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……Went for the Circus side of the theme in this weeks Smile on Saturday, the chair is a creation by the Daughter in Law from a few Christmases ago - made from a top off a bottle of Bubbly, balancing it was a challenge but not insurmountable! The Elephant came from Jill’s moms but needed a pair of Tusks - unlikely to be Ivory poachers, however a few minutes with a Crochet needle (also Jill’s moms) I fashioned a new pair for him! The Ball is a remnant from when our Grandson was little. And finally, the Big Top backdrop is the curtain we hang over the front door to keep the direct sun off it. Indeed it was natural sunlight here, ‘Click’ & hey presto - Smile On Saturday, well after some minor edits just in Lightroom only. Alan:-) HSoS……
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This is an example of my design of Ancient times restaurant - take away in Athens in the time of Periklis
Creativity is solving problems that cannot be formulated before they have been solved.
The shaping of the question is part of the answer.
― Piet Hein
The first picture in a small task I have given myself. Simplisity in expression, in colours, edit and words.
The settings are created by great and wonderful people on SL who opened their sims for us all to have fun. The words will be small grooks made by a Danish mathematic and poet called Piet Hein.
This picture is taken at Furillen
© 2010 Aelin Quan – All rights reserved - Réf. 100228
"Et voilà que du sol où nous sommes
Nous passons nos vies de mortels
A chercher ces portes qui donnent
Vers le ciel."
Francis Cabrel, La robe et l'échelle
******** Credits *********
Landscape : AM Radio's The Far Away
Textures : dog ma .
Many thanks to both !
I reinstalled my Lucky Chair :D
Pose 'Holdy hands' available only in the Lucky Chair! Del May Mainstore
Before visiting this old theatre we saw a lot of beautiful pictures of the place. Sadly it has been trashed and it was hard to come home with some nice pictures. Why do people trash these beautiful buildings?
As a composer and as a musician I'm a true believer - and this is not to be overly diplomatic - I'm a believer that there's artistry in everything from a lawn gnome to a desk chair to a symphony to an Andy Warhol painting. There's art in absolutely everything. Darren Criss
SWELL Sculpture Festival. 'Stacked Chairs' by Alexander Piperides (Qld)
Stacked Chairs is an assembly of found chairs, portraying a column like structure. Although each chair has its own individual memory and function, they have become dependent on one another; the failure of one chair could result in the failure of the whole system. I would like to think of this similar to our current lives; where we are all at some stage or another, in the midst of various responsibilities, whether intentional or not. (the artist)
... in order to see the Sun after 6 month again here at the South Pole. So a good way to wait for the rising Sun is to take a chair and watch it coming up like here behind the IceCube Lab building. Well, it might take a while, because sunrise here at South Pole takes several weeks!
This chair is probably 70 years old, it was my parents' from before I was born. I carried it around forever. I brush painted it dark green over 25 years ago, and it lasted pretty well. (Oil paint, we're using oil primer and paint again. Power spray painting this time). Bill powerwashed and then power iron brush ground the surface, and revealed all these lovely layers of paint. It was aqua/ seafoamy green when I was a child. I've never seen the yellow, probably came that way new.