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My Nuts
Nuff said? What’s FAITH got to do with it? Click here to find out.
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Wordle deregulated
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In-between Space: Piedmont Revelers Revisited
An old piece of mine, the “Piedmont Revelers,” was selected back in early May (2022) for
“The Space Between” Digital Art Online Exhibit – at the Cape Cod Art Center. The emphasis on “in-between space” intrigued me: “The challenge we were asking you to think about is the space in between. Some may have interpreted it literally as the space between objects. Where the space is implied within the context of an image, for example a cityscape, in between buildings. Perhaps a landscape or seascape that represents a meditative space. Or the image may describe a very personal journey where you enter a transitional space, abandoning the familiar in search of new ways of being. All interpretations were considered.” See my Art Shows page.
Piedmont Revelers
Subterranean Echo Chamber
I’m sure this has already occurred to you:
cantileverius schnozolum ex post facto
your nose is out
33 Extra Minutes with Ed Greb
Professor Edward M. Greb, June 16, 1933 ~ January 18, 2021 (age 87)
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I got to spend an additional 33 minutes on my iPad in Sketch Club with Dr. Greb this Spring morning. He played quite an influential role in my personal growth and early professional development. His Introduction to Anthropology course there at Washington & Jefferson College was my introduction to anthropology in real life. In his syllabus he quoted Don Quijote de La Mancha, which I was reading in Spanish for the first time that same semester. He gracefully escorted me into the early stages of adulthood.
Semiospherical
Bumped into Juri Lotman. Liked his hair. Made me think of THIS previous post. It’s a sign.
You’re the Puppet
The idea behind this quickly done, simple animation – done in Procreate – came from a series of tweets by Jared Yates Sexton, see the series here: (yea, click here.)
John Pavlovitz is right; and it burns me up!
See for yourself. Take a look at “If Conservatives Want to Ban Dangerous Books, They Better Start With the Bible.” The bible, two ways of approaching it, elsewhere on this illustroblog.
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