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Why the USDA Hired Artists to Paint Thousands of Fruits
Between 1886 and 1942, the USDA's Division of Pomology commissioned thousands of watercolor paintings. These beautiful illustrations helped establish a national register of plants and fruits that documented new varieties and issue research findings to growers and breeders throughout the country.
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Mos Def helping bring hip hop art gallery to South Bronx
The Compound Gallery was founded by Set Free Richardson, and he's making it happen in partnership with Yasiin Bey (fka Mos Def). The first exhibition will feature the iconic work of photographer Jonathan Mannion.
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This Woman's Sketches have Solved Over 1,000 Crimes
Even in a world of omnipresent surveillance technology, old-fashioned pencil artists help police catch bad guys.
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Combat Vet's Unusual And Affordable Baseball Art Wows Big Leaguers
An ex-Marine officer offers you the chance to commission one-of-a-kind art that is so good that major leaguers ask to keep it.
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Why I illustrate all our blog posts
Lately, I’ve been getting asked more frequently: “Claire, do you illustrate your own blog posts?”
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Nikita Golubev Turns Dirty Cars Into Works of Art
The Moscow-based artist insures these cars will never get a car wash
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Biomechanical Illustrations of Crustaceans by Steeven Salvat
Spectacular illustrations of crustaceans showing mechanical and biological halves of the creatures by Paris-based artist Steeven Salvat.
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Artist Creates Death-Inspired Comics To Fight Her Depression
Haenuli is a fashion designer from South Korea who has been battling depression by drawing a friendly relationship between a girl and death in the form of a skeleton. “Even dark things give comfort.”
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Étienne Léopold Trouvelot’s Stunning 19th-Century Astronomical Drawings of Celestial Objects and Phenomena
The splendor of the cosmos in a trailblazing marriage of art and science more than a century before modern astrophotography.
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Simon Stålenhag Art Gallery
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The 19th Century Doctor Who Mapped His Hallucinations
Hubert Airy’s drawings anticipated discoveries in neuroscience that were still decades in the future. By Betsy Mason and Greg Miller.
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James Gunn Shares Final Storyboard Image For Guardians Of The Galaxy 2
With only days left in production, Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 director James Gunn shared his [...]
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Some drawings I have done
Here are a few pencil drawings I have done
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Gianluca Gimini - Velocipedia
Gianluca asks people to draw bicycles from memory, then makes them.
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Amazingly Detailed Miniature Pencil Drawings by Mateo Pizarro
Mateo Pizarro creates tiny masterpieces with amazing detail and precision
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Geometric Beasts: Illustrations by Kerby Rosanes
Drawings merging animals with geometric shapes by Philippines-based illustrator Kerby Rosanes.
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Complex Drawings of Cityscapes by Benjamin Sack
Dense pen and ink drawings of cityscapes by American artist Benjamin Sack inspired by art history and classical music.
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The Mysteriously Tiny Drawings of an 18th-Century Artist, Born Without Hands or Feet
In Wordplay: Matthias Buchinger’s Drawings from the Collection of Ricky Jay, opening today at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, there’s a 1724 engraved self-portrait that the “Little Man of Nuremberg” would have used to promote his act.
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An Illustrated Study of Black Cats, the “Little Aliens” of the Feline World
All Black Cats Are Not Alike, by writer-illustrator duo Amy Goldwasser and Peter Arkle, is a true feat in the age-old tradition of cat art.
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Techno Rococo: Drawings by Laurie Lipton
Drawings of surreal worlds overwhelmed by technology by Los Angeles based artist Laurie Lipton.
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