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Rich B. Caliente Teamed up with Rick Ross to Create a Kaleidoscopic 911 Porsche

One auto designer-turned-artist found a way to sate both of his life’s passions—and the colorful results could be yours. Rich B. Caliente has a hand-painted Porsche 911 and an NFT to match, and the first-of-its-kind duo is heading to auction.

Caliente, a proud Miami local who worked in the auto industry for 15 years before becoming a full-time artist, says offering the NFT in conjunction with his colorful 911 was a way of immortalizing his creation in both the physical and digital world.

“To me, it’s very important to have something tangible,” Caliente said “So it’s kind of like my twist on an NFT, where you have something that’s a digital capsule, but you also have something that can be enjoyed in real life.”

The artist, who has wrapped exotic rides for an array of high-profile collectors, enlisted some impressive help to make the project happen:  The bespoke 2021 Porsche 911 that’s gifted with the NFT was made in collaboration with rapper Rick Ross. The Grammy Award winner also signed the car to give it a dose of celebrity fairy dust.

According to the Caliente, this is the first time that a minted NFT artwork will come with a car title digitally included. It’s also one of the only Porsche art cars of this century, following Janis Joplin’s psychedelic 356 of the late ‘60s that Caliente describes as “amazing.”

The project, which is at the intersection of art, technology and automotive design, represents the culmination of Caliente’s career and also pays tribute to his Miami roots.

“The whole point of this project was to inspire, but also to formulate and represent where you’re from and who you are,” Caliente added. “So this is our little piece of the world that we live in.”

The artist says he briefly considered a Lamborghini Urus but opted for a 911 on account of its “iconic shape,” which he says enhances the artwork rather than compete with it. Caliente spent two days within arm’s reach of the Porsche to conceptualize the design before embarking on the two-week paint job.

The painstaking process involved taking everything off the car and applying his signature splatters and drips, which harken back to the work of Jackson Pollock. Think Tiffany-blue hues juxtaposed with splashes of bright yellow. Parts of the paint, like the orange above the taillights, also glow in the dark to emulate “oozing magma,” according to Caliente. The artist says that the whole design is symmetrical—so even though it’s thrown paint, everything looks purposeful.

The luxe interior, meanwhile, remains largely unchanged save for some custom leather mats, which are also emblazoned with both men’s signatures and Ross’s 2021 album title Richer Than I’ve Ever Been. Under the hood, the car retains its 3.0-liter 6-cylinder engine that delivers up to 379 hp.

The idea to digitally embed the Porsche’s title inside of the NFT may well point to a future of smart contracts that become a standard part of high-end digital purchases. And, since the transaction is processed through the blockchain, it’s completely transparent and traceable. All parties can see exactly where the funds go.

The auction, which is running June 4 through 14, will be hosted by an NFT management consultancy co-founded by Caliente known as Slashdot. Bids will be accepted online in the cryptocurrency Ethereum, and a portion of proceeds from the sale will benefit the Irie Foundation. This organization is dedicated to empowering the lives of at-risk youth in South Florida through mentorship programs, cultural experiences, and scholarship opportunities.

Naturally, the multi-pronged artwork doesn’t come cheap. Bids will start at $305,911, with the first three numbers a reference to Miami’s area code and the last to Porsche’s beloved sports car. For those who want to see the multicolored creation IRL, the 911 will debut at the 2021 Bitcoin Conference in Miami from June 4 to 5.

Caliente is already planning follow-up artworks, too. The artist exclusively shared with Robb Report that he has another NFT and one-off luxury ride in the pipeline, along with a bespoke aircraft and matching digital art.

Best get your digital wallets ready, folks.

By Rachel Cormack.

