#blogarchive

[fotograrte]

(vía Catedral de Segovia, vista general / Segovia’s Cathedral, general view | FOTOGRARTE)

[dreagonarts]

Been doing character asks on twitter. It's been fun^^ Now it's Moon's turn from the web comic Across the Dimensions. https://acrossthedimensionscomic.cfw.me/Ask_Moon/

I've added Moon's asks to the webcomic's page so you can view them all there, or ask more questions. https://acrossthedimensionscomic.cfw.me/blogarchive/41107https://acrossthedimensionscomic.cfw.me/Ask_Moon/

[daaberlicious]

The Purpose of Evil in Fiction

In response to two extremes on one subject, I believe there needs to be balance. I've got a new blog post on VHV's website below: https://vhv.webcomic.ws/blogarchive/36705

[satyricacomic]

Thank you to everyone who's been reading. Volume 1 of the Satyrica Andromedae is almost finished!

Once it's done, I'll be taking a break and working on a new comic for a while. Here's the gameplan: https://satyrica.thecomicseries.com/blogarchive/44145

[gagagrne]

Mladi kupus sa listovima rena Potreban materijal: 1kg mladog kupusa 1 manja šargarepa 1 manji paškanat 1 manji celer 50g crnog luka 4 struka mladog crnog luka 1 struka mladog belog luka 150g lišća rena 450g svinjetine svinjska mast 200ml domaćeg paradajza „iz flaše“ 1,5l vode mešavina začina so, mleveni crni biber pola kašičice lovorovog lista u prahu Priprema: Luk, celer, šargarepu i paškanat sitno iseckati. U šerpu staviti svinjsku mast, dodati naseckano povrće i propržiti par minuta na temperaturi 180-200C. Meso iseckati na kockice, kupus na rezanca, kao i listove rena. Listovim očistiti središnji, tvrdi deo. Meso malo propržiti sa lukom dok ne pobeli sa svih strana pa dodati kupus i ren u šerpu, posoliti, pobiberiti, dodati lovor, sipati paradajzom iz flaše i naliti vodu, podesiti tajmer na 40 minuta, poklopiti i kuvati uz povremeno mešanje. 5 minuta pred kraj začiniti po ukusu. . . . #MojeGrne #receptizadusu #comfortfood #instaserbia #cooking #recipes #recepti #foodblog #foodblogfeed #kupus #cabbage #horseradish #hren #blogarchives (у месту Bor, Serbia) https://www.instagram.com/p/CA7mzuUpMDC/?igshid=1e61ejr4ps3xj

[galli-halli]

hast du ein paar links zu off-cam momenten von jk? ich sterbe für diese momente (du kennst bestimmt den off-camera kopfnuss moment von einer aushalten nicht lachen folge 🥺). du hast von einem moment gesprochen wo klaas auf jokos schoß sitzt, ich muss das sehn 🥺

Lass uns bitte nicht über diesen Moment beim Aushalten sprechen, denn ich verliere meinen Verstand, sobald ich darüber nur nachdenke.

Großes WTF. Wie kann man so sehr aufeinander eingespielt (und dabei so liebevoll) sein. Ich hass' die manchmal ein bisschen.

Generell ist es bei den Off-Cam Momenten schwer, sich alles zusammenzusuchen und nicht zu vergessen, wann das wo passiert ist. Vor allem, weil mittlerweile viel direkt nach Aufzeichnung auf Twitter darüber gesprochen wird und es weniger zusammenhängende Posts gibt. Das sind oft so Momente, in denen sie einfach kuschelig oder soft drauf sind. Ich kann aber mal ein paar Links in diese Antwort packen. <3

BTS zum Countdown-Händchen-Halten

Duell um die Welt Aufzeichnungen

Posts zu JKP7 Aufzeichnungen

BTS zur letzten Halligalli Folge (lesen auf eigene Gefahr)

BTS zum Beste Show-Tanz

Als Joko beim Gloria Konzert war (und Tumblr komplett Kopf stand)

Ganz viel Beste Show Off-Cam

(und noch ein paar hier)

Das, wo Klaas auf Jokos Schoß saß, war irgendwann mal bei einer Dudw-Aufzeichnung, allerdings finde ich den Screenshot/Post nicht mehr. Falls da jemand aushelfen kann, gerne melden.

