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Evolution [14.02.2015]
Part One of Three
Acrylic on Canvas 120 x 100 cm
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Time’s Josh Sanburn takes a look at the evolution of corporate logos and examines what’s behind the trend toward kinder, gentler branding. The gallery, on TIME.com, explores the logo changes for AT&T, CBS, Gap, KFC, Nike, Pepsi, Starbucks and Walmart.
VIDEO - Cosplay Fight Contest youtu.be/DEfbYGwCUSI
The Anime Evolution Akimatsuri 2012 is an annual convention for Anime, Manga and Cosplay animated cartoon and comic fans in the Greater Vancouver area. After a leave of absence in 2011 to organize itself better, Anime Evolution Akimatsuri 2012 is back this year as a non-profit organization for the greater enjoyment of fans and was being held at the Simon Fraser University (SFU) campus in Burnaby, BC from Nov 3-4, 2012.
The programming included a wide-range of subjects to satisfy every taste. There are Cosplay Contest, Anime Evolution Idol singing contest, open play, Anime episode screening, music videos, voice and acting tutorials, fitness for nerds, Cosplay makeup, how to improve workshops, plushie-making for beginners, AMV, Kabuki Theatre in Anime, Pokemon masters, samurai girls, Sengoku Era and Shinsengumi, amateur fantasy play, parodies and performances, League of Legends, together with Anime music video screening, even panels on the convention industry in Vancouver. One of the audience favorites is the Cosplay Contest with quite a few of the contestants featuring space-age, sword and sandals warrior fighter costumes, boffer safe weapons to add some exciting sword play action. Many fans also came for the celebrity autograph open area with appearances by such well-known movie, TV and animation industry players as Mackenzie Gray, Lauren Landa, Cathy Weseluck, Jason Charles Miller, Kelly Sheridan Lee Tockar and more with a Guest Meet and Greet Dinner afterwards.
[Photos & Videos by Ray Van Eng | www.vancouver21.com]
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KFC
Kentucky Fried Chicken became KFC in the 1990s to avoid the unhealthy connotations of the word fried. Its iconic founder, Colonel Sanders, has become increasingly prominent. He’s kept the string tie but has added an apron, so customers won’t feel he has lost his talent for home-style cooking.
My third grade "research" paper which I did on Darwin and Evolution. Yeah even in 1982 I was weird ;-)
Wow, long time no see. Im so sorry for disappearing. I think i just kind of burnt out. School has been crazy and it just kinda sucked the creativity right outta me. The 52 week project is dead, obviously. Lol. This is a photo i took for my art class. Its really different to my usual stuff, as it had to be inspired by Petrina Hicks. But, hey, im not against experimenting. I will try to upload more regularly, but im not making any promises.
Only one more year and then i get my life back.
Замечательное путешествие подошло к концу, даже долгая дорога и трудности прохождения границ на обратном пути не испортили впечатления...."Рижский бальзам" не только не разочаровал, а даже наоборот, поверг в пучину щенячего восторга, особенно глядя на процесс эволюции этого замечательного и лечебного продукта :)
ms Evolution (JR Shipping), tijdens aankomst op de Nieuwe Maas bij Vlaardingen onderweg naar de City Terminal van Europe Container Terminals in de Prins Willem Alexanderhaven te Rotterdam.
(foto:Michel Kodde)
Roma, Scala Mercalli, Serpentone del Tritone: Prima Scossa, 16 maggio 2008.
Tecnica Spray, acrilico, adesivi su pannello.
this is rambutan, it's a fruit.
sweet and hairy.
idk whether this is true but
"rambut" in malay means hair
so therefore.. "rambutan" means hairy fruit! hahaha ;)
the colour changes from green, yellowish green, yellow, bright yellow, red, and bright red.. but it'll turn completely red and sweet in the middle of august..so sad.. i can't eat them.
i took them with me when i went to my "kampung"/village/countryside last week.
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Benediction of the tomb of the apostles.
During the 20th-century restoration works, some Romanesque frescoes from the 1160s were discovered here. Other murals are dated to Charlemagne's reign. The UNESCO recognized these as "Switzerland's greatest series of figurative murals, painted c. A.D. 800, along with Romanesque frescoes and stuccoes".
The original single nave church with five apses has several significant Early Middle Ages frescoes from around 800. The paintings are organized in five rows that stretch from the southern wall across the west wall to the northern wall. The top row features scenes from the life of King David of the Hebrew Bible/Old Testament. The next three rows show scenes from the youth, life, and Passion of Christ. The bottom row contains scenes from the crucifixion of St. Andreas. On the western wall the rows are tied together with an image of the Last Judgment. The paintings were done in a limited range of colors including ochre, red, and brown and help in the "comprehension of the evolution of certain Christian iconographic themes, like that of the last judgment".
The apses and the eastern wall were repainted in the 12th century with Romanesque frescos showing a variety of biblical themes including the dinner of Herod Antipas (where the dancing of Herodias' daughter leads to the execution of John the Baptist), the wise and foolish virgins, apostles, and St. Stephen.
Part of the evolution display at the exhibition, where the path from the earliest cells to our brain is traced by a winding shelf.