA.

Description: A winning smile makes the day.

Description: A beautiful woodpecker! Image based on a scientific illustration by Eliza Turck, from about 1883. The original chromolithograph is somewhat digitally adapted.

Description: Cool birds, based on a scientific illustration.

Description: This image was originally a black and white linocut. Here it is digitally colorized to be more interesting.

Description: Nothing much to add here about the image. We all know he is waiting for us...

Description: This is the first letter in a paragraph of an old prayer book, a so called illuminated initial. The book was created about 1490 in Flanders, Europe. Courtesy of The Walters Art Museum.

Description: Image from "Emblematum ethico-politicorum centuria" by Julius Wilhelm Zincgref, published 1624. Original black and white copper engraving by Matthaeus Merian, color added digitally by Luggnagg.

Description: Engraving by Dutch artist Cornelis Bloemaert (made ca 1625). The original is black and white, here it is digitally colorized.

Description: Color plate from "Fabre's book of insects" (some errors in the image corrected).

Description: Watercolor by M. de Gijselaar, dated 1831. Here the dull grey background of the original has been removed digitally, and replaced with a deep sky blue in all product adaptations except t-shirts.

Description: Medieval painting of woman making a self portrait, so selfie obsession is nothing new.

Description: Patriotic Donut Day on the moon.

Description: Illustration by Bruno Paul. A beautiful scene of two longhaired mermaids playing - masterfully drawn, elegantly and simply.

Description: This image was originally a black and white linocut. Here it is digitally colorized to be more interesting.

Description: Image based on a hand colored engraving from "Natürliche Abbildungen der merkwürdigsten Amphÿbien nach ihren Geschlechtern", by G.A.Lange, Berlin 1783.

Description: Scientific illustration from “The natural history of British fishes” by Donovan, E (1768-1837), publication date 1802-1808.

Description: “The Bathing Pool”, oil painting from around 1777 by Hubert Robert. Here the idyll is broken by an approaching excavator.

Description: Walking around in a Český Krumlov in the Czech Republic in 2010 I found this piece of street art.

Description: Donut lovers version of the famous Japanese woodblock print "The Great Wave off Kanagawa" by Hokusai, published ca. 1830. Digitally reworked.

Description: This mischievous ape was originally a hand colored engraving created 1748 by George Edwards, father of British ornithology and more known for his pictures of birds.

Description: Black and gold color stripes