What's in a simple line drawing? Quite a lot, our brains say Date: May 20, 2011 Source: Ohio State University Summary: A new study using sophisticated brain scans shows how simple line drawings ...

This way, we were able to accurately watch the brain at work as it processed images of objects as photographs and as line drawings." The researchers had two hypotheses here. Either our brain ...

intensely personal construction of line pattern and shape. The Beautiful Brain contains breathtaking reproductions of drawings by Cajal some of which have never been reproduced (outside of their ...

Except now, his muse was the brain. "I see huge connections to contemporary art, because the line work is so detailed and beautiful and you can see almost dimension, but they're these very ...

Now brain scans show why one method of creating “implicit motion”, used by an 18th-century Japanese artist, works so well. While admiring line drawings by Hokusai Katsushika, psychophysicist ...

Tucson artist Lauri Kaye says her brain would look like jumble soup ... Instead she created a portrait story, using her unique line-drawing style (think 60's pop art), about what's been inspiring ...

To investigate the question of how we humans perceive line drawings, scientists at the Max Planck Institute for Human Cognitive and Brain Sciences in Leipzig, in collaboration with the Freie ...