#punchinella

[desimonewayland]

Giandomenico Tiepolo

Punchinella's Departure, 1797

Ca' Rezzonico - Museum of the 18th century Venice

[stumblingoverchaos]

For ICAD 2023. Polka Dots. Collage, embossed label, acrylic paint, gel plate printing, stencil, punchinella.

[creekfiend]

Trying out new names for Flare

[jj-draws]

Nothing like a day at the island with Punchinella, huh?

[uncle-jj]

I was told by a friend on Discord that "Punchi" would make a better fit for my genderbent Punchy than "Punchinella" (name-wise, not body-wise). I kinda agree, since I had shortened her name to "Punchie", which is exactly the same, but with an "e".

But yeah, you can check her out on my art blog @jj-draws, along with other doodly thingies!

[slowedmountains]

3 Below got me scribbling my good Trollhunters girl Punchy

Side note, is there a snappy term people are using for their Trollhunters troll characters that uh.. Isn’t as cursed as fantroll?

[houndsoflovemp3]

[newsreggaetoday]

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Brand new tune! @pentateuchmovement #punchinella out now! Spread the vibes! #reggae #dub #jamaica #pentateuchmovement #reggaetoday Listen now: https://youtu.be/Kk-NAsYJ-Is

[wadadahii]

Where she gone? #Punchinella taking lessons from @jahmasonmusic princess weh gone di other day! 💃🏾💃🏾💃🏾 •|• Look out for @pentateuchmovement new tune 🔊🔥🔥🔥 "Punchinella" produced by @thedrumkeys •|• I wan say give thanks for all virtuous and patient woman out deh who strive with their #King and all bredren out deh uplifting and edifying our women so that we both grow! 💑 •|• Punchinella either is too fast like rolling stone or she king man nah deal with her right! •|• Tune tuff! Check it out September 28th •|• #Pentateuch #PentateuchMovement #DrumKeys #BlackSabbathSound #BlackSabbathSoundSelections #Wadadahii #WHPK #RootsRevivalFridays #NewReggae #RootsDubReggae

[mikrokosmos]

Rachmaninoff – Morceaux de Fantaisie, op.3 (1892)

I was going to make a post only on THE prelude today, but I remembered that I also adored the elegy, and I thought I may as well talk a bit about the full suite. “Fantasy Pieces”, again following the Romantic tradition of free-form music, was written by Rachmaninoff when he was just 19. Think of that! Usually when we talk about composers who wrote great stuff early on, we think Mozart or maybe Beethoven. But still a teenager, Rachmaninoff wrote a suite of gorgeous music, one of the pieces here would become his most popular and loved [to his chagrin]. He wrote the prelude first, and then the rest of the pieces came after, and he dedicated the suite to his teacher Anton Arensky. They are the accumulation of his studies, and show a shift towards a more mature style with craftsmanship and personality. The suite is not necessarily meant to be played as a group, and so you often hear the prelude as a stand-alone work. The opening Elegy starts off like a very darkened Chopin nocturne, and the main melody is full of the expected mourning and disturbingly tragic. This kind of darkness touches in on a lot of Rachmaninoff’s music. The melody sometimes sings out in one voice, sometimes another joins in harmony. And the music isn’t afraid to take sudden harmonic shifts. The middle section has an uplifting melody in the left hand as the right hand glitters over it. After an energetic transition, we come back to the bleak soundworld of the opening, the melody an octave lower. The coda grows louder with passionate descending thirds, and then the final bars go into the bass. The prelude is the most iconic work, and its popularity transcends the rest of the suite. Rachmaninoff was bothered by it the older he got, thinking that the love for the prelude of his teen years overshadowed ‘better’ music he wrote later. But it’s popularity is understandable. It opens with octaves going deep in the bass, part of the nickname “The Bells of Moscow”. They thunder underneath a main melody made up of thick homophonic chords, that has an almost yearning quality. The middle section is made of broken notes falling over each other chromatically, and eventually grows into a frantic passage of chords before exploding into a restatement of the opening, with dense chords slamming in the bass and then the hands jump to play the melody in full chords higher up. For clarity, the music here is written across four staffs. The intensity fills the room with immense pathos. That sounds like overkill with the adjectives maybe, but it does feel like music for an existential crisis. The music calms down a bit before dying away in softer chords, the bells ring out in the distance. After the angst of the opening, we are finally given a break in the form of the “melody”, which softly plays over gorgeous accompaniment, and as with the other works you hear premonitions of mature Rachmaninoff. Using chromaticism to murk up the harmonies, holding onto a gorgeous melody that seems to exist beyond the rhythm of the music, etc. The melody organically develops into an intense passage of chords that then break out into a pretty flourish, before coming back to the opening. The fourth movement, “Punchinella”, in reference to the same Commedia dell’arte character, is whimsical and full of joy, kind of foreshadowing Ravel’s “Alborada del gracioso”, and so with dense chords the music plays around on the keyboard. The middle section again has a main melody in the left hand while the right decorates over it, again keeping in the good mood but more genuine. Then we come back to the opening with its shifting grace notes and fun rhythm. The piece ends with staccato notes across the keyboard. The final work, the Serenade, opens with the melody alone, and comes off as “exotic” music, that is it follows folk writing scales that could be Spanish. It continues the brighter spirit that the second half of the suite has been carrying, while also dazzling with piano technique. Despite being in a minor key and ending with heavy chords, it is still a ‘happy’ piece.

