These images are transformed from ordinary photos to drawings in a very soulful way. Just a few simple steps, anyone will turn themselves into a cartoon character. As a result, many Facebook users have been fascinated by this trend. Due to Voila AI Artist’s impressive photo editing capabilities, internet users are going crazy with the cartoon photo trend. According to the research of VietNamNet , to create such animated images, users have to download a photo editing app called Voilà AI Artist. According to the introduction of the development team, Voilà AI Artist is an application that combines human creativity and artificial intelligence. The aim is to turn photos into fun cartoons and create stunning masterpieces. Using Voilà AI Artist is quite simple, this application provides 4 different filter groups. Users can download and use it for free without creating an account. If you want to use the paid version with more advanced features, users will have to pay 48,000 VND/week, 87,000 VND/month or 476,000 VND/year of use. Paying will help the image processing speed faster, in addition, the returned image is not watermarked. Filters of Voila AI Artist photo editing application. Photo: Trong Dat To create animated images, users only need to upload photos to the application for the AI ​​system to automatically process. In addition to creating images in the style of Pixar cartoon characters, the application also helps turn ordinary photos into renaissance paintings or caricatures. With such attractive features, even though it has only appeared since May 31, 2021 on A, Voilà AI Artist has stormed and created a fever with more than 10 million downloads globally. . And Vietnamese users are also very quickly caught up in that new trend. In addition to creating cartoon images, Voila AI Artis can also create renaissance-style drawings. However, users should note because in addition to the rights required in normal photo editing applications such as accessing the camera, taking photos, reading content, modifying or deleting content in memory, Voilà AI Artist also requires quite a few sensitive permissions. Accordingly, one of the requirements when using Voilà AI Artist is location access, permission to run at startup, read notifications and prevent the phone from going to sleep. Voilà AI Artist is a product of Wemagine.AI. This is a company registered in the state of British Colombia (Canada). According to the developer, by downloading and installing the application, the user agrees to be bound by Voilà AI Artist’s terms and privacy policy. Users need to be careful because the policy of the Voila AI Artis developer has many absurd points. Photo: Trong Dat By accessing the application, from the first access, the user has unconditionally agreed to the terms of Voilà AI Artist and irrevocably these constraints. The application developer also reserves the right to change the terms and conditions and these changes are effective immediately without the consent of the user. In general, with photo editing applications like Voilà AI Artist, users need to be extremely vigilant about issues related to data and privacy. This is because, through the development of Voilà AI Artist, the developer can collect users’ personal images for other purposes.

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At the time, you can travel nearby, such as the surrounding tourist parks. The purpose of travel is to please the body and mind, let your soul be baptized, forget the troubles in life, get close to nature, and enjoy inner peace. Of course, traveling abroad may not be necessary if conditions permit. The domestic scenery has its own characteristics, but compared with foreign countries, some concepts are still different.

Just to the east of us, an island country has a lot of tourism resources, and that is Japan. Putting aside other things, the scenery alone is unmatched by other countries. It will not take us long to fly from China to Japan. It can be said that the entire country of Japan is a tourist attraction, with cherry blossoms everywhere, temples with a long history, and some cultural paradise that modern young people like. The atmosphere of tourism is permeated everywhere.

No matter when we go to the toilet, it is unavoidable. Because the whole grains we eat are digested and absorbed, other substances will not be excreted with the metabolism. This process requires going to the toilet. We can see public toilets everywhere in the streets and alleys, but their shapes are different, some closely follow the trend of the times, and some are particularly advanced. What I’m talking about today is that “transparent toilets” in scenic spots in Japan also restrict gender. Netizen: What is the purpose of the designer?

Their thinking is particularly avant-garde, much more open than Chinese thinking. One of the attractions has a public restroom with a special personality. This is also one of the features that is fundamentally different from other attractions. It has a completely transparent toilet and it is only for women. Isn’t it amazing, the whole design is It is installed with transparent glass, and any movement in the bathroom can be seen from the outside. I don’t know what their philosophy is for this design. Is it to let people outside look at the people in the bathroom?

Later, I learned that the original intention of their design is to let people who go to the toilet not miss the time to watch the scenery every second, and at the same time look at the scenery outside while going to the toilet, and have a good mood. This explanation sounds very reasonable. Japanese scenic spots have launched female-only transparent toilets. If it were you, would you dare to use it?

But the designer probably forgot that the glass is transparent. It is reasonable to consider the feelings of the people inside the glass, but have you ever thought that people outside the glass can also see the inside? In a scenic spot where people come and go every day, which women have How about such courage to go to the toilet? I’m afraid all people will feel embarrassed and blush. Later, the designer installed a curtain in the toilet, and it will automatically close when someone enters, thus avoiding embarrassment. But with curtains, what is the point of designing transparent glass? Did it cause a double waste of resources?

