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Artistic, musical, creative, and entertaining topics in Journal's workplace sphere.
The Rewarding Art of Writing Your Own Story
Writing your own story isn't easy. But it's worth it! Having your own story is like having a novel written just for you. Because every character has their own story, they all come together in one unique tale. That is why writing your own story is so rewarding. And that's because you get to be the main character, telling the events of your life in full detail. So, if that sounds like something you want to do, keep reading to learn more about how to write your own story.
By Matthew Angelo3 years ago in Journal
Rediscovering Atlanta’s Architecture
Atlanta is frequently accused of forgetting its history. Indeed, as progress marches forward and the city's core bustles with new development, older structures are discarded as worthless, usurped by monotonous, anonymous gleaming glass towers. We can learn from the losses of the Loew's Grand Theatre, the Piedmont Hotel, the original Equitable Building, Terminal Station, and several other smaller but no less significant buildings that demolition of historic fabric is a loss for our city. And the significance of appreciating the classical architecture that has survived.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
8 Features Of The Ideal Wedding Venue
When it comes to wedding planning, one of the most difficult decisions is where to hold the ceremony and reception. After all, your dream wedding would be incomplete without the ideal location. When choosing a location, consider the cost, the availability of nearby accommodations, and the flexibility of your booking. You'll also want to make sure there's enough room for all of your guests, as well as the wedding jazz band you've always wanted for your big day. Here are some of the features to look for when choosing your venue.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
Secrets to Author's Social Media Success
Authors are social media pros. They know how to drive eyeballs to their blog, website, and social channels with the help of a virtual editor and a few helpful tricks. They're also aware that readers can help sell books, too. So when it comes time to build their following and sell more ebooks, authors get creative. How? With guest posts and interviews on other blogs and websites. Let's take a look at some of the best tips for getting your book read by millions of readers...
By Matthew Angelo3 years ago in Journal
Can We Write Blog About Digital Marketing?
Can we write blog in digital marketing? Yes, you can write a blog about digital marketing. Digital marketing is a broad and rapidly evolving field, and there are many different topics that you could cover in a blog. Some potential ideas for blog posts about digital marketing might include:
By Estalontech3 years ago in Journal
Art History Briefing: Bronze Statues’ Role in Art & Architecture
When used in art and architecture, bronze conveys a sense of wealth and nobility. Bronze statue has historically represented gods and leaders from all cultures, which adds to the regal impression one gets when studying them. The colour and complexity of the material appeal to artists, who have historically used it again after it corroded, melting it down to its original form and creating something new.
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
God’s Bull
This is a portrait of King Chain. He is the inspiration behind this piece and at the time of producing it, I pre assumed him to be the love of my life. Forever being an continuous support and drive in everything I do since we met. Never folding and always propelling me forward, our relationship has taught me many lessons. I was moved to create this to show my love and appreciation for him. I named the piece “God’s Bull”, because to me he is a blessing, born under Taurus. I pulled a lot of references from classical religious medieval art. I specifically chose the halo for its symbolism of spiritual power, whether from the intrinsic power found in a god(s) or that proscribed power by a god(s). The cross held in the right hand is an intentional continuation of refrences Christ blessing with his right hand depicted in religious art throughout history. It is also an ode to his family ties to Christianity. In the pose his head is slightly lifted and he is looking down upon the viewer in discernment, confronting them and drawing them into the composition.
By Art by Pree3 years ago in Journal
The Stunning Architecture in Atlanta
With a rich history and a thriving metropolis, Atlanta memorial design architecture brings together an array of notable buildings ranging from classical to contemporary. For those interested in visiting famous buildings in Atlanta that have had an impact both visually and historically, the city has many that are worth seeing and many that we would love to show you!
By Amit Kumar3 years ago in Journal
Me, Myself, Undisguised
As is often with me, I find myself not directly answering a prompt, as if I was intimidated by it. I go on rants, or go off course, somehow finding my way to an answer. It reminds me of William Zinsser’s statement about writing in On Writing Well (a book I think every writer should read more than once): “All writing is ultimately a question of solving a problem.”
By Christian Lee3 years ago in Journal
Ten Truths About What Life Is Like for Former U.S. Presidents
Ten Truths About What Life Is Like for Former U.S. Presidents The presidency of a country is one of the most difficult occupations there is. It might be more appropriate to argue that the presidency is the most demanding job there is. For the duration of his or her four-year mandate, the commander in chief is always on call. If he is successful, voters will reward him with another four-year term as president. Everything of vital importance crosses the desk of the American president every day: issues with military preparation, financial difficulties, social problems, public policy issues, and more. There is no minor choice. The workplace's constant demands have resulted in its employees aging to the point where it has become a meme. According to certain historians, American presidents age two years for every year they hold the office. In January 2009, Barack Obama famously took office. He was young and energetic. After eight years, the demands of his employment had significantly made his hair grey. When everything is said and done, what happens? Do former leaders now finally unwind and let their hair down? (Sorry, Barack. Or does the quick pace go on? This list is all about what former American presidents' daily lives are like after leaving office.
By Paul Smith3 years ago in Journal
How to match wooden furniture with home decoration
In the last few years, the use of furniture has been established in almost all homes, and among the different styles of sofas, the sofa has become the most popular among consumers. For this reason, the variety of sofas in the market is more than other styles. With any taste and purpose, you enter the store and market or visit different websites; you can finally find furniture that matches your opinion.
By Enola Holmz3 years ago in Journal
Investing in a RELATIONSHIP
It was a fine morning at work, and I was in the cafeteria with a friend, having breakfast. The ambience was vibrant, chaperoned by not-so-loud chatters from other colleagues from work who were also treating themselves. Out of nowhere, I found myself asking my friend a question that has been bugging my mind.
By Adlyne Faith3 years ago in Journal
