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It's about how theory distorts the creative processes themselves. I'm also protesting the elevation of ugliness to a form of high art - not really a separate issue of course.
Lying, dishonesty and political manipulation are nothing new. In the age of digital mass communication, however, these machinations have become endemic. The war in Ukraine is also a war of mis/information and this war is going on daily across all our media. Some of us may feel helpless when it comes to separating truth from falsehood. But we are not that helpless. Whenever we are confronted with a political message, we can ask one basic question: who is talking and what question is being asked (and, usually) answered? This will help to detect the “agenda” of the message, identify its argument and understand the claim that has been made. If we wish to go deeper into the analysis, we can try to identify also the underlying assumptions of the message, check the evidence that has been quoted and see whether or not the message makes sense. We are not that helpless. We can be skeptical and make distinctions. We can reject what is false and keep what is true.
Face Tattoos by Lottas Act
"end of..." "Simple Lines", "Hexe" and "Boffin" Tattoos
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Since I visit quite often, the deer at our local forest preserve are becoming more trusting and comfortable with my presence. In fact, some of them have even begun coming to me for help with their troubles and anxieties.
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This Adelie Penguin had just leapt off a block of ice that was a bit too high for jumping off. Seems to be having second thoughts by the look on his face. This almost looks like he is being given a wedgie. Adelie Penguins only nest right down in Antarctica, but they are quite common when you travel far enough south. They nest in huge colonies that have been traditional for thousands of years. Isotope analysis of the guano at these colonies shows that they used to eat fish, but switched to krill about two hundred years ago. This coincided with the near-extinction of the Antarctic Fur Seal (exploited for its fur) which eat krill. The lack of seals led to a glut of krill, which was an easier food source than fish. This was photographed on Paulet Island just off the Antarctic peninsula.
"scientific" illustration study
watercolors, colored pencils, ink + PS, AI
check out all the BIOPHILIA illustrations here www.behance.net/gallery/B-I-O-P-H-I-L-I-A/1717125
Happy Easter everyone ;)!
Scraping my memory of database design.
I think this could do with more fruit next time.
This is nice with a generous spread of butter and a cup of tea.