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"Hooded", one of nine works that make up the set "Notes on the Late United States", by Kara Walker. On display as part of the exhibit "The Ecstasy of St. Kara" at the Cleveland Museum of Art in Cleveland, Ohio.
Graphite on paper. 2016.
The exhibit displays significant works from 2015 and 2016 by Kara Walker, many of which were created during or influence by her artist's residency in Rome, Italy.
Note the narrow path - a bit of a worry when someone coming towards you wanted to pass - I kept to the hilly side!
When you're playing the piano, those little symbols like arrows are there to remind you to take notice of them, and play those notes hard enough to emphasize them.
You can tell whether a person is seeing these tiny musical symbols important or not when they're playing.
This principle is easy -
If you care about them, you'll take them into serious consideration, and try to perform them well ;
If you don't care about them, well, then I don't think you'll spend any of your thoughts on them. You may just see them as some meaningless stuffs.
That's what "importance" means.
Then do you know how important you are to me?
This is how we found him in his room. With 'Elephant' pulled halfway through the bars and a firm grip on the tail. Poor guy... he just needed a few minutes alone with his favorite toy.
I'm sure a nice nut, er, umm...note will wipe the pout right off her face.
New card available in my etsy shop. Please check my profile for details.
I am going to write to Lottie next time. Guess you will think I have changed my mind about having Butter sent. Who wouldn't after going without a month or two.
We have good beef steak for dinner every two or three days and rice about as often which is the best part of our rations. I have got a frying pan and can get flour at 9 1/2 cts a pound and would like to know how to make pancakes out of it. Please send me a receipt [he probably meant “recipe”] and I will try my hand at it.
Harvey M. Buck
[No date, but probably circa 1864]
A stereo still extracted from a video found online.
NOTE: Look "wall-eyed" at the top pair or "cross-eyed" at the bottom pair to get a 3D image from the fused pictures. Another illustration.
Here's a helpful tip for viewing stereo pairs.
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Pattern: Teeter Totter Reindeer by Mochimochi Land
Made mini with fingering weight yarn, US 1 needles, and 6mm eyes.
Everyone needs a love note from Mom like this one!
Well at least she was warning us :>)
Actually, it's a note left for us on the table at the cottage, where we (unfortunately) have to do something about the mice, and as much as I would rather leave a live trap - they would be doomed to a slow death as there is too much time in between visits.
Yes this is pulled DIRECTLY out of my Calc 1 notebook from one of my first semesters in college.
In my defense, I had already taken Calculus in High School, but never passed the AP exam. :P
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This is really how I saw my Calc professor. I ended up also having him for Statistics, and he was a really cool prof ... kind of.
I'm pretty sure he knew I was drawing him into a series of Calculus Comix and he never brought it to an end. He actually seemed thrilled to have me back for Stats, so I guess it's all good...
Text reads:
Prof: "Don't worry, we're not doing any real work today."
Student: "If we aren't doing any real work, what are we doing?"
Prof: "Just playing with our calculators! Aren't you glad you're paying to be here?"
He has this habit of spending entire lectures just showing us what buttons on our calculators do... arrgghh