Vintage illustrations Nov 27
6 comments Latest by Joshua Blankenship
If you only read one post there, check out Dr. Alesha Sivartha’s Brain Maps.
There’s also lots of other good random stuff at the site…
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6 comments so far
Robert 27 Nov 06
If it ain’t Dutch, it ain’t much ;)
racyli 27 Nov 06
Fascinating! Thanks for posting!
~Elia Schito 28 Nov 06
Wow! that Blog’s wonderful!
Kris Tuttle 28 Nov 06
Thanks for highlighting this. As a lover of books, science and math this site adds to my day.
david 28 Nov 06
Interesting!
Joshua Blankenship 28 Nov 06
I wish more people realized what a wealth of illustration (not to mention other visuals) there is in the past. Start looking to this sort of work for inspiration and I’d wager your current work will stop looking like everyone elses.
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