Or better said, the people using Photoshop would never cease to amaze me.
Amy Shackleton is a 25-year-old artist who paints without paint brushes. No, silly, it’s not finger-painting or graffiti or spilling paint and calling it a day, it’s real masterpieces that look amazing. She uses squeeze bottles to make them.
Salvator Mundi, or “Savior of the World” is a painting by Leonardo da Vinci that’s been lost for centuries. Art historians have confirmed that deeper in the painting, you can see the “miraculous softness” and the “delicate paint” of Leonardo.
Sure, you could use a brush to make a painting, like some kind of neanderthal – or you could employ this mesmerising, incredibly gorgeous drip method. With coffee cups. Watching this work’s creation is better than the finished product.
Google has taken its street view cameras inside some of the world’s most famous museums. The result? A stunningly high-resolution trove of paintings that would otherwise be an ocean away. And here’s how they did it.
