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Members of the Chitose Kai dance group perform a traditional Japanese folk dance at the Lantern Festival, Morikami Japanese Gardens.
Kai Ovalle (born 2004), known for his spontaneous, random line drawings, has recently begun drawing figures based in realism. This is a radical break from his established style, and is creating varied responses from his main collectors and curators (Mom & Dad), ranging from relief to dissapointment.
Although he will often revert back to his whimsical old style as well as going in a direction of simple geometric, repetitious strokes, he is now seen reciting "Nose, Mouth, Eyes..." as he creates somewhat realistic drawings of faces.
His collectors are eager to see the random technique again, and he has been granted free use of water color brushes and paint. (at least, when Mom is in a mood to clean up after him.)
The younger members of Fujima Kansei Odori Kai are just too freakin' adorable!
From the Festival program: "This group, founded by Fujima Kansei on April 4, 1990, seeks to express the Japanese classical dance to Americans and Japanese Americans of the third and fourth generations. Students ranging in age from 4-40 years old are taught at her residence and at Higashi Honganji Buddhist Temple in Los Angeles. Training for Fujima Kansei was under the tutelage of Madame Fujima Kansuma where her Natori was received. She received further training in Japan under Grand Master Fujima Kanjuro VI."
Santa Clara, CA -- April 15, 2021: Portrait session with Kai Haake of Mission College Saints Baseball.
The KAI Surion is a twin-engine, transport utility helicopter developed primarily by Korea Aerospace Industries (KAI) with close assistance from Eurocopter.
very nicely down scale runway and taxi way in the floor outside the Kai Tak Stadium! The whole length of the runway is at least 20 meters long.