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Alien hunters claim to have found an alien structure on earth using google maps, and

I'm going to tell you all about it, here for you on IO.

What is good alien loving potatoes, charlotte here, excited to tell you about a crazy looking

structure that was found using google maps.

Near Egypt's red sea, a peculiar looking formation was spotted.

It's a spiral pattern that spins outward from the center.

It's made up of sand and holes in the ground.

UFOlogists were extremely excited when they saw it, I mean how difficult would it be for

humans to make this structure.

Unfortunately, or fortunately depending on how you look at it, the formation is actually

artwork, made by three artists.

Danae Stratou, Alexandra Stratou and Stella Constantinides are the masterminds behind

it.

The art piece is called Desert Breath.

Its one million square feet in diameter, and its designed to showed the passage of time

and the nature of the landscape.

According to Danae Stratou – she imagines the world as two parallel realities.

There is the world inside, and the world outside of us.

It is through the senses that we are able to connect the inside to the outside world.

Desert Breath was completed on march 7 1997.

At the center, there used to be a body of water, but seeing as the structure is in the

desert and its been almost 20 years since it was created, the water evaporatedSlowly

but surely, the art piece is slowly disintegrating, and its also meant to measure the passage

of time.

I'm kinda sad that It's not an alien structre, but its still cool nonetheless.

. Imagine how hard I would have been to create this piece of land art in the middle of the

desert.

Crop circles and circular have almost always been associated with aliens and ufo's, but

some of the most famous ones ended up being hoaxes.

But there have been eyewitness reports that suggest otherwise.

In 1966, a farmer in Australia said he saw a flying saucer rise up froma swampy are and

fly away.

When he went to investigate, he saw a circular area of debris and flattened grass.

Reports of crop circles reached their peak in the 1970s and 80s.

Yes crop circles are real, but the question is, what or whom creates them?

Perhaps they are made by space ships that use invisible energy beams.

One molecular biologist, Horace drew, suggests that crop circles could be messages made by

human time travelers from the future, and they are designed to help them navigate our

planet.

And the simplest explanation is, that they are made by humans.

Do you think crop circles are made by aliens?

Let me know in the comments below.

Speaking of comments im going to respond to some of yours.

Osama bin landin – honestly don't wanna be a hater but the potato joke is dead.

These kids overused it and now its just cringy.

Ninja Gaming – NOOOO please bring potatoes back.

No more ptoatoes for you.

Osama bin ladin says so.

Kirit Ubhi – Why are you wearing a most amazing top 10 shirt.

Most amazing top 10 is our sister channel.

We film in the same studio.

Ok guys that's all for this video, if you liked this video you'll love, scientists

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me, later taters.

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hi I'm Brandon and welcome to nature meets paper the place where we go on an

adventure to discover the world of marine biology today we're going to go

on a new adventure to go with my regular videos if you noticed my regular videos

have a green thumb nail that's for the science portion this is gonna be our new

video series that's gonna have blue thumb nails it's gonna be focused more

on the art behind how I do all of my art because I know a few of you requested to

see how I do it I just want to let you know that I'm not professionally trained

at all this is going to be a video series that's gonna be a little more

relaxed it's not going to get scripted and I just wanted to let you know that I

practice a lot I do a new painting every single week so that practice helps me

with my skills and I experiment a lot with to see how like what works best for

me are you ready let's dive in I don't show how I get my initial drawing on my

canvas or watercolor paper I do my initial drawing on tracing paper then

use carbon transfer paper to transfer a line drawing to my canvas

I do this for a few reasons first is that I don't like to erase on the canvas

or watercolor paper second is that by the time I'm painting I've gone over the

shapes and lines and the directions of the flow three times this repetition

allows me to naturally flow with the paint in the direction of the details

I'd also like to say make sure your drawing is correct

before adding paint paint can fix many things but it can't fix proportions and

proportions are a big deal when you're trying to draw realistic nature or

realistic things

this Koi painting had tons of detail in it causing me to paint in a little bit

different style than I normally do I'm left-handed and I always start with my

paintings with the background first that way I can work on the background and

then work on my subject I start in the top right corner and then work my way

down to the bottom left this makes it so I'm not running it my hand over wet

paint I work with a small brush when I'm using close details leaving a ring or

a margin around the subject then I fill the rest in with a large brush it is

like decorating cookies you start with an outline then you flood with icing but

in this case we are using paint and not sugar the thing to remember when painting is to

