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15+ Incredibly Realistic Artworks That Are Hard to Believe Are Not Photographs
Since the ancient Greeks, realism has been aspired by Western art lovers, but during the late 1960s and '70s the popularity of highly-realistic paintings reached its peak. Thus, Photorealism and Hyperrealism were born. These genres are still popular, and some artists master their technique so successfully that it becomes hard to tell a painting from a photograph. Bored Panda collected some of the best examples of this work and made this stunning list for you to enjoy.
Blind People Can Finally “See” Art Through Touch In This Museum Of Madrid
The Museum of Prado, located in Madrid, is one of the most famous art galleries in Europe, receiving thousand of tourists from all the globe every year. It has just released a wonderful exhibit that will allow the blind to enjoy some of Western art’s greatest masterpieces by recreating them in textured 3d paintings that allow the paintings to be “viewed” when touched.
No, It’s Not A Closeup Of Cement
Thanks for sharing! You should sign up for our newsletter! Image credits: dailyoverview If you thought it was cement, look more closely. Delhi, India, has approximately 25 million residents. The neighborhoods of Santosh Park and Uttam Nagar (both shown in the picture) are home to some of the city’s poorest people and are very densely populated. This picture belongs to an Instagram channel called dailyoverview which constantly shows their 424,000 followers just how beautiful Earth is from above.
This LEGO Bag Turns Your Hand Into LEGO
Recently we brought you a bicycle helmet that makes you look like a real life LEGO figure. Well, now you can add to your collection of LEGO-themed accessories with this awesome bag that turns your hand into a LEGO hand! The concept was designed by students from New York’s School of Visual Arts, and the idea is simple. Attached to the handles of the bag are two extra pieces of material that look like LEGO hands.
This Barbershop Will Return Money To Kids On One Condition - If They Read Out Loud
This barbershop in Ypsilanti, Michigan doesn’t just cut hair. It also cuts prices for kids who read aloud to the barber while getting their hair cut. Barber Ryan Griffin was inspired by a similar idea in Harlem, and so far the initiative is proving to be popular for both kids and parents. “Parents love it and the kids … well, they like getting the two dollars back,” he told the Huffington Post.
Children’s Drawings Turned Into Figurines (10+ Pics)
I believe children have an awesome creativity, so I use 3D printing to make their imagination come true. Show Full TextI love all the results, but one of my favorite characters is a colorful elephant drawn by a 8 year old girl from Lisbon.More info: moyupi.com | Facebook
Man Is Given A Free Puppy, Soon Realizes It Is Something Else
When a young man in Tuscon, Arizona saw a ”free puppy’ sign on a house, he knocked on the door, and immediately fell in love with an amber eyed puppy he found. But soon after the man took Neon the dog home, he started to get a strange feeling about the pooch – like he wasn’t what he seemed. ”You know that isn’t a dog, right?” this is what the owner heard when Neon was taken to the Wolf Connection shelter. This was right after Neon’s behaviour became too much to bear.
25 Of The Most Creative Lamp And Chandelier Designs
Light is a practical concern in most homes, but it’s also so much more than that. The right lamp or lampshade can cast the entire room in a different light or serve as a work of art on its own. Each of the creative lamps on this list we collected is exactly that – a light source that doubles as a work of art. Although we posted a list of DIY lamp designs a while back, not all of us have the artist’s eye, talent or know-how required to create awesome lamps or chandeliers like these.
This Project Proves That Beauty Has No Nationality
Beauty knows no nationality, and “The Ethnic Origins of Beauty” proves it. It’s a non-profit, artistic, documentary and research project dedicated to documenting the ethnic diversity of the human race by collecting images of different nationalities. “To reach the hearts of the wider international and multicultural public, the language of beauty has been chosen,” reads the project’s website.
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