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Death is beautiful
Death is often thought of as a dark and tragic event, but it can also be a time of reflection and peace. When we face the end of our lives, we have an opportunity to look back on all we've accomplished and loved. We can appreciate the beauty in the journey that has brought us to this point.
By Faith olamide2 years ago in Art
8 Beginner Aquarium Plants for Low-Light Tanks
Venturing into the captivating world of aquariums need not be a daunting endeavor. The prospect of cultivating an enchanting underwater realm can be both exciting and accessible, especially with the right selection of plants. In this article, we'll explore a comprehensive compilation of eight favored low-light, beginner-accommodating plants that are renowned for their ability to thrive in uncomplicated conditions. Regardless of your level of experience, these plants have the potential to breathe vitality and tranquility into your aquatic habitat.
By Sherwin Jhon2 years ago in Art
Whimsical World of 'Family Guy'!
During the 1990s, Seth MacFarlane left on a vivified venture that would prompt the formation of perhaps TV's most cherished and flippant show: "Family Fellow. The origin of this famous series can be traced back to MacFarlane's making of two energized short movies, "Life of Larry" and "Larry and Steve," in 1995 and 1997, separately. These shorts included the focal characters Larry and Steve and were subsequently circulated on the Animation Organization's "What an Animation!" fragment.
By E.V.K2 years ago in Art
The Worst Type Of Art In The Art Community: TRACING ART. Content Warning.
It appears that artists have developed a sudden fascination with tracing, leading to a new trend within the art community on platforms like TikTok. Now, artists are sharing videos where they ponder whether their art process could lead to backlash, depending on whether it falls under the "good" or "bad" type of tracing. Let's delve into this topic for a moment. I find it somewhat puzzling that this has become such a contentious issue, but it's important to assert that tracing is not tantamount to cheating. In fact, the realm of art doesn't really have definitive rules or strict guidelines, nor can it be strictly categorized as right or wrong. Within the art-making realm, there's no concept of cheating. Tracing is a valuable skill worth cultivating, especially for beginners. It's a considerable time-saver for projects and an effective tool for achieving specific visual effects. Nevertheless, a word of caution: while tracing is a useful tool, relying solely on it can hinder the development of your personal style and create a stiffness in your artwork. Don't neglect the practice of drawing and manual creation; this is where your unique style evolves. So, while tracing should be part of your toolkit, it should not be a crutch. It's worth contemplating whether one can truly be considered a master if their prowess solely relies on their tools. Now, let's dive into today's topic. Welcome back to my channel! Today, we're going to discuss the practice of tracing. I understand that opinions about tracing vary widely among artists. Some view it as an integral part of their artistic process and an essential skill, while others dismiss it as cheating. Let's explore this subject further.
By Doaa seif2 years ago in Art
Unveiling the Canvas of Creativity: The Impact of AI and Machine Learning on Face Painting
The Mesmerizing Fusion of Art and Technology Welcome to a world where the enchanting strokes of a paintbrush intertwine with the transformative power of artificial intelligence and machine learning! As humanity speeds forward into the digital age, technology also keeps redefining the different aspects of our lives, including the captivating world of art. Among the myriad of artistic expressions, face painting, a cherished form of human adornment and self-expression, has found a surprising ally in AI and machine learning. In this article, we delve into the mesmerizing impact of AI and machine learning on the age-old art of face painting, unlocking a realm of limitless possibilities that bridge the gap between human creativity and cutting-edge technology.
By Chris2 years ago in Art
7 Reasons Why Do We Blog.
Have you ever questioned why you blog or why you must? There are more than 70 million blogs available online today; it's fascinating to note their goals.
By Kulbhushan Gaba2 years ago in Art
EGG DROP FROM SPACE
In the realm of possibility, where the boundaries of innovation and curiosity know no bounds, a captivating journey unfolded. It all began with a simple concept: an egg drop competition. If you've ever been a student, you might remember the challenge – construct a contraption to safeguard a raw egg from shattering upon impact after being dropped from a height. Yet, this tale wasn't content with ordinary heights; it yearned to conquer new dimensions, to defy the limits of our world.
By Tatiana Che2 years ago in Art
Continuing Australia’s Story — Moree
Bandstand Local Park-Moree-Diane Markey My Handpainted Naive Style Landscape Oil Painting of the Bandstand in the Park at Moree.
By Diane Mary Markey2 years ago in Art
How do you build a sacred place? |Baháʼí temple of chile architecture|
In the autumn of 2016, Mr. Hariri successfully concluded a project that he had initiated in 2003, namely the construction of the Bahá’í Temple of South America, situated in Santiago, Chile. This temple represents the final continental temple of the Bahá’í faith. It was secured through an international competition that involved a rigorous design process, attracting 185 entries from 80 countries. The temple is poised to become a significant architectural landmark located at the foothills of the Andes. It has already garnered several prestigious architecture awards. here, we’re going to read about his design process and thoughts of him. How he answered these two important questions “How do you design sacred space today?” And “How do you even define what's sacred today?” Hariri explained all in a TedTalk held in 2017.
By ArchiReader2 years ago in Art
Exploring the popular Music Genres of Uganda with Emmanuel Katto (Local Ugandan Journalist)
Uganda comprises more than 30 different ethnicities and tribes, and these tribes are the foundation of all the country's original music. For the past 200 years, the Baganda tribe has been the main driving force behind the country's culture and music. But all the other tribes have their own unique styles of music that have been passed down from one generation to the next since the 1800s. This diversity has led to a great mix of music and culture. In my (Emmanuel Katto) view, music is an essential element of a country’s culture which the citizens are proud of. Below are the popular music genres of Uganda.
By Emmanuel Katto2 years ago in Art
Echoes of Resilience . Content Warning.
Amidst the vibrant tapestry of the 2023 National Arts Festival, one story shines as a testament to the human spirit's ability to triumph over adversity—the story of Mia Bennett, a young dancer whose journey of resilience and hope captivated audiences and left an indelible mark on the festival.
By Festus2 years ago in Art
Unlocking Ancient Enigma: Journey into the Mesmerizing World of Indian Temple Illusions!
Hey there, curious minds and history buffs! Prepare to be dazzled as we take a thrilling plunge into the realm of ancient Indian temples, where stone carvings hold secrets that are far from ordinary. Imagine this: intricate carvings that appear to change before your very eyes, illusions that challenge your perception, and stories etched in stone that have captivated generations. Get ready to explore the hidden depths of history, art, and philosophy, as we unravel the mysteries of over 100 mind-bending optical illusions from India's past.
By canon 5d2 years ago in Art