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X-ray machine instead of a camera: multi-colored "bio-frames" Arie van't Riet

At the end of October this year at the TEDx conference in Groningen, the Dutch scientist Arie van't Riet took the stage and gave a short TED Talk about how physics and medicine are two classes in which he devoted his whole life - unexpectedly led to the fact that people began to call him an artist

7 of Hollywood's most educated stars whose IQ is off the charts

We will not argue that people from the street get to the set of the dream factory, but not everyone can show off their diplomas. Hollywood actors for the most part are just students of acting courses and have graduated from college at most. And even more so, a few can boast of a Harvard graduation and a high IQ. Meet the smartest and most educated American celebrities

Old colored photographs about the life of the Japanese in the second half of the 19th century (30 photos)

This collection of photographs from Japan was seen in Europe in 1839 with the light hand of Liu Dareg, a French artist, inventor and one of the creators of photography. These pictures aroused great interest among the public, but there was one "but" - the photographs were black and white, and the Europeans wanted to immerse themselves in a "highly realistic environment." By 1840, coloring photographs had already become common practice and contributed a lot to the development of tourism in the Land of the Rising Sun. In this review, there are old photographs that

Colored Pencil Sculptures by Federico Uribe

Colored pencils are designed to draw multi-colored images. But Miami-based artist Federico Uribe, who uses designated objects to create sculptures from them, strongly disagrees with this. Mostly edible

Hyperrealistic Colored Pencil Drawings by Adolfo Fernandez Rodriguez

Hyperrealist artists are real wizards, because their paintings are almost indistinguishable from photographs. The first international online exhibition organized by the Pencil Art Society has recently started its work. As you might guess from the name, this organization brings together artists who draw with pencils. The real discovery of the exhibition was the work of the artist from Madrid Adolfo Fernandez Rodriguez (Adolfo Fernandez Rodriguez)