#asiatiques

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Artur Muharremi - L' Asiatique

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#Hornet

Hiding in my flowers since three days…

I'm not a specialist but it really looks like an Asian Hornet; also called, Yellow-legged Hornet. They are able to sting someone like 10 times in a row and some people may die from it. I've made some little research and noticed that not all of them have their heads entirely orange. And in the Hornet family, only Asian ones have yellow legs. So, hummm?

Anyway, It has been hovering the area for a couple of days and people are getting a little nervous near the cabin. Well actually it is very big and larger than the usual ones. So I guess it's a good idea to look regularly the area to make sure there is no hive around.

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Hornet

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R.A.P. Ferreira - 8 MM grain

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Photo originale par Steph-Photo

Restaurant asiatique à Bruges (Belgique)

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Chine, 14e siecle

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Anonyme, Boddhisattva, statue en bronze doré, 1403–1424, Musée Cernuschi, Paris.

La statue faisait autrefois partie de la collection d'art asiatique de Renée Vivien.

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Anonymous, Boddhisattva, statue in gilt bronze, 1403–1424, Cernuschi Museum, Paris.

The statue was once part of Renée Vivien's collection of Asian art.

Musée Cernuschi

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I remember, in the late 90s and early 2000s, I used to watch Mulan almost every day on VHS. I loved it. Mulan and Toy Story, if I'm not mistaken, and sometimes The Lion King II. Well... to create this piece, I did some research on the clothing of that time. I believe the name of the dress is hanfu? Or the style? Something like that. I found some beautiful pieces, and some of them reminded me of what she wears in the movie. I confess I haven't watched the live-action yet. I thought about creating something dynamic, with a martial pose, but... with this dress, I think it would be difficult, haha. I opted for a portrait from the bust up, with the sword symbolizing the choice she would make, the famous point of no return. I used an image I found as a background, resembling ancient Chinese scrolls, and tried to mimic a watercolor painting.

So, what was your favorite Disney animation when you were a child?

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Douai, la veille de mon anniversaire, au Nagoya, un resto japonais (et oriental) en terrasse avec Philippe

Coquilles Saint-Jacques, Thon mi-cuit (et même du riz pour les fourmis !).