‘Galaxy Hair’ or, if you prefer, ‘Space Hair’ – where trendsetting young coiffsters recreate the cosmic ballet in hair colour – from the Aurora Borealis to deep space lightshows.
More at #galaxyhair and #spacehair.
‘Galaxy Hair’ or, if you prefer, ‘Space Hair’ – where trendsetting young coiffsters recreate the cosmic ballet in hair colour – from the Aurora Borealis to deep space lightshows.
More at #galaxyhair and #spacehair.
A short film by Greg Brunkalla exploring the experience of Neil Harbisson who was born with achromatopsia, a condition that renders him completely colourblind.
By way of an antenna implanted in the back of his head, Harbisson (who happily refers to himself as a ‘cyborg’) gains a comprehension of the colours around him by hearing distinct sounds.
The definitive answer to the Internet’s current most annoying meme by ASAP Science.
Now can everyone please leave it?
The Science of Why No One Agrees on the Color of This Dress (Wired)


Famous paintings recreated in Pantone colour swatches by UK artist Nick Smith.


Portraits created from layers of discs cut from paint swatches by San Francisco-based visual artist Peter Combe who sez of them:
These artworks transform and change subtly as the viewer shifts from his/her vantage point, there is a magic that occurs, a trick of the eye where color seems to occupy space—a void—at once ethereal, yet seen from another angle the whole appears as if a ghostly image, veiled in gossamer.