get the values correct make sure your darks are dark enough and

your lights are light enough if you get this right you don't need to worry about

getting the exact color from your reference photo it'll still look really

good for these koi I started with my brightest colors like reds and oranges

then I work to my light yellows to the of the body the the reason for doing

this is so that I can get a value of reds I want to make sure I don't fill in

space with the wrong color for bright oranges and reds it is best to have them

on a base of white because they can bleed into other colors and if you have

them on a dark background there'll be a darker color this just ensures that

they're the brightest colors possible I also try to stick with similar colors I

find it easier to work in similar colors so I don't have to mix those same colors

again I will find all the colors that are similar and place them on the koi

even if the color isn't the final color I want I will place it

I can always go back over it with a glaze to lighten or darken the color my

glaze using a little bit of water with my acrylic paints or glazing medium just

be careful when using glazing medium it is more translucent than using water but

it also has a high gloss and that might not be what the effect you are going

for I usually try to work from mid-tones to my darks this helps push

the subject back into the background it is easier for me to work from lights to

darks and then add my final highlights at the end how do I know if my colors

are dark enough I check my values with my reference photo I often try to

isolate colors and values with my hands so you can do this at home you can close

one I make a small hole with your hand make and then you can look through this

hole until you can see only a color swatch and then that gives you the color

so this gives you the general tone of the color and the general like feeling

so you can mix different aspects onto it I recommend if you're new to painting

grab a color wheel and see where that color kind of falls on the color wheel

and you can mix your colors to make that one color that you just saw then I can

mix my paints to watch what I saw you can also hold your paintbrush in the air

to align it with the color of your reference photo the paint on the brushes

or the paint on the bristles should match what is on the screen or reference

make sure it make sure it's lit well from behind if you are working from a

computer monitor the backlight will make it appear darker and to get the fine

details I use a long thin brush I used to think those tiny little bristle

brushes would be best for final detail it does make sense but the paint

separates the bristles causing it to be less

detailed so use a long thin bristle brush for fine details you can see me use this

brushes for several spots on this piece as I work I refer to my reference photo

more than I look at the painting in the beginning I want to make sure that I'm

familiar with the space the shape in the value of the piece before it goes on to

the canvas by the time the I am working with my highlights which is typically at

the end I don't use my reference photo as much at that point my mid-tones and

darks are set I need to decide as an artist what my painting needs I do refer

to the photo a bit but not as much as the beginning I had highlights then

finish the eyes last many people like doing the eyes first which is fine

remember I'm not a trained in art at all but I do like the reveal of the

character the in the animal's eyes this is the moment where everything comes

together and you give that painting life I really enjoy that moment also remember

to let your layers dry it is not like Photoshop where you can click a button

to add a layer or to undo if they're layer you are working on it becomes

tacky or doesn't glide nicely it is time to stop the next thing with acrylic

paint is that it dries fast this gives me time to look at my painting from

several feet away just take it in and see what it needs

and make decisions that way I can work I can also work on other aspects of my

business during these rest periods and then finish up my paintings when I come

back to I will call this painting finished thanks for watching this video

it was fun trying something new it feels less scripted and it feels a little more

personal which is kind of fun so you can kind of get to know me how I think a

little bit better I will do my best to put out these videos on Tuesdays my

regularly scheduled videos come out on Saturday mornings so I try and get these

videos out by Tuesday but these videos are a little harder for me because it's

less scripted and I have to wait till my painting is

actually done to get it done for you which means some of my weekends are a

little bit busy but I will do my best to get it out by Tuesday I hope you enjoyed

this series called how to art I have two limited edition t-shirts that I created

called dock the halls it features a harbor seal with Santa hat some

Christmas lights up for sale on teespring.com you can look for that in

the description below I'm also going to be creating and selling Christmas

ornaments so if you want one of those send me a message if you can find my

social media down below I use Instagram quite often you can even find me there

and request a Christmas ornament all right be happy be silly be creative I

will see you in our next adventure

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