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80 creative works found
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These little guys look like they could lose their hold on their twigs at any time. I really like the colors. The shadows remind me of those graphs we used to look at in school, with the overlapping bubbles. I don’t remember what they were called…anyone else know what I’m talking about? :) Taken in the exact same place as Winter in Gotham City, a bush right outside my front door.
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Diagram of the human skeleton with arteries. It took me nearly a week, on and off, to render this by hand. No wonder I think I need glasses! Here is some detail: / / This is a vector illustration (no live tracing) based on the following 15th century dissectional etching: /
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Brain Function is fun science!
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Adapted from an illustration from a childrens’ book to explain about the world we live in.
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a German illustration for children to teach them how their bodies work.
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pen & pencil on paper
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Ace
by Mundy HackettWorld War I Flying Ace
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Realize your dreams and desires and let everyone know that your future is decided upon only by you!
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...with an adjustment.
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heres another effort of mine.. apophysis program 2.2
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Donated by Ross Robinson
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Inspired by Heart Cooks Brain / by Modest Mouse. Slow walk / It’s land mine / It’s coal mine / It’s a bad thought / On the way to god don’t know / My brain’s the burger and my heart’s the coal / I’m trying to get my head clear / I push things out through my mouth / I get refilled through my ears / I’m on my way to god don’t know or even care / My brain’s the weak heart, and my heart’s the long stairs / Inland from Vancouver shore / The ravens and the seagulls push each other inward and outward / Inward and outward / In this place that I call home / My brain’s the cliff, and my heart’s the bitter buffalo / My heart’s the bitter buffalo / We tore one down, and erected another there / The match of the century: absence versus thin air / On the way to god don’t know / My brain’s the burger and my heart’s the coal / On this life that we call home / The years go fast and the days go so slow
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This is a diagram explaining a theory of consciousness from the early 1600’s. I thought it was both cool and interesting so figured it would be something to put on a t-shirt. I know there’s nearly no creativity to this one, but it’s still an intellectual and interesting piece of clothing! I like it anyway :P
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fine line pen on paper pigment ink pen on heavy cartridge paper The original is sold.
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AT-PT Analysis / Probably the coolest robots what were ever thought of all originate from Star Wars, am I right? / The most famous being of course R2D2 and the AT-AT’s, yet I’ve always found this one quite interesting. / Wouldn’t it be cool to actually own such a thing, just go about and impress the guys from work and scare all the little kids? / Well I can’t give you an actual AT-PT, so this shirt will have to do. ;-) Detail image /
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Would like to thank the brilliant and highly talented artist Vasile Stan for creating Blue-Eye Diagram of Soul. Please take a look at Vasile’s other works on “Vasile’s”: RB page here Artist: Vasile Stan / Photographer: Anthea Slade / Subject: Anthea Slade
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