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Designer Kyle Bean (previously here and here) just finished this fun series of brains for Men’s Health magazine. Bean is known for his handcrafted commercial and editorial work for a number of large brands involving set design, sculpture, and illustration. Portfolios don’t get much more fun than his. More
There is increasing scientific evidence that the practice of viewing and/or creating art enhances brain function and well-being. Read about these studies.
Sehr viele Forschungen wandten sich der Erforschung von Stress, Depressionen und deren Verbindung mit Krankheiten ab, und zu wenige haben sich der Biologie über die Freude gewidmet. Wenn der grössere Akzent darauf gelegt wird, warum wir nicht zum Arzt gehen, wenn wir uns optimistisch, zufrieden und glücklich fühlen, dann würde jenen emotionalen Befindlichkeiten weniger Wert und … Weiterlesen »
“[I had] the idea of making a somewhat mysterious and difficult object—a brain—out of a ‘cuddly,’ cheerful, familiar material like cotton yarn.”
In his new book, "Endangered", renowned wildlife photographer Tim Flach tries to make readers consider the impact they have on animals.
Dr. Greg Dunn and Dr. Brian Edwards created a stunning scientific art series "Self Reflect" which pioneered microetching of the brain.
Austrian artist Martin C. Herbst pushes the limits of two dimensional portraits with his series of distorted oil paintings on crumpled aluminum.
