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Realistic painting
(11) | 08/10/2013 | Translate: The Marcello Barenghi paints a bag of crisps with such detail, so the final image to resemble real object onto the paper.
Digital canvas Artist JR Eisma paints some very beautiful paintings in stunning detail. Here he gives us a demonstration of the high resolution he uses in his digital canvas.- How to create the optical illusion of a cube The trick of a 3D painting on paper, which creates an anamorphic illusion.
- Paint what they paint on your back An interesting game, is to try to reproduce the drawing that someone else is drawing on your back. The first one has to put a sheet of paper on the back of the second one and make a plan in parts. At every step, the second must without seeing, to reproduce what he feels is being painted on him.
- Mirage with a ship A ship appears to be flying over the Pacific Ocean, when one watches it from Mount Maunganui in New Zealand. It is a reflection that occurs when the air near the ground is colder than,what higher. The image of the object can be reversed or sometimes distorted by air transfer and the image is above the actual object..
- And what if you run out of toilet paper; Maybe you can cope with other everyday objects in the house.
- The painting of a lake An artist paints with photorealistic detail the landscape in front of a lake.
- Bill Hader mimics Arnold Schwarzenegger with the help of Deepfake The DeepFake is an artificial intelligence technology, that can change people and objects in a video. Here, with the help of DeepFaceLab a user changed the face of the actor Bill Hader, as the latter mimics Arnold Schwarzenegger.
- The timelapse of a life with drawing The user sketck_lines paint images from the life of a woman in a video 38 seconds. The video begins with fertilization, childhood and adulthood, while seeing the person develops and matures with time.
- A small child with a lot of talent A toddler from China painting cats on a paper with excellent technique.
- The painting of a tiger in great detail Canadian painter Caden Fiddler paints a large portrait of a tiger measuring 50x76 cm. In the video we see the painting timelapse, which lasted 85 hours.
- Cat vs. illusion Someone printed the mirage "rotating snakes" on a sheet of paper and put it in front of his cat. You might think that the illusion works only on humans, but watching the reaction of the cat jumps onto the paper, one can understand that it is not so. "Rotating snakes" is an optical illusion that was designed by Akiyoshi Kitaoka Japanese. It is a still image that consists of twelve cycles, but when someone is looking at the picture you can see the circles rotate around themselves. Seeing the circles to move, the cat tries to touch them with her foot.
- A squirrel inside a bag of crisps A small katoikidios squirrel enjoying a hearty meal in a bag of crisps.
- Dynamic mapped display A group of students in Ishikawa Watanabe laboratory at the University of Tokyo, working on augmented reality functions and a program for viewing patterns on moving surfaces. This dynamically mapped display functions through a system which detects the surface with an infrared ray grid speed 1000 fps. The projected image is calculated directly again to match the object moves, and gives the illusion that the display is integrated in the moving object.
- The Seagull go shopping Seagull walks into a café, grabs a bag of crisps and leaves.
- You can distinguish the painting from reality; In each one of these small clips, the artist Howard Lee has painted one of the objects with photorealistic precision. Can you find it;