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Slack.com slash DHQ. Our brains are set up in an incredible way for

like recognizing our best friend in a probably a crowd of a million. You can probably do

it. You could have a lineup or find the 10 people in the world that look most like your

partner and line the 10 of them up and you could still recognize your partner. So, it's

a very fascinating thing to try and find out what it is in a face that makes it recognizable.

Wilfred Wood is an artist in London. He specializes in portraits. I've tried drawing plants

and cars and things, but I just get bored in minutes. About eight years ago, when he

was looking for new people to draw, he got an idea and put out a call for models on Grindr.

He explained to me what Grindr is. It's like a dating. It's a dating app, but you can

request specific things. It's a filthy pit of disgusting immediate gratification normally,

but I can't say that I never brushed paths with in the nicest possible way, but I just discovered

that it was possible to get models via it. It turned out really useful in that sort of

way because there's lots of people who suddenly discover a very willing or actually keen to

strip off lie on my sofa and I could draw them. What did you write on your post on Grindr?

Good question. I don't remember exactly. I think it was probably something like, hello,

I'm looking for models. I can remember what your username was because it's what I referred

to you as to all my friends for a long time. It was art, dad, was your name, so thought

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