Know pain know gain

 Know pain, know gain Pain is 100 percent produced by the brain. Pain is based on a perception of threat that requires the brain to take action.For example, in low back pain, irritated tissues send information to the brain, and pain is produced by the brain. Pain grabs the...

Abstract photography

Unexpected colours combination of leaves but still really pretty. Abstract photographers - be regarded as one. Photography has various forms and incorporates a whole lot of styles. Undoubtedly one of the categories is fine art, in addition to that here we also come across...

Treble Clef Art

Notes, music staff and treble clef vector I love the concept of the bass and treble clef combined to make a heart, especially since I play  multiple instruments in together clefs, but it is technique too overused.. I required a new twist on it  and this is almost...

Hell is empty and all the devils are here.

Style A line from William Shakespeare's "The Tempest"  ARIEL      Not a soul But felt a fever of the mad and played Some tricks of desperation. All but mariners Plunged in the foaming brine and quit the vessel, Then all afire with me. The king’s son, Ferdinand, With...

Gerald Parel Art Batman

No you shut up, this is the coolest Batman print in the world...   IT IS, So just shut up and bask in its beauty Gerald Parel is likely best known for his brilliant and complex Marvel covers, however when he puts pencil to paper, he regularly thinks of rather striking...

Beautiful and Sexy Thigh Tattoos for women

 BEAUTIFUL AND SEXY THIGH TATTOOS FOR WOMEN Not so long ago women where frowned on for having tattoos, luckily times have changed and increasing numbers of women are choosing to have tattoos. It is seen as an extension of their beauty regimes, new dress, new lip gloss, new...

Anaglyph ART

   always loved pictures of televisions in disrepair. Anaglyph pictures were concocted in 1853 by Wilhelm Rollmann. An anaglyph is a moving or still picture made up of two somewhat balance yet indistinguishable drawings in differentiating shades (typically...