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 Remarkably Lifelike Wooden Animals Sculpted Using a Chainsaw ive Jürgen Lingl-Rebetez a block of wood and a chainsaw and watch magic happen. The sculptor's striking sculptures are so detailed and lifelike, that it seems astonishing to think that they were created using such an indelicate tool. The talented German artist is somehow able to breath a sense of animation and spirit into each carefully constructed piece. From an early age, Lingl-Rebetez expressed an interest in painting and drawing, going on to display a series of his pictures at a gallery in Dachau by the age of 20. After a time spent in mandatory civil service, he began a wood sculptor apprenticeship under the guidance of Master Hans-Joachim Seitfudem. Taking this classical training, he was then able to experiment with the chainsaw as a means of creation, finding a niche in the freedom this allowed when carving out his unique creations. Now, Lingl-Rebetez is internationally recognized for his powerful woo...

Doctors Urging People All Over The World To Stop Taking Ibuprofen Immediately, Here’s Why Are you prone to neck pain, arthritis pain, or just good old fashioned headache pain? If you rely on pain relievers like ibuprofen to relieve your pain, you may want to reconsider taking it. Doctors are saying that taking ibuprofen and other non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs comes with some risks. According to the FDA, “non-aspirin nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) can cause heart attacks or strokes.”  According to the article released by the FDA, even short term use of ibuprofen can increase the risk of having a heart attack or even a stroke. According to the FDA, “this risk increases the longer one continues to use ibuprofen. You do not need to have an existing heart condition to be at risk, although such a condition does increase your chances. These risks make ibuprofen especially dangerous to individuals over 40–the age at which one’s risk of heart disease...

  People Are Having A Tough Time Working Out How Many Triangles Are In This Picture ! Who doesn’t love a good brain teaser? They can appear super simple but then end up leaving you stumped for hours! Such as this simple drawing/illusion that was created by Kumar Ankit. Since it’s been shared online, it’s quickly gone viral and people have been left absolutely clueless as to what the correct answer   The drawing was created by Ankit on quora.com and since then it’s been shared hundreds of times on Facebook. It’s just a simple sketch that appears to be some triangles. The mission is to count how many triangles are in the image. It’s been shared hundreds of thousands of times on Facebook and there has definitely been a wide variety of answers with answers ranging from 4 to 44! I guess everyone sees this illusion a little different, and that’s what makes it so great! This brain teaser has left thousands of people scratching their head, do you think you mig...

 10 real people who inspired famous cartoon characters 10 W.C. Fields (Mr. Magoo) The writer of the cartoon, Millard Kaufman, had not intentionally based Mr Magoo on W. C. Fields, at least not in the very beginning. However, later the creative directors finally decided to draw inspiration from the hit comedian #9 Frank "Rocky"Fiegel (Popeye the Sailor) The photo enough proves that the cartoon character Popeye the Sailor was inspired by Frank Fiegel. Fiegel was somewhat of a local legend in Chester, Illinois, the hometown of the creator of the cartoon, E. C. Segar. #8 Dennis Lloyd Ketcham (Dennis “The Menace” Mitchell) Hank Ketcham, the cartoonist who created the Dennis the Menace comic was considering his own son to be the real Menace, the titular character of this series. Then, one day, Dennis created some mess to which his mom, Hank's wife yelled, "Hank, Dennis is Menace!" when Hank finally finalized the sketch! #7 Veronica Lake...

Remarkably Lifelike Wooden Animals Sculpted Using a Chainsaw ive Jürgen Lingl-Rebetez a block of wood and a chainsaw and watch magic happen. The sculptor's striking sculptures are so detailed and lifelike, that it seems astonishing to think that they were created using such an indelicate tool. The talented German artist is somehow able to breath a sense of animation and spirit into each carefully constructed piece. From an early age, Lingl-Rebetez expressed an interest in painting and drawing, going on to display a series of his pictures at a gallery in Dachau by the age of 20. After a time spent in mandatory civil service, he began a wood sculptor apprenticeship under the guidance of Master Hans-Joachim Seitfudem. Taking this classical training, he was then able to experiment with the chainsaw as a means of creation, finding a niche in the freedom this allowed when carving out his unique creations. Now, Lingl-Rebetez is internationally recognized for his powerful woode...