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Creative duo Aleia Murawski and Sam Copeland hold onto an essential aspect of childhood — play. The miniatures the duo creates are so intricate in detail that if it wasn't for the mammoth snails that occupy them, you'd believe they were real. There is something intensely satisfying about watching a creature trail slime over the roof of a miniature car, or sit, tentacle eyes swaying, on the top of a skateboard. "I like to think of snails as tiny puppies with shells", Aleia comments. "I love seeing how they will interact with a set. We put cucumber juice on certain objects, but we cannot wield a snail to do something. We make a scene and hope they are interested in what is around them." For more, visit their unique instagram page.

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OF COURSE they do, you may be realizing now, but when you think of Conches, you probably think of the empty shells you hold up to your ear to 'hear the ocean'. Well, there was a snail in there once, and he had adorable eyes that could peek out from inside that famous shell.

Look at this little guy enjoying himself with a crisp slice of cucumber. If he doesn't deserve a photoshop battle, we don't know who does.