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UPDATED JAN 14 2020: 'DON'T LET IT BREAK YOUR HEART HITS OVER 2 MILLION YOUTUBE STREAMS

UPDATED NOV. 25, 2019: 'DON'T LET IT BREAK YOUR HEART' DEBUTS AT No. 12 ON WORLDWIDE ITUNES CHARTLOUIS' SOLO MUSIC HAS GARNERED OVER A BILLION STREAMSOFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE

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Louis Tomlinson tonight releases his beautiful new single, 'Don't Let It Break Your Heart'.

'Don't Let It Break Your Heart' is a simple and elegant ballad about resilience and taking time to heal after tough times, written by Louis with Stuart Crichton, Stephen Wrabel, Cole Citrenbaum and James Newman, and produced by Steve Mac.

The music video is again directed by Charlie Lightening (Paul McCartney and Liam Gallagher), and is the third part of the story that ran through Louis' recent ‘Kill My Mind’ and 'We Made It' music videos.

Louis says: "Don’t Let It Break Your Heart is a song I’m really proud of. It’s a song about hope and seeing the glass as half full."

'Don't Let It Break Your Heart' is taken from Louis' highly anticipated debut solo album, Walls, released January 31st 2020.

Louis recently announced a World Tour for 2020 that will visit London, Glasgow, Doncaster and Manchester, alongside Europe, UAE, Indonesia, Australia, New Zealand, Japan, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina, the USA and Canada.

Earlier this year Louis headlined the Coca-Cola music festival in Madrid to an audience of 25,000 people and recently performed to 65,000 fans at Premios Telehit in the Foro Sol stadium in Mexico City.

He also picked up the Best Song Award at the 2019 Teen Choice Awards for his recent single 'Two Of Us', which has so far hit 40 million streams on Spotify, with YouTube views at 23 million.

In 2018 Louis won an iHeart Award for 'Best Solo Breakout', and an EMA Award for 'Best UK & Ireland Act' in 2017. He was ranked No. 5 on Billboard’s emerging artists of 2018 and has over 60 million combined followers on social media.

As a member of One Direction, Louis has sold over 100 million records. Overall Louis’s solo music has garnered over a BILLION streams.

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~Blog Introduction~

Hi friends! 

I would firstly like to welcome you to my blog, a place where I am excited to share my ruminations and express my thoughts over the course of the next few months. My name is Claire Wright and I am a first-year Studio Art major at the University of Guelph. My interests in visual arts, as well as the art of language and poetry are widespread and varied. To me, performing or creating art is comparable to the act of breathing, something I need in my life in order to survive and function freely. Besides traditional practices of illustration and painting, I perform art in the little things I do every day, in doing things like organizing my hoarding table (a side table with various objects which either genuinely hold meaning or are assigned meaning by me)  in specific compositions, crafting outfits with contrasting colours and patterns, sketching people in public without them knowing, or making up vocal solos in the shower. I mean, this may not constitute as art for most people but to me it is and it makes me feel like I have a purpose and helps me cope. Something that I have not explored in depth, however, is the connection of artistic practice and graffiti, which is why I am so excited to explore this form of expression in this course.

Throughout my life, I have always been drawn to striking pieces of both formal and informal art. Although I have trouble recalling my first introduction to graffiti and public art, I do know that I have always been intrigued seeing vibrant pieces of graffiti sprawling across the sides of buildings and under bridges in my hometown of Aurora. My dad was a huge influence upon my love for all art forms, taking me to galleries in downtown Toronto, and appreciating works of graffiti along the way in alleyways and buildings on city streets. So to me, it has never been a question of whether or not graffiti is art. In my mind, it is. It is just another form of extending an idea or feeling through the arm and translating it onto a surface for people to view and enjoy. However, when it comes to tagging, as we brought up in our first seminar, the line between art and vandalism tends to become distorted. I have grown up with an understanding of gang culture as it relates to graffiti and hierarchical claiming of land and space. As I begin to reflect deeper upon it now, however, I can see the art even in the act of tagging. Artistic practices of calligraphy, typography, and graphics have existed for centuries and growing up I found myself fascinated at some of the ways in which these people designed their tags. It’s interesting, not only from a social and cultural perspective but from the perspective of design and expression as well.

