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Crato. God of creativity. Main deity of the pantheon of the gods of the Lego. He is elusive and capricious, he appears and disappears for periods according to his will. Wake up fans at night or distract them when they walk down the street. He loves that builders do new things or old things in new ways.
The gods of the Lego (or maybe it's "the gods of the Legos"?... never mind) have existed since the beginning of time when everything was black or dark bluish gray but they have not had work until the middle of the 20th century. Now they help and inspire thousands of fans in their task of building with small pieces of plastic.
The gods of the Lego:
Crato. God of creativity
Plao. God of planning
Lovellia. Goddess of beauty
Storos. God of storage and order
Joyo. Goddess of the play
Loso. Demon of the lost pieces
Roko. Demon of the broken builds
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Crato. Los dioses del LEGO.
Crato. Dios de la creatividad. Deidad principal del panteón de los dioses del Lego. Es esquivo y caprichoso, aparece y desaparece por periodos según su voluntad. Despierta a los aficionados por las noches o les distrae cuando andan por la calle. Le encanta que los constructores hagan cosas nuevas o cosas viejas de formas nuevas.
Los dioses del Lego (o tal vez sea "los dioses de los legos"... bueno, da igual) existen desde el principio de los tiempos cuando todo era negro o gris oscuro pero no han tenido trabajo hasta mediados del siglo XX. Ahora ayudan e inspiran a miles de aficionados en su tarea de construir con las pequeñas piezas de plástico.
Los dioses del Lego:
Crato. Dios de la creatividad
Plao. Dios de la planificación
Lovellia. Diosa de la belleza
Storos. Dios del almacenamiento y el orden
Joyo. Diosa del juego
Loso. Demonio de las piezas perdidas
Roko. Demonio de las construcciones rotas
Don't compromise yourself. You're all you've got. -Janis Joplin
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Photography is such magical world to be in , with your COMMENTS I could join it ^^
YOUR WORDS MAKE ME DO BETTER NEXT TIME so little help won't hurt !!!!!!
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With working towards a 5mph slack at sterns, 34027 is seen passing the dead branch at little rock 16th of April 2021
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This build was calling for some heavy editing so I made several attempts until I was pleased with the result.
Please enjoy!
Featuring a 38,082 pieces LEGO Artwork! Set atop a wooden board made out of LEGO tiles, as well as stationaries and tabletop decorations to emphasize the creative aspect of the artwork. The abtract design in the center does not imply a distinct message, but designed to invoke the flow of thoughts, ideas, concepts, and imaginations that run through our minds everyday!
Notes: The work done here is not desgined to be a actual LEGO structure, but more of an art form. Though there are no illegal building techniques going on here, not every part is actually attached to another brick. Some plates are just placed down and balanced because of certain limitations, but mostly for the sake of design.
ps: Everything you see in the image is made purely out of LEGO element. Enjoy. (It also made it as a runner up :D)
"Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something they feel a little guilty because they didn't really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after a while." - Steeve Jobs
"The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct acting from inner necessity. The creative mind plays with the objects it loves." - Carl Gustav Yung
The picture on a stand that I've used in this composition is Chinese hand-made silk embroidery. Have you ever seen such a beautiful painting on a piece of silk satin? Just imagine embroidering such a delicate fugure with the threads and needles! But such an exquisite embroidery has been one of China's most famous art forms for many centuries. The first response people normally have when they see Chinese silk embroidered pictures (embroidery picture, needle painting or thread painting as some people would call) is that they don't believe they are hand embroidered.
Chinese embroidery paintings are well known for its rich colors comparable to an oil painting and realism comparable to photography.
To create a high quality piece, an artist needs to split a single silk thread into several thinner threads and embroider layer after layer with threads of a variety of colors to reach the final wonderful effect. One top quality silk embroidery work usually uses millions of silk threads of hundreds of different colors, taking more than one year to complete.
Best seen on black - press L or click image above.
I photographed this clock face some time ago and have used it in other designs...well, the overall design potential just keeps on ticking in my head....like creativity itself.
Kaleidos - Creativity Top Selection
Day from 21/09 to 04/10 2015
Many congratulations!
