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prompt addicts, aqua week. Inspired by all the people folding paper cranes as a symbol of hope and healing for Japan.
My daughter started folding these cranes a few months ago, the legend has it that one who folds 1000 paper cranes will be granted a wish... she is due to deliver her first baby in just a few weeks, one of the things she asked me to bring when I go to visit was more origami papers. I have a few packages of different colors and sizes, but realized after seeing Tammy Lee Bradley,s musical crane, that they can be made out of just about anything. Now my mind is spinning of all the papers that could be used for our sweet baby.
Today's prompt for my 365 is "healthy" so I'm just going to make a little smoothie before I'm off for a run - before the rain comes down!!
Capture Your 365 .....
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Tess White MSP, in red, with fellow campaigners.
Demonstration outside the Scottish Parliament on Wednesday 21st December.
The vote was delayed until Thursday 22nd 2022: www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-scotland-politics-64058140
Holyrood voted the Bill through on Thursday 22nd December. Equalities legislation, which the new Scottish GR law will interact with, is reserved to the Westminster-based UK parliament. Both UK Scottish secretary Alister Jack and women and equalities minister Kemi Badenoch have expressed concerns. Badenoch said: “The UK government is now looking at provisions that can prompt reconsideration and allow MSPs to address these issues.” www.theguardian.com/society/2022/dec/22/sunak-government-...
Scotland’s proposed gender recognition reforms explained: www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2022/dec/20/scotland-proposed...
Observer editorial: www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/dec/18/scotland-co...
The K-2 teachers in my building scored second grade "practice prompts" today in preparation for the "real thing" in April. We worked in pairs scoring the students standard conventions and stylistic components. We'll return the prompts with "practice scores" and teaching points to help the students. It's always fun to read papers from students throughout the grade level. I always find this activity enlightening and rewarding too!
Prompt: A drag queen, blonde curly extreme inverted bob, standing on a sidewalk, dressed in a Claude Montana-style outfit, with Cruella De Vil style, smiling. Drawn like a 1970s comic book
Please allow me to try something new. Here's the prompt, at least that I started with - I lost my changes. This same prompt, with some adjusting was also used for the previous round of uploads that look similar.
Please let me know what you think. Image invites are welcomed. Comments and favs are appreciated.
Prompt:
a black and white photo of a woman with long hair, inspired by Ulrika Pasch, portrait of kim wexler, gorgeous face, style of angela deane, prideful look, square, waist - up, vivid, breathtaking look, a radiant, aesthetic shot
Prompt:
The image presents a stylized, digitally-created figure resembling the Joker, emerging from or sinking into a dark liquid, possibly water. Here's a breakdown of the elements:
* **The Joker Figure:** He has vibrant pink hair styled in a dynamic, windswept fashion. His face features the iconic Joker makeup: white face paint, exaggerated red lips, and blue accents around his eyes. He's wearing a purple jacket with gold buttons over a light yellow shirt, and a purple and yellow checkered bow tie. He wears a gold bracelet or watch on his right wrist. His expression is manic and gleeful, with wide eyes and a large smile.
* **The Hands:** He holds two smartphones, one in each hand. However, what appear to be extra hands, clawed and emerging from fluid splashes, flank him on either side. These additional hands are purple and green, with pointed, metallic-looking fingernails or claws.
* **The Fluid:** The liquid is dark, almost black, and appears to splash and swirl around the figure. It has the visual consistency of water but is darker. Clearer splashes are intermixed with the dark. The liquid surface is relatively calm, suggesting the more dynamic splashes are localized around the Joker. The effect gives the impression that he's erupting from, or being submerged in, this substance.
* **The Background:** The background is primarily dark, fading from a slightly lighter gray at the top to near black at the bottom. There's a subtle hint of a light source above and slightly behind the figure, which creates some highlights in his hair. The overall feel is dramatic and theatrical.
* **Style:** The image's style is hyperrealistic and digitally rendered. There's a strong emphasis on vibrant colors, dynamic poses, and intricate details in the clothing and facial features. It evokes a sense of fantasy or a comic book aesthetic.
The image could be interpreted as the Joker immersed in some form of digital or virtual reality, given the presence of multiple phones and the unusual, fluid environment. The clawed hands suggest a transformation or perhaps the unleashing of some chaotic energy. The overall impression is one of energetic chaos, fitting with the character's theme.
This photo was inspired by Brooke Shaden's prompt to take a photo that finished the sentence "I am ___." I feel like I've been doing a lot of changing in my life and so I wanted to sit down and figure out how I personally would finish that sentence. Eventually I realized that everything I was writing down about myself in my idea journal was things I was looking for. I realized that, right now, "I am searching."
I am searching for a lot of things. I'm searching for a job. For a companion to share my life with. For a home. For friends. Searching has really defined my life these last few months.
So I went out to the forest with a blindfold and found a spot that had a lot of twigs and undergrowth and no trails or paths. I hoped this would illustrate that I feel like even though I am searching, I don't know what I'm searching for, and I have no clear path before me. What do you guys think?
forty-six | three hundred and sixty-five
Day 15 - Ordinary Moment // Alright, so this is little prince (LP). And the prompt for today was ordinary moment. What is LP holding? A bathroom step stool for kids. This is a daily thing of LP running around the house with it and using it to get anywhere and everyone LP can't get to. The sink, the counter and even sometimes to rest LP's feet on when using the toilet. Isn't LP precious? LP has his own blog here if you want to check it out: adventureoflittleprince.blogspot.com/
Today's prompt was I Love Paris. I based the Sacré-Cœur on a photo I'd taken in Paris in October 2003. I doubt if it will have changed much in the intervening 18 years or so. The line of trees have probably grown a bit and there might be a few more tourists around it, but the building won't have changed. I was mightily impressed with the architecture in Paris, although this one looks like a fire sale in a turret factory. Room for just one more little turret? Yes, I think we can squeeze one in. Still a beautiful building. I deliberately omitted the sky to let the building have pride of place. Also, I deliberately left in the pencil construction lines.
#EDiF #28DL
Palomino Blackwing soft pencil
Cass Art watercolours
Uni Pin 0.1 and 0.3 pens
Seawhite A5 Concertina sketchbook
Sign for the Milton Elks Club, BPOE #913, 21 North Front Street, Milton, Pennsylvania. First opened in 1911, the Elks Lodge in Milton, Pennsylvania had as many as 2,000 members in its heyday, but by the year 2009 dwindling numbers prompted talk of closing the lodge.