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Artist Madhav Kohli recently shared a series of images on Twitter generated by AI depicting stereotypical features associated with women from various Indian states. 

Artificial Intelligence:  AI created images of women from different Indian states 

AI created images of women from different Indian states 

Artist Madhav Kohli recently shared a series of images on Twitter generated by AI depicting stereotypical features associated with women from various Indian states.&nbsp;

With each passing day, new trends emerge on social media and in recent years, artificial intelligence (AI) has taken over almost every avenue, making our lives easier. This latest trend surrounding AI is making headlines and netizens can&rsquo;t keep calm.&nbsp;
Recently, artist Madhav Kohli shared a series of images on Twitter generated by AI depicting stereotypical features associated with women from various Indian states including, Maharashtra, Punjab, Bihar, Uttar Pradesh among others.&nbsp;
This has surely stirred a debate among social media users with the representational images garnering mixed reactions from them.
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Right from beachside stalls at Goa to professional studios at malls, the Indian tattoo industry is bright and booming. The estimated projections since 2016 about the annual revenue of the industry is above ₹20,000 crore.   To become a tattoo artist is an offbeat job, but they say necessity is the mother of invention, and many artists we spoke to choose this profession because well – they wanted to get inked!   There is no dearth of information on the internet on how a person can start the practice of tattoos at home, and e-commerce websites will deliver supplies to your doorstep. This has led to a lot of home-grown and local artists who work on the artform. The size, design, experience of the artist, time consumed, colors of the tattoo and placement are all factors that play into how much a tattoo will cost.   For many this work is also becoming lucrative enough to do as their full-time job, to spend the time it takes to learn the craft and it pays!   However not all tattoo stories have a happy ending. If Ariana Grande can get a tattoo that spells Japanese Barbeque Grill and Deepika Padukone can get a permanent tattoo to mark a relationship that didn’t quite have a fairy tale ending, we are after all mere mortals. If there is money in getting a tattoo – there's also money involved in removing it! And we Indians often get our tattoos removed too – more than any other country in the world.  But it’s not always wrong tattoos, or not being invested in them anymore that leads to tattoos being removed.   One reason for this boom in the tattoo industry in recent years could also be the fact that there is no longer a ‘type’ of person who gets inked. And the attitudes to this style of art are also changing.   We now know there is money being spent here. But the largest question still remains – why are people going through this permanent process for tattoos at all? Why do people get inked and to what lengths will they go for their adornment? We take a look at that in the next episode, but do tell us how much dough you spent on your tattoos in the comments below! 
 
Watch Episode 1 Watch Episode 2 Watch Episode 3 

How and Why | Tattoos Episode 3: How much money does the tattoo industry make? 

Right from beachside stalls at Goa to professional studios at malls, the Indian tattoo industry is bright and booming. The estimated projections since 2016 about the annual revenue of the industry is above ₹20,000 crore.  
 
To become a tattoo artist is an offbeat job, but they say necessity is the mother of invention, and many artists we spoke to choose this profession because well – they wanted to get inked!  
 
There is no dearth of information on the internet on how a person can start the practice of tattoos at home, and e-commerce websites will deliver supplies to your doorstep. This has led to a lot of home-grown and local artists who work on the artform. The size, design, experience of the artist, time consumed, colors of the tattoo and placement are all factors that play into how much a tattoo will cost.  
 
For many this work is also becoming lucrative enough to do as their full-time job, to spend the time it takes to learn the craft and it pays!  
 
However not all tattoo stories have a happy ending. If Ariana Grande can get a tattoo that spells Japanese Barbeque Grill and Deepika Padukone can get a permanent tattoo to mark a relationship that didn’t quite have a fairy tale ending, we are after all mere mortals. If there is money in getting a tattoo – there's also money involved in removing it! And we Indians often get our tattoos removed too – more than any other country in the world.  
But it’s not always wrong tattoos, or not being invested in them anymore that leads to tattoos being removed.  
 
One reason for this boom in the tattoo industry in recent years could also be the fact that there is no longer a ‘type’ of person who gets inked. And the attitudes to this style of art are also changing.  
 
We now know there is money being spent here. But the largest question still remains – why are people going through this permanent process for tattoos at all? Why do people get inked and to what lengths will they go for their adornment? We take a look at that in the next episode, but do tell us how much dough you spent on your tattoos in the comments below! 