Übrigens: Man kann sich immer auch ein bisschen durch alte Blogarchive und Tags graben. Hab ich auch schon gemacht und da findet man oft Schätze von vor ein paar Jahren, die man schon fast vergessen hatte (oder noch gar nicht kannte). Have fun <3

[webcanids]

Some folks noticed this poster from the last comic ("Foxy"), so I made a free 11"x17" PDF of it that you can download and print for yourself! There's also one on the store, but tbh I'd recommend printing it yourself to save money.

Find the free PDF here: http://webcanids.com/blogarchive/32536

[negatedtale]

Hey! Sorry for the long radio silence. Here’s a blog post about what’s going on, the status of the comic, etc. TL;DR: Updates this summer?

Thank you all so much for your patience. Stay safe out there. 💙

[fotograrte]

(vía Vidrieras de Nôtre Dame: Capilla del Santo Sacramento y de San Jorge (detalle) – FOTOGRARTE)

[beyondstardustdarksky]

Photographer Rinko Kawauchi

I chose Rinko Kawauchi as the artist to focus on and explore more about because her photos are inspirational to me of how she is able to capture very small details, uses a subtle color palette and each photo has a different composition which portrays a different message in their own way. 

I want to explore more in using nature and everyday objects that can be associated to the cycle of birth and death. More closely I want to focus on creating different compositions and using objects that we do not think of that can represents life, birth, wonder, death, intimacy, and isolation.  We go about our daily lives and busy schedules of going to work and school trying to make a living and not even think about simple things that can represent life and death. We take granted of those thoughts until it we actually encounter experiences of birth, intimacy, wonder, isolation and death with ourselves and our loved ones.

I love how Kawauchi’s compositions are not always the same and that it differs in each shot she takes, which can lead the viewer to interpret a different story or message based on her compositions and the range of items and subjects she used. The concept that I get from Rinko Kawauchi photos is the notion “less is more”, where she uses mundane everyday objects, the environment we are part of and her own family to tell a more profound message about life. Photographer Kawauchi still continues to portray poetic sensibility in her photobooks, where she released Hanako, Hanabi, and Utatane all at one (2001) to As It Is (2020).

In her new book As It Is, Kawauchi the publisher articulated “the pages navigate between the inside and the outside, always within close distance as, through her unique eye, Kawauchi effortlessly catches the fleeting beauty of the in-between moments, telling the story of an ordinary family going through life just as it is.”  This photobook includes subjective meanings where Kawauchi shows the birth of her daughter three years ago and images of her daughter growing up with the association of optimism towards the world and meticulous detail of tiny creatures of nature.

One of the photo I chose from her new photobook (2020) As It Is, was the little girl (seems to be Kawauchi’s daughter) appears playful in the sunlight. Kawauchi took this photo from a side angle of the girl’s body, which makes this composition more interesting to see a different view of the little girl rather than full face. When I see this photo, I get the feelings of warmth, spontaneity and excitement based on thinking what is actually happening in this photo. Is the little girl playing a game? Or is she running towards or away from her mother? Is the little girl learning how to run? Is someone holding her around his or her neck? 