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Rainbow Raver: An analysis

Alrighty guys, let me start this off with a quick note: Nothing about this post is in defense of Isaac Larian, the CEO of MGA Entertainment- Isaac’s tweets and accusations at Amina of StudioMucci are objectively indefensible and laced with racially charged insults. I’ve pretty much always thought of him as a shit person so he can get fucked and I have no desire to even think to defend him.  This post is entirely about Amina Mucciolo and whether or not the LOL Surprise doll Rainbow Raver (from Hairgoals wave 2) could have potentially been based off of her work- more specifically her hairstyle- and if she is, is that wrong or even legal? Full analysis below the cut (it’s long as hell)

Let’s get started. Amina Mucciolo’s first post with the hairstyle in question was on November 23rd, 2018 (this being the first time she had ever posted with this exact color scheme, as per the caption of the post):

As per the Amazon listing description for Lol Surprise Hairgoals Wave 2, the collection’s official release date was June 12th, 2019:

This collection had also leaked in early June, prior to the official release on Amazon, both via Taobao listings and by Target releasing a few cases prior to the street date on accident.  In doll and toy design, it typically takes 12 months or more to take a doll from the original concept sketch----> production and retail sale. There are less than 6 months between Amina’s first post and the official release of Hairgoals Wave 2 on Amazon, fewer if you account for the actual manufacturing times and the leaks prior to official release.  In order for MGA to have stolen Amina’s hairstyle for Rainbow Raver, they would have had to:

-Start an original design sketch -Proof and revise the sketch multiple times -Create a physical prototype of the design

-Source the materials and choose the colors of Rainbow Raver’s hair and clothing, then approve a factory sample out of potentially hundreds of samples

-Then finally, mass manufacture the doll for retail sale.  Something else to note is that Rainbow Raver is one of TEN dolls in Hairgoals Wave 2:

In order for MGA to have stolen Amina’s hairstyle for use in Hairgoals Wave 2, they would have had to stall the release of the other nine dolls, which all come in a single case, with the exception of EDM BB- the doll sitting next to Rainbow Raver- which was the Ultra Rare doll of the line and only came in every second case. Rainbow Raver, however, was sold in every single case of Hairgoals 2. (I would know, I got 4 of her out of 6 individual Hairgoals capsules I ordered on Amazon in June of 2019 lol) In order for them to stall the release, which was timed alongside several other LOL Surprise releases for Fall, they would have had to risk losing several million dollars and push back every other release for 2019- thus throwing off their entire release and production schedule, and potentially ruining their relationship with retailers by not providing the stock they ordered on time. 

It is logistically impossible that MGA would have been able to steal Amina’s hairstyle and produce a doll in 6 months, then insert her into a collection of nine other dolls. 

But wait, there’s more.  In July 2019, MGA released the next collection of LOL Surprise dolls- The Winter Disco Lils collection:

This collection was comprised, almost entirely, of lil siblings for the dolls in Hairgoals wave 2..including Rainbow Raver’s Lil Sister:

So not only would MGA have had to delay the release of Hairgoals wave 2 in order to manufacture a doll based on Amina Mucciolo, they also would have had to delay the release of Winter Disco Lils- which I’ll also note, is one collection in a 4-part Winter Disco line for 2019, which also would have been delayed had MGA stolen Amina’s likeness for a single doll. 

IN CONCLUSION: It is quite literally impossible for MGA to have stolen Amina’s likeness for this doll in the timeline needed for this to have happened, both from a production standpoint and a financial one. 

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Now! Let’s take a look at MGA’s design portfolio to see how they could have produced this doll without Amina’s hair as a reference:

In 2004, the Bratz Tokyo A Go Go line was released:

This line features colorful fashions, references to Japanese pop culture and....multicolored micro braids, even in pigtails:

I happen to have this entire collection and every doll has multicolored micro braids rooted into their hair, but I’m going to cite Fianna since her hair is the most similar to Rainbow Raver’s in that the micro braids are placed in the exact same manner- symmetrically rooted across the middle of her parting:

And Rainbow Raver’s hair:

One thing to also note is that Fianna also comes with two braids hanging loose by her face; this is notable on the stock pictures of the doll (I pulled the tendrils back on mine).

Now let’s look at some other MGA dolls through the years with similar design features, to establish that Rainbow Raver’s aesthetic is incredibly common for MGA dolls. I’m gonna go with the most notable ones because jeez there’s a lot.  Bratz Live in Concert (2005):

Photo credit to Max on Flickr Brightly colored streaks, references to Japanese pop culture, pigtails.  Bratz Action Heroez (2013):

Bratz Twisty Style (2013):

Bratz Study Abroad Cloe (2016):

Note the colorfully-streaked pigtails and clear vinyl skirt, which is also a design featured on Rainbow Raver’s outfit:

Bratz Music Festival Vibez Jade (2016):

Yet another vinyl skirt, rainbow leggings, reference to music festival clothing (which is what Rainbow Raver is inspired by)

Also to note is that this collection was designed by some of the the same people that are currently on the LOL Surprise team.

