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Painting by kissing on paper
Artist Alexis Fraser, also known as Lex lipstick, in Canada has created extremely romantic drawings by applying lipstick and kissing paper.
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Using Monet's paintings to learn about the phenomenon of dirty gas pollution
British scientists used canvas paintings by the French master Claude Monet to learn about a mysterious pollution phenomenon that clouded London in the late 19th century.
Archeology
Treasure hidden at the bottom of the cup for more than 70 years
Gold rings and necklaces were carefully wrapped with canvas before hiding under the false bottom of a cup in the largest concentration camp in Nazi Germany.
Photo library
Unique with artistic canvas painting
Benjamin Shine artist (England) used tulle to create incredible portraits that look like 3-dimensional images.
Computer science
Tool to hack Wi-Fi devices is announced
Silica Security has just released Canvas software, including hundreds of tools that can attack any Wi-Fi network. Canvas aims to help IT professionals find ways to prote…
New technology
Discover the unique roll fabric technology for construction
Rolled concrete is a new modern construction material in Vietnam, which strongly attracts construction companies and vice minister Bui Pham Khanh.
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Special canvas makes Russian rockets stealthy in front of the satellite
Russian troops will deploy tents capable of completely concealing the combination of anti-radar guns and enemy satellites.
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Lifeboat tent for millions of homeless people around the world
For millions of homeless people in the world, finding shelter is a challenge. Severe weather in some places can even be fatal for people who are not fully protected.
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Woven fabric from ... dog fur
Researchers from York University have found the first evidence that people in the Pacific coast of North America used to use dog fur to weave cloth.