Scientists used a brain scanner to record the brain's activity in each stage of the process of drawing faces. The researchers found that the captured visual information is stored as a series of ...

drawing cartoons about human emotions, therapeutic or cathartic in some way. Totally. I think I might have stronger and more changeable feelings than we're supposed to have. Like, when I talk to ...

Unique Art That Is Bringing Joy To The World: “Creativity is seeing what everyone else has seen, and thinking what no one else has thought,” this quote fully describes an artist who takes photos of ...

From Simpsons to Minions, one woman has transformed her own face into dozens of recognizable cartoon characters, using only makeup. Laura Jenkinson's most recent re-creations include Woody Woodpecker, ...

I first learned about war when I met a couple of guys named Willie and Joe in the living room of the place I lived as a child. They were cartoon characters, a pair of GIs from World War II, who were ...

Nobody arguably needs to see detailed line art depicting Monsters, Inc.’s Mike Wazowski with the muscles of a world-class powerlifter and a chin so chiseled it could cut a diamond, but that hasn’t ...

Cartoonists often hide the faces of some characters in cartoons, sparking intrigue among viewers. This decision can be explained in different ways. Firstly, it may be done to accommodate the ...

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For years, I've struggled with political cartoons that seemed to forget that people of color exist. Cartoonists just didn't get it. I complained at conferences, wrote letters, you name it.