LOL Surprise Hairgoals Wave 1 Splatters doll (November 2018):

Rainbow Surprise doll: Rainbow Dream (2019):

Rainbow Dream features a hairstyle based in teal, with rainbow streaks throughout:

Clearly, rainbow streaks, micro braids and pigtails and rainbow striped clothing have been staples in MGA’s designs for well over a decade at this point.  So now that we’ve established that it’s all but impossible for MGA to have stolen Amina’s likeness for this doll, let’s ask:

 Do companies use real-life people and artwork as inspiration in the design process?

I can tell you now, with absolute certainty, that toy companies DO use pictures of real people and artwork as inspiration and references for designs...just as almost every other company does, and that includes Studio Mucci.

Whether you think it’s wrong to use outside inspiration when designing a product or piece of artwork is up to you. I’m inclined to think you probably don’t think it’s wrong, unless you believe that everything you love, every TV show and every piece of artwork, came from a vacuum without external inspiration and references.  It totally didn’t by the way. 

Is it legal to use outside inspiration, including photos of real people, as references for product design?

Unless the product point-blank copies a trademarked logo or design, yes. 

None of the featured similarities between Amina and Rainbow Raver can be trademarked or copyrighted, and Amina cannot claim teal hair with rainbow streaks, or rainbows in general, as her Intellectual Property. 

I’m going to end this post by saying that I feel for Amina. Black creatives are so often stolen from, undervalued and ignored, and it’s frankly irresponsible to expect a normal person to know this much about toy design schedules, and it’s even more irresponsible to expect a normal person to have a catalogue of every MGA toy release logged in their mind- heck even most doll collectors don’t think about this stuff.

And once you add in that MGA had hired her to do content for them, that even further cements the belief that they’d stolen her work. 

But no matter how easy it is to believe that’s what happened, it’s factually impossible and Amina was just wrong on this one. 

I think the official LOL Surprise statement was sufficient at providing a basic design timeline for people that probably don’t understand how long it takes to make a doll, and was incredibly respectful of Amina’s work and humanity. 

Isaac Larian’s subsequent comments were disgusting, racist, and completely lacking in empathy for Amina’s feelings.

I hope Amina can move on from this, and that Isaac Larian learns to keep his big mouth shut- at least, after he issues a public and private apology to Amina personally, considers making a sizable donation to BLM to make up for the horrible things he said. 

Thanks for reading. 

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Essay代写：Daoist Celestial Worthy

下面为大家整理一篇优秀的essay代写范文- Daoist Celestial Worthy，供大家参考学习，这篇论文讨论了《道家仙人》。本文介绍的是一个来自道教的多彩釉陶俑，名为《道家仙人》，创作于大约1500年至1644年间的明朝北方。它反映了道家追求和平、和谐和启蒙的教义，这是中国明代占主导地位的宗教信仰之一。

The artwork chosen is named Daoist Celestial Worthy, which was produced approximately between 1500 and 1644 in Northern China, the Ming Dynasty. It is a multi-color glazed ceramic figure from Taoism. It reflects the Taoism teachings to pursue peace, harmony, and enlightenment, which was one of the dominant religious beliefs in Ming China. In this visual analysis, the composition, space, and color of the artwork are analyzed.

The ceramic figure features the Emperor of Heaven, one of the highest gods of Taoism. He existed before the birth of the universe, so is respect as the “initiation” (Yuan Shi). When inexorable dooms arrive, the Emperor of Heaven uses the mysterious Tao to enlighten all beings. The Emperor of Heaven in the figure is sitting on top of a blossom of lotus. His eyes are looking down while his hands are gestured as if he is preaching in front of the disciples, the many gods of the universe. The image of the Emperor of Heaven is an observational imitation of the real world as the figure seems to be inspired by real-life Taoism priests and is very much life-like. The figure is more symbolic than narrative. It obviously serves no utility purposes other than decoration. This represents the central Taoism beliefs of integrating religious beliefs into the ordinary life. It is likely that the figure was created for decorating a rich family or even for the royalty.

