These paintings...no, they’re not photos...are absolutely amazing (please note...do not try to recreate them with crayons...you know who you are)
There are many examples on the net. Here are a few. https://www.creativebloq.com/illustration/examples-photorealism-10135012
Who's Jeff? Did you click on the link to pencil drawings on page 2. The Audrey Hepburn one is impressive, as are others, but this one really stood out to me. please log in to view this image
AFC Bedale have revealed their new strip for the coming season and it’s dedicated to one of the nation’s favourite treats to consume at half-time – the hot dog. https://www.thenonleaguefootballpap...580/yorkshire-club-to-don-hot-dog-style-kits/
Folk are missing the point here. The kit's got the DNA of the club running right through it. It's really enhanced by the comedy bollocks. Or, indeed, the comedy vulva. Depending on how high the shorts ride up.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carlos_Kaiser_(footballer) not sure if any of you have heard about this guy he has incredible amounts of appearences his film comes out next week meant to be a great watch https://www.myvue.com/film/kaiser-the-greatest-footballer-never-to-play-football
Egypt zoo accused of painting donkey to look like a zebra please log in to view this image Image copyrightMAHMOUD A SARHAN Image captionThe zoo has denied that this is a painted donkey A zoo in Egypt has denied painting black stripes on a donkey to make it look like a zebra after a photo of the animal appeared online. Student Mahmoud Sarhan put the images on Facebook after visiting Cairo's International Garden municipal park. Aside from its small size and pointy ears, there were also black smudges on its face. The pictures quickly went viral, with experts weighing in on the species of the animal. A vet contacted by local news group Extranews.tv said that a zebra's snout is black, while its stripes are more consistent and parallel. Mr Sarhan told Extranews that the enclosure contained two animals and that both had been painted. please log in to view this image Image captionZebras have black snouts, and smaller ears than donkey please log in to view this image When contacted by local radio station Nogoum FM, zoo director Mohamed Sultan insisted the animal was not a fake. This is not the first time that a zoo has been accused of trying to fool its audience. Unable to find a way around the Israeli blockade, a zoo in Gaza painted two donkeys to look like zebras in 2009. Another Gaza zoo put stuffed animals on display in 2012 because of the shortages of animals. In 2013, a Chinese zoo in Henan province tried to pass off a Tibetan mastiff dog as an African lion, and in 2017 a zoo in Guangxi province disappointed visitors by exhibiting blow-up plastic penguins. Weeks later, another Guangxi zoo drew condemnation for displaying plastic butterflies.
