The unexpected math behind Van Gogh's Starry Night - Natalya St. Clair
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Date: 2020-08-22
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DragonofEpics
Van Gogh also seemed like a pretty sweet guy, aside from the ear mutilation, alcoholism and prostitutes. Theres this one painting, whos name I forget, that he made for his nephew when he was his nephew was born. Apparently almost everything we know about Van Goghs personal life is through his letters to his brother. His brother saved almost all his letters. I believe his brother inherited some of the letters he had sent Van Gogh after his death, and after he died too, Van Goghs sister-in-law(brothers wife) compiled them all together and published them.
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Van Gogh also seemed like a pretty sweet guy, aside from the ear mutilation, alcoholism and prostitutes. Theres this one painting, whos name I forget, that he made for his nephew when he was his nephew was born. Apparently almost everything we know about Van Goghs personal life is through his letters to his brother. His brother saved almost all his letters. I believe his brother inherited some of the letters he had sent Van Gogh after his death, and after he died too, Van Goghs sister-in-law(brothers wife) compiled them all together and published them.
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Saguna
This video gave me goosebumps. Van Gogh was a genius and the way he was treated by society for being so ahead of his time is saddening. Van Gogh was according to me one of the most beautiful souls to ever have lived and he deserved so much better than what he got.
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This video gave me goosebumps. Van Gogh was a genius and the way he was treated by society for being so ahead of his time is saddening. Van Gogh was according to me one of the most beautiful souls to ever have lived and he deserved so much better than what he got.
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Al
I think that because his ear was cut off. Somehow a lot of blood full of oxygen went to his brain and it allowed him to access more of his brain which made his vision and senses more sharp and strong.
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I think that because his ear was cut off. Somehow a lot of blood full of oxygen went to his brain and it allowed him to access more of his brain which made his vision and senses more sharp and strong.
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Bella
Yes i major in art I know about optical mixing but I thought this was smthg else smh my teacher was able to define optical mixing with a few words not a four and a half long minute video
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Yes i major in art I know about optical mixing but I thought this was smthg else smh my teacher was able to define optical mixing with a few words not a four and a half long minute video
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Tirth
Those wavy patterns were never Stars except for the few bright spots. everything else was wind and motion. not light. this whole video is pretty much false.
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Those wavy patterns were never Stars except for the few bright spots. everything else was wind and motion. not light. this whole video is pretty much false.
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rabbiya
And now i know why i draw this never ending circular pattern in absentmindedness all the time. Always saw van gogh work and loved it but never new why!
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And now i know why i draw this never ending circular pattern in absentmindedness all the time. Always saw van gogh work and loved it but never new why!
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Phyllis
I would be very grateful to you if you would tell me which animation technique you used to make this video. In particular the moving clouds & stars.
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I would be very grateful to you if you would tell me which animation technique you used to make this video. In particular the moving clouds & stars.
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I am not at all surprised that Van Gogh could depict turbulence but that guy invented/discovered the Math behind it, I also love his brain very much!
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I am not at all surprised that Van Gogh could depict turbulence but that guy invented/discovered the Math behind it, I also love his brain very much!
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George
It's likelier that this 'artist' got these swirls from the works of Hieronymus Bosch
Then, whence would he have got them?
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It's likelier that this 'artist' got these swirls from the works of Hieronymus Bosch
Then, whence would he have got them?
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kibria
So basically, a turbulent mind discovered turbulence and portrayed it.
He was different. too different for this world.
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So basically, a turbulent mind discovered turbulence and portrayed it.
He was different. too different for this world.
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