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The Unreachable Gates

“Open the gates. And when you stand before me, I shall give you designs That shall rival the greatness of heaven. I will make you the First among the new gods, And you will build a paradise on earth.”

-Silence 1:12

Now for some news: in a couple of days I’m planning to make my Instagram gallery fully active. Well, here’s one more way to follow the updates :3

I also post some images (which are not on deviantart or tumblr galleries) on Twitter now, so please check it out!

As always, thank you for your support and happy holidays to everyone!

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OVER THE GARDEN WALL 

by Anato Finnstark

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by  Jeff Simpson

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PLUVIAL

[adjective]

1. of or relating to rain, especially much rain; rainy.

2. Geology: occurring through the action of rain.

[noun]

3. Geology: a rainy period formerly regarded as coeval with a glacial age, but now recognised as episodic and, in the tropics, as characteristic of interglacial ages.

Etymology: from Latin pluviālis, equivalent to pluvi(a), “rain”.

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Original: Matariel, Angel of Rain by Peter Mohrbacher

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Stefan Eggeler - The Plague of Pestilence, portfolio (1920)

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basement puppy

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Submission: Art from Anirudh Acharya

Anirudh Acharya creates mixed media artwork, paintings, photos and drawings. Born and raised in India, he is a self-taught artist who works at pursuing both his passions simultaneously- art and science. After completing his Bachelors in Physics, he is currently pursuing a Ph.D in Mathematics at the University of Nottingham. He divides his time equally between equations and art.

Instagram: @crossconnectmag

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dear johns, as an aspiring young music creator-guy, i was wondering how the songwriting process went for you two. love, jude

JF: this is a lifelong pursuit for us so it could take me a month to explain all the strategies.

Real quick-John Lennon’s advice is once you have an initial idea for a song go as long as you can at that exact moment to try to finish it. Even if you can’t wrap it up, in that moment you might have more access to those ideas than you might later.

My art school drawing class taught me to be start more things than I intend to finish-so sit in a quiet place where people can’t hear you with some kind of time and a sound recording device and just give yourself a quick time limit. 5 minutes. 10. 15. 30. Just bash out a tune. Then start again. The third one will be better than the first I guarantee, and the fifth might be great.

Art school also taught me to “be rigorous with the materials” which is a academic way of saying don’t be precious. Don’t be afraid to be radical moving things around, and simply throw stuff away. Remember that nothing is so great that editing can’t help it. You don’t have to hold on to the first thing that sparked the song. You can move a tune to a new lyric, and visa versa. Play it slow, or fast, or play it in ¾. Sing it loud, or in a key that is lower or higher than you normally sing. Get used to quickly moving through as large a series of these kinds of options as you can, and you’ll be surprise how quickly things move forward in a positive direction.

Even if you only think you know how to write “one ind of song” try to write in other styles, feels, rhythms. Write an instrumental, or a ballad, or a barn-burning rocker.

I could go on, but I gotta write this set list.

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VIROSE

[adjective]

1. having or suggestive of a poisonous quality; poisonous; toxic.

2. fetid, malodorous; foul smelling.

Etymology: Latin virosus - poisonous, from virus - poison.

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Original: Poison Ivy by Gerald Brom

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MARAMA 

by Nise Loftsteinn

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by  N Kayurova

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Minna Sjöholm

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Just so everyone is aware, this concept is literally one of They Might Be Giants’ album covers.  They even improved it by making the hearse hot pink.

funeral hearse but with monster truck tires

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Autumn moodboard// Dark Autumn

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Grim dark fantasy artworks by Dima Zasimovich.

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Photo Manipulations by Ellen Jantzen

Ellen Jantzen was born and raised in St. Louis Missouri. Her first college degree was in graphic arts. In 1992, after a move to LA California, she graduated The Fashion Institute of Design and Merchandising with an advanced degree in fashion. She worked for several years at Mattel Toy Company, but became disillusioned with the corporate world and longed for a more creative outlet. 

Having been trained in computer design, she set about to learn Photoshop. As digital technology advanced and cameras were producing an excellent resolution, she found her perfect medium. It was a true confluence of technical advancements and creative desire that culminated in her current explorations in the photo-inspired art using both a camera to capture images and a computer to alter and manipulate the pieces. Her Twitter.

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