As I got older and was able to explore parts of my town that are hidden away from the public eye, I began to find niches within Aurora and a neighboring town called Newmarket of places where graffiti was accepted and practiced. One spot in particular that I have visited frequently growing up and represents the sort of graffiti that exists around me is a spot under a bridge in Newmarket. In order to get there, you must walk along a hiking trail, follow the train tracks and trek through a dense forest area. But once you are under this bridge surrounded by the intermingling of colorful art and nature, there is truly an interesting air of serenity. Now, I’m not going to say whether or not I ever added to the artwork that was there, but I definitely felt the urge to leave a mark of my own on this place. And now that I have the opportunity, I am excited to grow my understanding of this form of expression and be able to converse and share with all of you!

Attached below is the spot under the bridge that I am referring to, as well as some other images from my towns grafitti and public art hotspots.

source: https://pixsilver.com/wpress/tag/graffiti/

source: https://pixsilver.com/wpress/tag/graffiti/

source: https://tpeproductions.blogspot.com/2014/09/graffiti-youth-art-and-tough-love.html

source: https://tpeproductions.blogspot.com/2014/09/graffiti-youth-art-and-tough-love.html

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Hola, Rebe. Bendiciones, sierva de Dios. Tú que eres mexicana, quisiera hacerte una pregunta sobre tu país. Ahora que estamos en "halloween" ¿por qué en tu país celebran a los muertos en cada mes de Octubre? Digo, yo que tanto amo, admiro y respeto a tu país, pero lo único malo de ahí es eso y la mucha idolatría que se vive ahí... sé que en todo el mundo hay mucha idolatría. Pero sinceramente no entiendo esa tradición de México de celebrar a sus muertos. En fin, ¡qué viva México!

Hola :)

Una tradición que materializa la creencia mexicana de celebrar el Día de los Muertos es la “ofrenda”. La idea de la ofrenda consiste en obsequiar a los difuntos, comida y bebida. Esta tradición nace de la era mesoamericana en donde se creía que las almas de los difuntos viajaban a un lugar después de la muerte. Pero este viaje se creía era largo y difícil lo cual requería que los difuntos fueran enterrados con algunos objetos esenciales para un viaje seguro.

Hoy en día, estas fechas se enfocan en la tradición de recordar a los difuntos por medio de ofrendas, altares y regalos. Algunas creencias derivan la presencia de los cuatro elementos esenciales de la naturaleza: tierra, viento, agua y fuego; así como otros elementos que expresan la dualidad de la vida y la muerte de la existencia humana:

(También te dejo fotos para que se den una idea)

Tierra. Representada por los frutos que alimentan a los muertos, se observan frutos de temporada como calabazas, tejocotes, mandarinas, naranjas y caña de azúcar.

Viento. En indispensable el copal y el incienso por la creencia de que el humo se esparce por el aire, marcando “caminos” para los difuntos.

Agua. Puesta en una jarra o en un recipiente, las almas calman su sed con agua fresca después de un largo viaje que los transporta hasta su altar.

Fuego. Las velas se encienden para que las almas sean recordadas. Por lo general son colocadas cuatro cirios o veladores que representan los cuatro puntos cardinales para orientar a los espíritus durante su viaje.

Flores de Cempasúchil. Esta flor tradicional color amarillo se da en temporada y tiene un olor particular que remite al día de los muertos. Se acostumbra esparcir sus pétalos en la puerta de la casa y alrededor de la ofrenda para orientar el alma del difunto.

Calaveras de dulce. Elaboradas en diferentes tamaños se preparan disolviendo el azúcar en agua hasta obtener un jarabe muy espeso que se vierte en los moldes. Cuando el azúcar se seca, la masa es decorada, coloreada y recortada con papel brillante.

Objetos y recuerdos que hayan pertenecido al difunto, tales como artículos personales, fotografías, y herramientas de trabajo que hagan sentir más cómodo al difunto en su regreso a casa.

Platillos típicos, representados por las características de la región, destacan lo mejor de la cocina mexicana, tal como el mole, frijol, tortillas, chocolate, pozole, café, guajolote, y otros dulces típicos.

¿Qué te puedo decir? Amo a mi México, pero su idolatría es otro nivel.

Te mando un abrazo y que Dios te sorprenda.

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Source of image https://letterpresscommons.com/linotypeandintertype/ https://letterpresscommons.com/monotype/ http://metaltype.co.uk/wpress/intertype-models/intertype-model-c4/ https://www.digitalcheck.com/phototypesetters-printing/