Selected by Eleonora Bruscolini
The city overflows with creativity. Forged by traditions and customs, the city of Oaxaca is also defined by its inventive capacity, reflected in its streets, in art, and in its gastronomy. Knowing its challenges and challenges, Oaxacans have become dynamic thinkers, creators and actors of projects that bring unity and resilience to the city.
Someone got creative and put a Daffodil in this group of Rhododendron flowers. It looks great even in the rain.
I captured this smart decorative idea in the garden of a village house in Hanstedt of Lower Saxony in Germany.
Approaching Rodney Street, and just in the nick of time for the sunlight, here's brand new Volvo B5TL / Wright Gemini 3, number 1055 (SJ18 NFF) in a evening shot where I had a tiny window to catch this - a split second later and the bus would have moved in to the shade.
Bus photography is both a science and an art is it not? Advanced thinking of where to position oneself, understanding technical settings on the camera, the use of light and location of the sunlight, judgement of angles and concentration when the subject comes towards you.
And then the art - deciding on creativity in an appealing composition, landscape and architectural backdrops, colour and balance.
Back at home and a little production to tidy the photo up, adding colour and perhaps sharpening, the removal of objectionable distractions (lamp posts, wires etc) and generally
making the picture as desirable as possible, just as an artist would do with a painting.
There are two extra problems....dealing with images in motion and unwanted obstacles that get in the way just at the wrong moment!
All that said we all have to be ready for the 'point and shoot' picture!
An attempt to show the most fundamental things that God created: Substance, joy, beauty, relationship, wisdom, holiness, all played out in time/eternity. I have blogged about this here.
Thanks for looking!
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A tornado of creativity hit my craftroom in the last few weeks! I will be re-organizing and cleaning it this week :o)
June 20, 2009, Explore #108
This has become a little series, huh? :P
I guess you can all guess what is on the picture... You know where the bokeh comes from :P
And you know what?
I'm not doing anything today... I'm just gonna sit in my PJ´s and do NOTHING!
Hope you are all having a fantastic weekend!
(Another Don Draper slide, this quote is from a recent episode.)
I laughed out loud when I heard this one and it's so true. Creativity can be encouraged, sure, but it can be very difficult to force. Sometimes you just have to fuck around until creativity strikes.
Slightly related: www.dkeithrobinson.com/thingimade/the_science_or_lack_the...
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A hunch is creativity trying to tell you something. And earlier when I saw my daughters beads it hit me :) and I had the hunch.
I wish you could buy creativity in a glass, or well maybe not buy it (then it wouldnt be a gift anymore), just when it comes that you could bottle it up and use it later.
I find myself with images going through my head all the time, but do i have the time to go create those pictures then? of course not :) So thats why occasionally you can find me running through the house like a crazy person, and everybody knows..mommy's got a hunch :)
a camera toss, mirrored and colourized. I quite like the result but as I prefer not to alter my uploads much I'm just not sure. The original is here
Anyway, film night, and I went to see Thérese Desqueyroux, a period drama set in provincial France in the 1920s. The heroine, if we can call her that, seems destined to a dull, if wealthy, existence, partly because of the limits of her country set, but mostly because of her thrawn nature which represses her discontent rather than expresses it. Audrey Tautou plays the lead with such cold aloofness and with hardly a flash of her winning smile that it's difficult to sympathise with her character, or the family that surrounds her. Looks great but ultimately quite dull 3/5
I spent an afternoon at my mom’s the other day and browsed through her large stock of buttons, ribbons and old lace. A gold mine for a craft enthusiast! This is part of what I came home with. :-)
Blogged here:
Corpus Christi 2007 - Sitges, Barcelona (Spain).
ENGLISH
For the festivity of Corpus Christi, every year it is celebrated a contest of carpets of flowers in the streets of Sitges, in which people, groups and schools participate. The used materials usually are petals of carnations, grass, earth, coffee, bran of rice and other types of flowers. Also some balconies are specially arranged.
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CASTELLANO
Para la festividad de Corpus Christi se celebra cada año en las calles de Sitges un concurso de alfombras de flores, en que participan personas, colectivos y escuelas. Los materiales empleados suelen ser pétalos de claveles, hierba, tierra, café, salvado de arroz y otros tipos de flores. También se engalanan algunos balcones.