The trend of getting tattoos seems to be spreading like wildfire, and everyone seems to have them! So how much money is the industry really making? In this episode we find out!&nbsp;

Right from beachside stalls at Goa to professional studios at malls, the Indian tattoo industry is bright and booming. The estimated projections since 2016 about the annual revenue of the industry is above ₹20,000 crore. &nbsp; &nbsp; To become a tattoo artist is an offbeat job, but they say necessity is the mother of invention, and many artists we spoke to choose this profession because well &ndash; they wanted to get inked! &nbsp; &nbsp; There is no dearth of information on the internet on how a person can start the practice of tattoos at home, and e-commerce websites will deliver supplies to your doorstep. This has led to a lot of home-grown and local artists who work on the artform. The size, design, experience of the artist, time consumed, colors of the tattoo and placement are all factors that play into how much a tattoo will cost. &nbsp; &nbsp; For many this work is also becoming lucrative enough to do as their full-time job, to spend the time it takes to learn the craft and it pays! &nbsp; &nbsp; However not all tattoo stories have a happy ending. If Ariana Grande can get a tattoo that spells Japanese Barbeque Grill and Deepika Padukone can get a permanent tattoo to mark a relationship that didn&rsquo;t quite have a fairy tale ending, we are after all mere mortals. If there is money in getting a tattoo &ndash; there's also money involved in removing it! And we Indians often get our tattoos removed too &ndash; more than any other country in the world. &nbsp; But it&rsquo;s not always wrong tattoos, or not being invested in them anymore that leads to tattoos being removed. &nbsp; &nbsp; One reason for this boom in the tattoo industry in recent years could also be the fact that there is no longer a &lsquo;type&rsquo; of person who gets inked. And the attitudes to this style of art are also changing. &nbsp; &nbsp; We now know there is money being spent here. But the largest question still remains &ndash; why are people going through this permanent process for tattoos at all? Why do people get inked and to what lengths will they go for their adornment? We take a look at that in the next episode, but do tell us how much dough you spent on your tattoos in the comments below!&nbsp;
Also Watch -&nbsp; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/how-and-why-tattoos-episode-1-the-history-and-culture-of-tattoos-in-india-1657292213294">Episode 1: The History and culture of tattoos in India&nbsp;</a> <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/how-and-why-tattoos-episode-2-who-owns-a-tattoo-the-question-of-copyright-1657292416422">Episode 2: Who owns a tattoo? The question of copyright&nbsp;</a>&nbsp; <a href="https://www.editorji.com/editorji-specials/how-and-why-tattoos-episode-4-why-do-people-get-tattoos-a-look-at-the-psychology-behind-getting-inked-1657293307863">Episode 4: Why do people get tattoos? A look at the psychology behind getting inked</a>

Indeed, it is very difficult for humans to do different things at the same time. However, an artist has proved himself that he can do so. 
A video on the internet has grabbed the viewers' attention and left them astonished. An undated video shows a man was seen drawing 5 sketches at the same time by using 5 pens attached to a horizon rod.
The unnamed artist has made flawless sketches of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and The Flash from DC Comics 'Justice League'.
After the 26-second timelapse video went viral on social media it has gained more than 9 lakh views since it was posted on Saturday. 

Watch: Artist sketches 5 superheroes simultaneously, left people amazed

The unnamed artist has made flawless sketches of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and The Flash from DC Comics 'Justice League'.

It is indeed&nbsp;very difficult for humans to do different things at the same time. However, an artist has proved himself that he can do so.&nbsp;
A video on the internet has grabbed the viewers' attention and left them astonished. An undated video shows a man drawing 5 sketches at the same time by using 5 pens attached to a horizontal rod.
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The unnamed artist made flawless sketches of Superman, Batman, Wonder Woman, Aquaman, and The Flash from DC Comics 'Justice League'.
After the 26-second timelapse video went viral on social media it has gained more than 9 lakh views since it was posted on Saturday.&nbsp;

Ever since Elon&nbsp;Musk mentioned NFTs, they have taken over the world, and the art industry seems to be leading the way.&nbsp;
Now, a single red pixel is being sold by artist 'Unhomed'&nbsp;as part of three digital artworks on NFT marketplace OpenSea&nbsp;has taken the Internet by storm.
Priced at&nbsp;more than $800,000 each, all three of these digital artworks involve 1x1px in three colors; green, blue, and red, named Digital Primary G, B, and R.
While none of the three artworks have offers yet, the views for all three listings have blown up after Tech&nbsp;YouTuber Marques Brownlee shared a photo of the listing on Twitter.

A single red pixel is selling as an NFT for over ₹6.5 crore

A single red pixel is selling as an NFT for over ₹6.5 crore, netizens are asking how much is it really worth?

Ever since Elon&nbsp;Musk mentioned NFTs, they have taken over the world, and the art industry seems to be leading the way.&nbsp;
Now, a single red pixel is being sold by artist 'Unhomed'&nbsp;as part of three digital artworks on NFT marketplace OpenSea&nbsp;has taken the Internet by storm.
Priced at&nbsp;more than $800,000 each, all three of these digital artworks involve 1x1px in three colors; green, blue, and red, named Digital Primary G, B, and R.
While none of the three artworks have offers yet, the views for all three listings have blown up after Tech&nbsp;YouTuber Marques Brownlee shared a photo of the listing on Twitter.

