Human veins pattern

The definition of pareidolia is pretty broad. It's a psychological phenomenon that causes people to see or hear a vague image or sound as something significant. On the internet, however, we're mostly presented with examples of facial pareidolia, as it is arguably one of the easiest ones to spot. But it would be a crime against our curiosity if we focused solely on this type of the phenomenon. To remind you that there is way more than meets the eye, Bored Panda has collected a list of things…

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Amazing how co-evolution occurs in little details in nature. Veins of the human heart and tree roots.

Blood vessels in the eye create a distinctive pattern

I blogged last month about myths, legends and fairy tales: the wisdom they contain and how they can be a wellspring for all kinds of storytelling. This month I’ll talk about building my new novel, …

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Scanning electron microscope (SEM) image of human muscle tissue collected from an 18 year old male during tooth surgery. The connective tissue I collagen fibers and red blood cells . Magnification x4200 when printed 10 cm wide.

Raija Jokinen creates figures evoking the body and natural system of humans and has been seen explored in a different and creative way by adding botanical pieces such as colorful flowers.

Finnish artist Raija Jokinen (previously) echoes the natural shapes of botanics and anatomy in her elaborately formed figures. The sculptural works are comprised of sprawling webs that appear like both root and vein systems, with flowers and more dense, fleshy patches emerging from an arm or torso. Each piece fuses the physical and mental, Jokinen says, sharing that her “approach is focused on everyday feelings, situations, and thoughts we all have.” The mesh works are created from…