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Had a really lovely weekend with two lovely friends over to Hull for a weekend visit.
We did a long slow wander around town during the afternoon, taking in a few of the notable spots (yes, Hull has a couple!) then out on Saturday night for a few drinks.
Around The Deep and Hull's Tidal Surge Barrier.
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Saturday night was another cracker.
We started at the Scale and Feather, then we met up with my dear friends Andrew and Priya for an amazing all-you-can-eat vegetarian meal at Hitchcock's then on to Nanouk, then The Mission, and finally on to The Star to finish the night.
Hitchcock's. Lovely to spend time in the company of fantastic friends.
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As I post these pics, it is the first Friday of December - and that can mean only one thing - I'm off to Leeds for Leeds First Friday weekend. Getting the lunchtime train and it should be a huge event this month as it's the Christmas LFF.
I'll leave you with the last set of photos from November. Back in my current favourite black lace dress again.
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found in Old Delhi about 1994
A little bit of history
Indian film poster artists have left an indelible mark on our minds. Hand painted posters were not only a means of advertising but a representation of culture. Back in time, film releases were preceded with the most popular form of advertising prevalent then – film posters plastered on crowded streets, followed by large billboards overlooking busy marketplaces. Although the exact origin of the use of hand painted posters in film advertising in India are not certain, they can be traced way back to the 1920s. Rapid growth of Indian cinema from the 1950s onwards (referred to by many as the “golden period”) fueled demand for outdoor film advertising. Talented artists from across India responded to this need by specializing themselves in the trade of creating hand painted film posters and billboards and taking up the practice as their full time profession. Putting soul into their paintings, these master artists created lifelike impressions of some of the biggest icons in the Indian film business, and thus the magic of hand painted billboards and film posters was born.
Their colours captured the shades of characters and reflected the intensity and drama behind the scenes they represented. Many poster artists used unique colours to portray negative or positive shades of characters, such as blue being synonymous with evil, red signifying anger or revenge, and pink portraying love. Such was their mastery, that they made the streets of India come alive with their unique colours and painting styles that became virtually synonymous with Indian cinema. During their prime, the presence of massive hand painted billboards outside theater halls delivered an unforgettable visual treat, pushing the definition of film poster art beyond advertising, and metamorphosing it into a cultural icon instead.
In 1990, when television had officially taken over outdoor advertising as the mainstay medium of film publicity, the emphasis on hand painted movie billboards and posters dwindled rapidly. In 1992, the digital printing revolution delivered the final nail in the coffin, closing the curtains on this traditional art.
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i'm sorry for the lack of pictures lately, i guess that's why i haven't been getting as many views as before :/
i just dislike when people view and don't comment, ya know? i comment or favorite like everything i look at :P
i've just been so uninspired and busy with other things recently. i might be taking a break soon.
i'm not even sure how much i like this.. i just needed to upload.
what a hectic week :( and its only wednesday.
this shirt makes me look huge..
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There is a longstanding Christian tradition of analogy between Divine Love's transformation of the believer's soul and fire's alchemical transformation of base elements into refined ones. In the history of Christian devotional life, the woundedness of the self has often been seen as the opening for God to enter, and the dissolution of the self has been seen as the preface to God's recreation of that self. Similarly in alchemy, the destruction of materials precedes their transmutation. In the polyptych, the theme of woundedness is manifest in three of the four saints: Roch, Peter Martyr, and Sebastian. And of course, fire is the attribute of the fourth, St. Vincent Ferrer. Because of the way alchemical and devotional tradition enfolded each other, it is possible to read Christian devotional motifs in alchemical terms, as Iulia Millesima does with this polyptych in the following passage: www.labyrinthdesigners.org/alchemy-art/andrea-da-murano-a...
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My cat woke me up disgustingly early today, but I was not mad at him anymore when I looked at the sky and saw the gorgeous colors. A beautiful sunrise and a cup of coffee is, to me, a perfect way to start a day. Have a great one, everybody! :D
One of my followers commented on a photo I had posted of these shoes saying he had a pair and had tried wearing them without the insoles, but found them very uncomfortable without them.
hat was all it took to get me to try wearing them without insoles. I can see why he might find them uncomfortable, but I really have come to like the sensation on my soles.
It is much the same as walking barefoot, particularly when walking on rough surfaces. I've now worn them much of the day for several days and will continue.
This gives me the opportunity to get much of the benefits of barefoot sole toughening without attracting the attention that walking around truely barefoot does.
Actually, these shoes do attract positive attention with or without the red insoles. I was out shopping and stopped at my bank. As I'm waiting for the teller, one of the bankers comes up and says "I hope you don't mind if I ask where you got those shoes, I really like them." The customer behind me agreed, and then the teller wanted to see them. Of course I avoided showing them the soles with all the holes. They were looking at the uppers. I told him I had found them on Amazon.
So I'd call these without the insoles "pleasantly uncomfortable". I'm not sure how long the very thin rubber sole will last without the nubs of the insole protecting it, but meanwhile I'll be wearing these often.
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So when Becky, Ylana and I had the shoot, Becky bought over some of the leftover cakes she made from her mums birthday. They were lovely and I just had to take pictures of them. Naturally, Ylana and Becky thought I was just being a freak, but I really really like them!
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With an impending weekend away in Newcastle looming, it was time to get to the salon and have my hair done.
These pictures are from before the salon.
I am loving my new Laura Ashley top - another eBay bargain!