Movements:

1. Elegie

2. Prelude

3. Melody

4. Polichinelle

5. Serenade

Pianist: Vladimir Ashkenazy

[raemissigman]

Just some pretty tags made with the new Print Making Starter Kit the awesome team over at @gelliarts sent to me. I love how simple the process can be when all of your favorite tools are packed together- like a little Gelli Printing travel box! Included in this kit: a 5x5" Gelli Arts® printing plate a 4" roller 6 small pots of acrylic paint popsicle sticks to apply the paint and make combs for mark making punchinella bubble wrap parchment paper 4 tags _________ I love making print after print and then cutting them up into bits to collage onto small tags. Another fun tip: Create masks using parchment paper and then recycle the masks as collage fodder. I think I will add these to my Pocket Journal! Scroll to see what comes in the kit and the the “before” printed papers. ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ _________ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀ #gelliprintingmakesmehappy #pocketjournallove #experimentingevenwhenitsdifficult #arttoolstellastory #gelliprinting #gelliarts #monoprintingfordays #printmakingaddiction #trustyourart #embraceallyourartforwhatitis #trusttheart #looktoyourownartforinspiration #letyourartexciteyou #trustyourownuniqueartprocess #loveyourownart #artexperiments #exploringmyarttools #artmarksarewhatido #artmarksjournal #artmarksmakemehappy #raemissigman #raeinthestudio #mixedmediaartmarks #instagramartmarkmaker #makerofartmarks #iamamakerofartmarks #ilovewhatimakeanddo #mixedmediaartstyle #artmarks https://www.instagram.com/p/Bx7jk6tpfR6/?igshid=1buadktihb0sb

[bethanycolemanfmpyear2]

Punch and Judy History

Punch and Judy are a famous comedy puppet duo most popular in England and is thought to have been around for about 350 years however it is believed that they go back even further and to have originated in Italy, Punch would have originally been called Punchinella and derived form an Italian Comedy called Commedia Dell'Arte. Unlike the modern puppet show Punchinella was originally a marionette instead of a hand puppet and when the show travelled to England Punch was the first character to emerge with other characters like his wife Judy appearing later. Punch and Judy shows are known for their outrageous humour, that includes lots of violence, tasteless jokes, and lying, stealing and cheating; from the perspective of a modern audience some of this behaviour is quite questioning, especially to a children's audience, in the 19th and 20th century Punch and Judy was incredibly popular due to this slapstick comedy style.

[stumblingoverchaos]

For Get Messy's The Inner Heroine class. Spiritual Aridity. Collage, adhesive glitter craft roll, punchinella (sequin waste), acrylic paint, book paper, scrapbook paper, gel pen, staples, vellum, glitter, craft punches. # Time to observe Time connected everything nothing quiet Knocked, opened the door A stray, just like a pang of regret Time moves - not you - Why?

[creekfiend]

I love your name ideas. Ever since you said Firefly when I’ve seen her picture I’ve thought of Flarebug. Foxglove and Glimmer are adorable. Punch is baffling and intriguing, I googled it and had never heard of Punchinella before, it sounds fun for a mouse I mean dog clown. Whatever ends up feeling right will be sweet and perfect. I don’t live somewhere where there are fireflies and convinced myself Flarebug was a real word, and I think that little made up word might follow me whenever I do end up seeing a firefly.

Flarebug is the cutest name for fireflies ever omg. I really do like Glimmer tbh I am leaning toward it a lot right now!!! But I think I'll have to wait to meet her to decide for sure :)

[snscraft]

16th Jan - There is no Greater Love than ours My final 8th piece in this series. Since it's plastic, I covered it dried tea bags. I then applied #rangerink opaque Crackle paste. I left it to dry overnight. Used a black gesso. Once dried, brushed it with #nuvomousse Pure Platinum and Mother of Pearl. The heart is ctually a lace heart. The rose, heart and the bead is plastic and was part of an old key chain. I stringed it inside the lace. I painted it with black gesso and stiffened it with matte medium gel. Tinted nuvo mousse Mother of pearl, followed by English Heather. And then I did one crazy step, I heat embossed it with ranger clear #embossingpowder. It gave the natural glossy accent to it. I then attached it to the lid using soft gel medium. And attached the lid to the card using the heavy gel, The background is made from an aluminum can. Yes, you heard me right . I used #Sizzix 3d-dembossingfolder alterations foundry and carefully embossed it using my sizzixbigshot. I painted with black gesso. Again using nuvo mousse I brushed the surface with Pure Platinum and also English Heather to give a little brightness. I had this prestamped, embossed sentiment in my stash and decided to go with it. Since I used the foundry background, I added some gears which had the same colours as the background. The final touch was the punchinella. I cut a few pieces and attached them with matte medium. I hope you guys enjoyed my 8pieces. https://web.facebook.com/SnSCraftMY/ #card #cards #cardmaker #cardmakers #cardmaking #carddesign #carddesigns #handmade #handmadecard #handmadecards #handmadecraft #handmadecrafts #mixedmedia #mixedmediaart #mixedmediaarts #mixedmediaartist #mixedmediaartists #mixedmediacard #mixedmediacards #mixedmediatag #mixedmediaartwork #maremismallart #recyclematerials #upcycle #Malaysia #Cyberjaya https://www.instagram.com/p/BtGzD30HhpY/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=u52axdwgp3tx

[sokoritellymomoa-archive-blog]

ToriKellyMomoa: Can't sleep... Might be because of all the candy I consumed... So I'm just going to make some slime while the hubby and my little punchinella sleep.