The internal space structure is divided into three living blocks, in which for the family of nearly 10 members to use the main block, the other two blocks are arranged as two independent buildings used for rental purposes. The project has many limitations on construction permits, so AD9 Architects seeks to integrate functional blocks together to satisfy all functions. Architects AD9 Architects said that the form and structure of the building is a pure expression of the used space. All spaces are almost continuous or overlap, gaps are found most naturally. The idea of ​​​​the owner of Q.7 house has been realized by the architects in the most optimal way when on the same small facade, it can be rented but still ensure privacy for the house. The facade is surrounded by a rough brick wall to protect the house from outside agents. The architect divides the house into three functional blocks, in which one main block is for nearly 10 family members, the other two blocks are used for rental purposes. The entrance to the house is the main living room of a family of nearly 10 members. The ability to ventilate, receive light effectively and adapt to local climate conditions are issues that need to be given top priority. The floors above. The entrance to two functional blocks for rent grows many trees, creating a pleasant and comfortable feeling for tenants. Another notable point in the design is the many doors combined with the green areas outside. Thanks to that, the living space is always filled with sunlight and becomes in harmony with nature. This room is always airy and receives a good amount of natural light thanks to the glass windows. The master bedroom is connected to the outside nature. In addition, the architect also designed a railing, where the homeowner can relax and sip a cup of tea in the morning. The layout of the floors in the house.

Hashima Island (Japan): This island has been abandoned since 1974. At the end of the 19th century, this place used to be a busy coal mine. Hashima can be seen as a symbol of the industrialization process in Japan. However, oil gradually replaced coal in Japan in the 1960s, which was the main cause of the end of the coal mining industry activities on the island. Image: Getty. Today, Hashima is left with only ruins, gloomy. The special space of the island makes it chosen as the filming location for many movies such as Skyfall, Attack on Titan… The island was officially opened to tourists in 2009. In 2015, UNESCO decided to make it public. Hashima as a World Heritage Site. Photo: Mail Online. North Brother Island (USA): Less than 2 km from Manhattan (New York, USA), this abandoned island has caused a lot of curiosity for half a century. The island’s past is associated with disease, death… From the years 1880 to 1943, the New York government used the island as a place to isolate patients with infectious diseases. Typhoid Mary Mallon – the first person in American history to contract typhoid but show no symptoms – was once isolated here until her death. Image: Cubed. Currently, the government does not allow people to come here for the purpose of tourism, sightseeing… Only a few with special reasons are allowed to visit this island. To get here, you need to take a boat across the East River. A lot of police appear in this area. According to Insider, this may be due to the island’s location near the Rikers Island prison. In addition, the police are also wary of people who intend to approach North Brother Island. Photo: Atlas Obscura. Hirta Island (Scotland): Many traces indicate that humans lived on Hirta Island in the St. Kilda from prehistoric times. However, all of them had to be relocated in 1930 because of the risk of starvation and extreme weather conditions. Image: Sobt. According to Atlas Obscura, since the beginning of the 20th century, the life of the people on the island has been greatly disturbed when delegations from the mainland appeared. They brought with them many interesting cultures and new diseases. In 1930, after the death of a young woman from appendicitis and pneumonia, the islanders were terrified. They asked to be evacuated and live on land. The evacuation took place on August 29, 1930. Before boarding, each person left a plate of oats and an open Bible in the house. Photo: Hudu Trip. Herschel Island (Canada): In 1826, the first Europeans set foot on the island. At that time, the island became a whaling place for about 2,000 people. By the early years of the 20th century, however, whaling had begun to subside. The last family living on Herschel Island left in 1987. Since then, the government has established the Qikiqtaruk Territorial Park with an area of ​​​​the entire island. Image: Wikiwand. Holland Island (USA): The first people to settle on the island began around 1600. Over time, fishing and agriculture developed, attracting many people and sailors to settle. In its most glorious period, the island had about 70 buildings including houses, shops, schools, post offices, churches, medical stations… Photo: Sometimes Interesting. However, the erosion caused Holland Island to gradually disappear from the map. The people tried to save the island in many ways but all failed. This forced them to leave the island to find safer places. Some still cling to the belief that mother nature will “forgave” them. However, a hurricane in 1918 caused the family to finally pack up and leave. In October 2010, the last house on the island collapsed because it could not withstand the natural conditions. By 2012, the island was completely eroded. Photo: TypePad. Abandoned island with millions of graves Hart Island (New York, USA) has been used for many purposes for many years, most famously as a burial place for the sick, the homeless…