See the world famous cities redrawn from memory
Only with pen and ink, painter Stefan Bleekrode working in the Netherlands spent a lot of time re-drawing his enchanting cities.
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Only with pen and ink, painter Stefan Bleekrode working in the Netherlands spent a lot of time re-drawing his enchanting cities.
The mollusks, especially those living on the deep sea are species with diverse shapes, strange to incredible.
They belong to the Ommastrephidae squid family. They live in the northern part of the Pacific Ocean, around the waters of Japan, along the coast of China and Russia, sou…
Photographers from South Africa and Australia have recorded a rare sight when attack seals saw sharks and squid.
To do this experiment, you need to prepare 1 bottle of water, 1 cup of water, 1 color paper and 1 black ink brush.
The people of a Filipino village were surprised to see the squid with a size larger than the whole.
Tattoos are a form of permanent marking with ink that changes skin pigmentation to beautify, create an impression or other causes.
Inkless printers designed by Dutch scientists will greatly reduce printing costs and do not adversely affect the environment.
Scientists have discovered an individual species of reverse eye squid, purple body, living in deep sea areas off the coast of California, USA.
AgIC Silver Ink Maker is a silver ink pen, used to draw circuits without using PCB boards.
A restaurant in London, England, plans to use 3D printing technology to process food and other items including cutlery and kitchenware.
Giant precious squid appeared in a seaport of Japan, attracting the attention of many people.
A large squid constantly throws itself and spits out black ink to threaten in the face of submarine exploration under the ocean.
Artists in Japan have created a new art in which they can paint beautiful dragon paintings with just an ink from feather writing.
The sex life of squid at the bottom of a mysterious ocean is always the subject of scientific discovery.