The three-dimensional freestanding ceramic figure is mainly composed of two main parts, the lotus seat, and the figure of the Emperor of Heaven sitting on top. The overall shape of the entire figure shows a pyramid shape, which brings a sense of harmony and stabilization. The top of the “pyramid” draws immediate focus of the viewer, showing the calm, wise, tranquil face of the Emperor of Heaven. Meanwhile, implicit power and authority is also demonstrated with the look of the figure. The bright colors of the rope and the highly complex lotus draw almost equal amount of attention. These multiple focal points make the figure extremely harmonic and balanced. Most large parts of the figure are symmetrical, yet there are also minor asymmetrical elements added into the figure to make it more lifelike, such as the different gestures of the two hands, and how the rope of the figure hangs naturally at the sides in different ways.

In terms of space, the figure does not actively interact with the space around it. It seems to be a glimpse into the dimension of the heavens. This is first achieved with the expression on the figure’s face. Since it does not look at the horizontal level, it does not actively engage eye contact with the viewer. This creates a sense of “otherness” among the viewers. In order to better engage, the viewers must look up into the eyes of the figure. This naturally determines the divinity of the figure and the religious connotations of it. The use of the lotus seat enhances the sense of disengagement. Instead of letting the figure stand alone or sit without the lotus, the addition of the lotus makes the figure more complete and independent on its own, instead of relying on the physical surroundings. These elements contribute to a unique religious and spiritual space created by the figure, making it fascinating to look at.

Color is one of the most distinguished feature of the artwork. Marigold yellow, light green, dark red, black, and white are the major colors used in the figure. Multicolored porcelain, after hundreds of years of development, finally matured in the Ming Dynasty. It presents a rich, deep, highly saturated, complicated aesthetic appeal of intertwined colors. The high saturation of the colors makes the figure stand out from its surrounding environment. The addition of the marigold yellow at the physical center of the artwork is the vital spark that lights up the entire figure. Although it may be too bright compared to other darker surrounding colors, it definitely creates a strong contrast and focal point for the viewers. Color is a major factor in creating the mood of the artwork, because Taoism believes that the five colors are able to banish evil spirits and symbolize the harmony of the heavens. This is why the saturation of the colors are much higher than the natural colors in real life.

In conclusion, the composition, space, and color of the artwork are the three most distinguishable features. The pyramid and symmetrical shape indicates harmony and stability. The look on the figure’s face and the smart use of the lotus creates an independent religious space. The combination of highly saturated colors with black and white is also balanced yet make the figure pop from real life surroundings. Overall, the artist has successfully accomplished their goal of preaching Taoism beliefs. Looking at the figure, a sense of peace, harmony, tranquility is naturally created.

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The right way to Make Detachable Wall Decals

As a substitute for portraying graphics on a wall, create a detachable model utilizing contact paper or detachable wall vinyl. Both materials could also be layered with further colors to create multicolored detachable wall decals. Check  removable avengers wall decals

Step 1 Make the Design

Sketch out a design in your decal on craft paper utilizing a pencil. As soon as happy with the design, go over the define with an everlasting marker. In the event you like, use clip artwork as an alternative and print out the specified picture on common paper. The picture on paper have to be the identical measurement you plan in your decal.

Step 2 Reduce Out the Template

Reduce out the paper decal design utilizing scissors. For tiny detailed areas, make the beginning cuts with the tip of a craft knife for higher reducing management.

Step 3 Hint Your Design

Flip the contact paper or vinyl over so the again reveals. Flip the paper template back-side-up onto the again of the contact paper so it would come out ahead on the decal. If the design appears the identical from the entrance or again, equivalent to a symmetrical coronary heart form, there is no must flip the paper template over. Hint the paper template onto the again of the vinyl utilizing a everlasting marker.

Step 4 Reduce Out the Decal

Reduce the decal form out rigorously utilizing scissors. Use the tip of a craft knife to chop out tiny particulars when mandatory.

Step 5 Place the Decal

Maintain the decal up in opposition to a clear wall within the desired location. Place a chunk of masking tape on the high of the decal to carry it in place briefly.

Step 6 Making use of the Decal

Peel the backing paper away from the highest a part of the decal whereas the tape remains to be in place. Flip the decal up briefly to succeed in the backing paper. Clean a number of inches of the decal down at a time, peeling the extra backing paper away as you're employed. Use a plastic present card or plastic spatula to easy the decal in place, stopping any ripples and air bubbles.

Layered Designs

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