Tangled With Reality: Living 3D Paintings, Literally.

The 3D technology has been around for centuries, under the longer and complicated name Theater; with the slogan: so real, you can touch and throw tomatoes at actors in case you don’t like the play. Although now days we are forced to wear glasses to see the better special effects in 3D plays, and the only thing we can touch are our cinema neighbor’s breasts, face or popcorn, the truth is we can still watch 3D without the need of glasses. People have been fighting to keep the natural 3D alive, and Alexa Meade has taken the fight to a whole new level making living 3D paintings, literally.

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Creatures and Ives: Monsters and Lithographs

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The Personality We Wear. Photographer Shows How The Clothes Make The Social Man

"A man's shoes tell what kind of man he is."; semeone said that. And that someone was (partially) wrong. What you wear defines how you look to the eyes of society: if you wear a cop's uniforme you are a cop, if you wear a white coat in a hospital you are a doctor, if you wear crocs you are either crazy or brave.

We are beautiful creatures who have learned and evolved through assimilation, and in the same way we've learned to generalize random events and turn them into discrimination, racism. If you think you don't judge people by their appearence, you're probably right, at least in the conscience side, because you unconscience side is doing that boring task for you, so you can do more important things like texting while driving, self-food poisoning and study.

In this series of images you'll notice something very interesting; which is...

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Mapping Stereotypes: The Most Popular Names In Europe

We are now around that time when a lot of babies start to show up at our doorsteps – you know, because of the order you made in the summer last year; the storks are really busy around this time of year, dodging bullets and delivering babies.

So, I’m sure you’ve come up with a bunch of names for your unborn baby, and I’m pretty sure they are awesome names, for you. No doubt Gaylord is a perfectly good name for any child, living in the 18^th century; but in this century that name would only get your child an excellent ass-kicking and a trauma for the rest of its life.

You want to be creative and give your child a name one can’t pronounce without bending the tongue and swelling bubbles? By all means, please do that. That name will probably be popular in the next century anyway. But before you ruin your kid’s life, here is a list of names trending right now:

    For girls:

    For boys:

These illustrations are part of the project Mapping Stereotypes by the bulgarian graphic designer Yanko Tsvetkov.

PS: The names on the maps above can only be used for european children, and none else.

If Valentine's Day Cards Were Honest

Good luck on your "Let's See If You Still Love Me" test. I hope you pass.