As the viewer, I do not know if the girl is walking, sitting on something or if someone is holding her, which Kawauchi wants the viewer to imagine what is happening in the photo. The second photo was a side view shot taken of a bird trying to fly off the cliff. I felt this photo and the one with the little girl displays the notion of adventure and a new beginning or chapter in someone’s life. The bird seems to be learning how to fly and the little girl seems to be encountering something new, yet I do not know what it could possibly be.

https://www.shashasha.co/en/book/as-it-is  

https://www.torchpress.net/en/product/2174/ 

Through an interview, Kawauchi explained that her best photos are taken when she is not thinking about anything. Which makes me think that her best shots comes out when her mind is empty? That is interesting fact to know about her. In her youth, Kawauchi loved to read photography books that included animals creatures in nature even though she did not understand the books. Her reason of producing photobooks is that she wanted to be objective but was hard to get through because the photos contain personal images of her family. Kawauchi wanted her work serve as a catalyst for people to think about themselves and their relationship to the world (about their own selves, family/ relatives and the environment we are part of).

http://www.rosegallery.net/blogarchive/2011/06/21/foil-editor-interviews-rinko-kawauchi 

Kawauchi stated “I want to create a quiet, intimate place where people can be alone and listen to their inner voices while they are looking at my works.” She wanted people to find their inner selves that is not only subjective to them, but wanted her photos to create that spiritual connection to the viewer.

The photo of the hand hovering over the flame from the lighter displays the spiritual connection to light. The flame that is shown can symbolize anything, from lighting a candle, a cigar, cooking a meal to mediating upon the light to release the negativity that can annihilate the inner soul that is part of one’s self. The composition of this photo of the hand hovering over the flame reminds me of the idea of people staying and embracing a positive mindset to further overcome their struggles in life. Also, the flame can symbolize the idea of protecting the “goodness” of family, that includes love, tenderness, laughter and comfort.

The concept of Kawauchi’s work involves imagination in her photos. I felt imagination plays a role in the photo of the sewing machine. As the viewer, it makes me think of the different things or objects someone can create using only one equipment, a certain style of sewing and specific type of thread to produce many different types of things. The single thread that are build upon each other to create something is a great analogy to illustrate that trust, respect, honesty, communication and support is used to construct the foundation of a family, particularly relationships. Also, the item that is created can be used for someone’s family as symbol of love, protection and the basic needs as clothing.  

 She wants the viewer to think about what is happening and going on in the photos “One haiku is like a one picture. I don’t describe my images, I say it within haiku. At the same time, my images are poetic” stated Kawauchi. Rinko Kawauchi’s photos has an interconnection of family, nature and imagination that makes the viewer think profoundly of the subjects she used and what they could actually mean. Thus, her photos are considered poetic, intimate, fragile, and dream-like.  

[daaberlicious]

Give Me The Light- Not Just A Better Light

This one's specifically addressed to my fellow Christians, but non-Christians are more than welcome to read it.

I've got a new blog post on VHV's website below:

https://vhv.webcomic.ws/blogarchive/43035

[matt-sxmson-03]

Graphic design - Environmental Infographics

Secondary Research

this is an infographic produced by Mccrindle which is a research company that organises research so that people can access it. this specific infographic shows how people get to work in Australia I think that this infographic looks amazing and I really like the way they've highlighted and made all the figures stand out and I just thing its presented really nicely. I think that it really emphasises the numbers and I think it helps you to remember the facts because t stands out so much. I also think that this proves that facts can look more appealing and make people want to learn more if it is presented correctly

https://mccrindle.com.au/insights/blogarchive/getting-to-work-infographic/

https://www.pinterest.co.uk/matthewwsamson/environmental-infographic/

[debspots]

More orchard bounty from Apple Valley, NY. Apple Upside Down Cake. Jonagolds are my favorite, but they don’t hold their shape, so I picked a few Empires for cooking. Threw some oats in the batter because I was in an oaty frame of mind. #foodblogger #ontheblog #linkinbio #blogarchive #wordpress @wordpressdotcom #feedfeed @thefeedfeed #foodgawker @foodgawker #potterinthekitchen #piabadasswomen https://www.instagram.com/p/BpRnne0FsDS/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=s5f5pnet82ux

[papapanique]

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