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My friend Joyce was teaching me how when taking photos on a sunny day, you can find many shadows. So for fun I took this photo of myself. The reflection in the grass almost looks like ice.
3438, 5-4-2010
Gutter Girlz:
prompt #37
not it!
not the doctor by Alanis Morissette
stitches
Worked all day on the 30th of May to realize at the end I forgot the stitches! Thursday night {3rd} decided to do a pun {it's by the license plate holder- stitched 2gether}. There's a Ikea page from the shelving section, the playing cards are a gift from Hubby when he was in Boston...Harvard square to represent 'learning wisdom", on the right page I used Boston at night-on the left Boston at sunrise to represent not going to bed angry and waking up as happy as possible. Parts of the song that got my attention are as follows: "I don't wanna be lived through a vicarious occaison" + "I don't wanna be adored for what I merely represent to you" + "I don't wanna be the glue that holds your pieces together"
There's a lot going on with these pages and over all that is how relationships are.
For this prompt I got out the oil paints and turned on some music! The abstraction was driven by the music and the variety of genres I listened to while working. I used a limited palette to not overwhelm the piece, and afterwards edited the exposure and saturation to make sure it was not too dark as to distract from the advertisement.
In the heart of darkness, there lies an unspoken light – a series of moments captured in the essence of flour, symbolising the purity and the foundational elements of life. "Flourish: Portraits of Heritage and Light" is a photographic journey through the cultural tapestry of humanity, exploring the depth of individual heritage through the simple act of a throw. Each portrait, a canvas of identity, narrates stories untold, blending tradition with a whisper of the contemporary.
PROMPT:
In a high-quality photo shoot set against a completely black background with professional lighting, a young woman from Namibia is depicted in a moment of self-expression, wearing full-coverage black yoga attire. She is actively throwing a handful of white flour into the air, ensuring her hand is visible in the frame, engaging in the action. The flour is captured mid-air and landing on her, with specific details such as a streak across her forehead, one cheek, a bit on the nose, and more on the yoga attire. Her skin tone, rich in shades of dark brown, is vividly portrayed, emphasizing the contrast between her skin, the black attire, and the white flour. This scene should embody a dynamic and elegant moment, suitable for the front cover of a high-fashion magazine like Vogue, with ultra sharp photographic quality that brings out the textures, colors, and details of the moment.
Poem
In the still of the studio's night,
A dance of dust, a contrast bright.
Shadows play on walls so stark,
Heritage's face, in light and dark.
A handful of flour, up it goes,
Stories in speckles, in monochrome clothes.
Faces emerge from the plumes of white,
Cultures blend in the absence of light.
From the heart of Africa, under the sun's fierce glow,
To the serene lands where the Nile waters flow.
Each grain of flour, a testament to time,
In every portrait, a rhythm, a rhyme.
Haiku
Flour in the air,
Heritage's silent whisper,
Light dances on skin.
One of my frogs. He got a dusting 'specially for the occasion. He's a very happy frog now. Can you see him smiling?!
Artwork created by Midjourney from a sequence of text.
Midjourney v6.0alpha has better TEXT capabilities.
1. Be honest!
2. Be my most creative self
3. be inspired by the 3DJC flickr group
4.(I forgot to add this!) Experiment with text
Prompt #8 from Janel of "Run with Scissors" Journal prompts
Journal Prompt 9: Choose another person who is vert significant in your life right now. It can definitely be the same person that we wrote about on day 3, but I chose to do someone different. Anyway, this prompt is going to be all about those wonderful adjectives, and typography. Describe your special person with as many words as you can fit. For each word, try to use a different font or writing style. This is a great way to practice fun typography!
I chose to do the same person I did for Prompt 3 which is my boyfriend, Darrell.
I really wish this didn't have to be my picture. My dress I have had for seven years rubbed off on Michael's favorite shirt in the wash. Seven years I have been washing this dress and this has never happened!
My initial prompts for this idea were really born of my love of postal marking ephemera and the unique beauty that emerges from the wearing down and markings of travel. It’s a romantic idea. At first my prompts didn’t really have personal meaning. I just wanted to see what MIdjourney would come up with when fed this idea. I loved it immediately. So then I started feeding it prompts related to Trinidad where my mom is from, like Hibiscus, the national flower, and the sorrel flower and steel pans… I really love the feel of these. It was a lot of fun making them.
Aqua is my favorite color. It reminds me of summer, water and a Mediterranean lifestyle. I haven't got much aqua around me though. Until my eye caught my camera strap. How can I forget that, it is teal color, which is like aqua. My favorite camera item.