Thoughts aloud

When mankind began to use radiation, it tried its incredible, magical power everywhere. People really hoped that this is a panacea for all their troubles. Now, if you have back pain or you just have trouble sleeping - let the night comes magical radiation and you will be fine

A hundred years after Guttenberg launched his printing press, a delightful book is published, where visualization is built on the principle of three-dimensional images. A brilliant attempt to visualize the information in medicine for example Ophthalmodouleia - book published in 1583 in Germany.

Sometimes, watching rain dripping on spilled oil leads to big projects in ego art. But what does it have to do with ecology?

Our knowledge of the properties of radiation and is now far from complete, and before mankind thought that radium warms, invigorates and pleases. And especially children.

Now the entire Internet rushed to discuss why the illustrators of ancient manuscripts painted a cats lick themselves ass - was it fun for scribes or a simple manifestation of reverent love of the people to the cats, but nobody bothered even to glance slightly to the side deciphering simple symbols visualizing religious code.

We almost never even suspect what is behind every color around us. And sometimes this knowledge can save our lives

A brief history of Eric Nietzsche - the undisputed pioneer of modernism in visualization and printing design.

Yes, I'm starting to talk about flowers today. Not the ones that grow, but the spectral ones and the non-spectral ones. I think color is very important. It is important in itself. He talks about a lot and can remember a lot. it just happened.

We know very little about how many of the things that surround us, only seem to us useful and beautiful. All stories from the heading Radioactive Incidents-about it. It is not yet a hundred years since objects and preparations containing radium and uranium were used all over the world as magic wands. They seemed to cure everything and give us fantastic opportunities. But it wasn't as much fun.

Today, I will tell you about one surprising project of the end of the sixtieth years.