British anonymous street artist Banksy's&nbsp;painting that was made to honour healthcare workers in the UK, has broken records. The painting titled 'Game Changer', was sold for $23.1 million at a Christie's auction in London, that's over four times its estimated price.
The painting was donated by Banksy&nbsp;to the University Hospital Southampton (UHS) in May 2020, amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;It shows a child playing with a toy nurse, wearing a face mask and a cape, while Batman and Spiderman toys lie in one corner in a basket.&nbsp;
The auction house shared that proceeds from the sale will go to the University Hospital and charities across the country.

Banksy's 'Game Changer' painting breaks records, sells for $23M!

British anonymous street artist Banksy's&nbsp;painting that was made to honour healthcare workers in the UK, has broken records. The painting titled 'Game Changer', was sold for $23.1 million at a Christie's auction in London, that's over four times its estimated price.
The painting was donated by Banksy&nbsp;to the University Hospital Southampton (UHS) in May 2020, amidst the Covid-19 pandemic.&nbsp;It shows a child playing with a toy nurse, wearing a face mask and a cape, while Batman and Spiderman toys lie in one corner in a basket.&nbsp;
The auction house shared that proceeds from the sale will go to the University Hospital and charities across the country.

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Installation artist Doris Salcedo is filling the streets of Colombia with the names of the dead. In a homage to deceased Human Rights activists of Colombia, Doris along with volunteers are writing their names on Bolivar Plaza with shards of glass. Community leaders were harassed, threatened and slain in alarming numbers  in the aftermath of Colombia's peace agreement signed in late 2016. Doris uses glass as her medium because it symbolises the fragility of life - which once broken can never be mended. 

Installation artist Doris Salcedo is filling the streets of Colombia with the names of the dead. In a homage to deceased Human Rights activists of Colombia, Doris along with volunteers are writing their names on Bolivar Plaza with shards of glass. Community leaders were harassed, threatened and slain in alarming numbers  in the aftermath of Colombia's peace agreement signed in late 2016. Doris uses glass as her medium because it symbolises the fragility of life - which once broken can never be mended. 

It's said that 'Art Is Not Living. It Is The Use Of Living'; and is the most befitting metaphor for Indian lawyer turned artist Bahaar Dhawan. Painting a wall with 20 canvases in 24 hours for the opening of World Art Dubai fair, Bahaar's challenges were only mere hurdles in the way of her undying passion. From sourcing the material, to creating a masterpiece, Bahaar's process was an immersive spectacle, and became an impromptu live painting workshop for all visitors. The story is evidence of how divine passion drives great work.

Paris' first digital art museum L’Atelier des Lumières, has launched an immersive art experience. Hundreds of Van Gogh's paintings have been transformed using music and art technology. A 35-minute experience will engage the visitors in his world through his paintings. Commentaries about his life, and the paintings will be accessible with the help of a mobile app. Art connoisseurs have the chance to visit the exhibit till the 31st of December.  

Paris' first digital art museum L’Atelier des Lumières, has launched an immersive art experience. Hundreds of Van Gogh's paintings have been transformed using music and art technology. A 35-minute experience will engage the visitors in his world through his paintings. Commentaries about his life, and the paintings will be accessible with the help of a mobile app. Art connoisseurs have the chance to visit the exhibit till the 31st of December.  

Here are two things that shouldn't work together - but somehow just do! Instagram artist and photographer Stephen McMnammy is combining photographs to create bizarre pieces of art! Sriracha bottles that spew fire, Lightbulbs that turn into balloons and many more! Take a look! 

Here are two things that shouldn't work together - but somehow just do! Instagram artist and photographer Stephen McMnammy is combining photographs to create bizarre pieces of art! Sriracha bottles that spew fire, Lightbulbs that turn into balloons and many more! 

The 10-day woodcarving workshop in Tripura comes to an end. It was organised by London-based IMA Foundation, founded by artist Radha Binod Sharma. More than 40 artists from the world over participated in the workshop along with local artisans and students. Different techniques and styles for traditional and modern art forms were shared. 

The 10-day woodcarving workshop in Tripura comes to an end. It was organised by London-based IMA Foundation, founded by artist Radha Binod Sharma. More than 40 artists from the world over participated in the workshop along with local artisans and students. Different techniques and styles for traditional and modern art forms were shared. 

Jodhpur's 'lentil-man' makes paintings on lentils within a minute. Meet Vijay Prajapat, a miniature artist who has helped revive the lost Rajasthani tradition for the past 11 years. The owner of Umaid Heritage art school, he even gives free art supplies and lessons to people from across the world.

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