Illustrator Mark Fredrickson

Mark Fredrickson  lives and works in Arizona. In Tennessee Temple College, Mark has studied painting and photography, but in the final year of his interest shifted to the side of commercial illustration. After college, Mark worked as an illustrator of 4 years in the newspaper The Arizona Daily Star. Currently, Mark works as a freelance illustrator. His clients include Atlantic Monthly, Levi Strauss, Mead Products, Omni, Random House, and many others.

Green House in Austria

 

Designers and Reinhold Weichlbauer Albert Josef Ortis presented this mad and crazy green project. Architecture as if from a fairy tale - the stairs hovering in the air, windows and doors as if by themselves - all this is a house in Austria. Concrete cubes covered with soft, synthetic grass does not seem to support each other and hang independently, but perfectly fitting into the landscape.

The First Contest For Cosplay

the third festival of Japanese contemporary culture J-FEST. Among other things, the festival hosted the first contest for cosplay.

Their designs from a completely unreliable - rope railings, beams of half-rotten boards from time to time, an unstable foundation. But to the surprise of these bridges are kept for many years. Such structures are usually used where there is difficult and not profitable to build a traditional bridges. Before you the most extreme bridges in the world.

 Cool and unusual gadgets for outdoor photography. For those who sleep, eat and breathe this occupation.

 Visitors to Cologne Zoo can look for a change not only in living animals ... And all because last week there opened an exhibition of controversial artist Gunther von Hagens, devoted pet. The exhibition presents 20 works by masters of plasticization.

 German anatomist Gunther von Hagens, who was nicknamed "Doctor Death ", became famous for creating sculptures of dead human bodies, using the plastination process invented by him.

 The process of Plastination involves removing skin from the corpses, so that could be seen naked muscle tissue, nerves and internal organs, which are covered with synthetic materials that prevent the expansion of the tissue.

 In this work Gunther von Hagens does not emit any odors and do not decompose, as all liquid and fat are removed.

 Angelina Valley - the wife of Gunther von Hagens - Posing picture next to a male gorilla, subjected to an Plastination.

 The exhibition, which opened its doors on April 15, will be available to visitors until 30 September.

 Circulatory system of the horse's head, has undergone Plastination.