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Created accidently when combining wrong pictures to a HDR photo, really!
Strassenkreuzertreffen Kaunitz 2022
created for: EXPLORE Worthy, Challenge 93- October Sunsets & Landscapes (Art from 2017)
sheeps by:Derks 24
texture by Pareeerica
Thank to FOTLIA free downloads
Here are two of the add on packs, the Bee and 3 eyed Ghoul. I love both of these. Eventually I'll have enough parts to display all of them at once, instead of alternating. Well when the extra torso's I paid stupid money for arrive I will.
The wings sit well for both bee and dragon, the glasses slip a little on the bee, but if you push them into her hair, they're ok. No complaints at all other than those little nit picks. I love the details, like the dots in the bees eyes to look like compound eyes, and the third eye on the ghoul isn't just painted on, the shapes molded on like her regular eyes. Wigs just need a wash in cold water, condition, then I brushed through some anti frizz serum. The more you play with these wigs I've found, the less frizzy they get. The bee's I just washed, it was fine, needed nothing, triclops I hit with the flat iron on VERY low. Skeletons I straightened but it turned out crap, so reroot. I've ordered more of these dolls anyway so some I'll keep stock, the others I'll unleash whatever creative desires my heart holds!
Brilliant dolls, can't recommend them enough!
When God created man in His image, He created a measure; the human perception of the world corresponds to God's creative intention. Man by definition is a center, or "the center" in a given universe; not by accident, but in virtue of the very nature of Being, and this is why that which is large or small for man is large or small in the divine intention; man perceives things as they present themselves in the divine Intellect. And that is why the world of the indefinitely small, as well as the world of the indefinitely large, is as it were forbidden to man, who should not want to disproportionately enlarge the small or to disproportionately reduce the large. Man ought to feel that there is no advantage or happiness in such enterprises; and he would feel it if he had maintained a relationship with the Absolute, or if this relationship were sincere and sufficient. He, who is really at peace with God is free from all unhealthy curiosity, if one may say so; he lives, like a well-guarded child, in the blessed garden of a grace that does not forsake him; the Creator knows the best place for the creature, and He knows what is good for man.
In a certain sense, the world of atoms as well as that of galaxies is hostile to human beings, and comprises for them, in principle or potentially, a climate of alienation and terror. Some people will doubtless argue that "the man of our times" is an "adult," but this is pride, even satanism, for a normal man always keeps a childlike side, as all sacred Scriptures attest by their language; if such were not the case, childhood itself would not comprise a positive aspect. Of course, a mature man ought to be "adult," but he can be so otherwise than by plunging into forbidden abysses; the spiritual victory over illusion is a matter appreciably more serious than the insensitivityof the explorers of the inhuman.
There are two points to consider in created things, namely the empirical appearance and the mechanism; now the appearance manifests the divine intention, as we have stated above; the mechanism merely operates the mode of manifestation.
For example, in man's body the divine intention is expressed by its form, its deiformity, its symbolism and its beauty; the mechanism is its anatomy and vital functioning.
The modern mentality, having always a scientific and "iconoclastic" tendency, tends to overaccentuate the mechanism to the detriment of the creative intention, and does so on all levels, psychological as well as physical; the result is a jaded and "demystified" mentality that is no longer "impressed" by anything. By forgetting the divine intention - which nonetheless is apparent a priori - one ends in an emptiness devoid of all reference points and meaning, and in a mentality of nihilism and despair, if not of careless and brutal materialism. In the face of this deviation it is the child who is right when he believes that the blue sky above us is Paradise.
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Frithjof Schuon: Roots of the Human Condition
Created in Wombo Dream.
Filters: PSE21 and Topaz Studio.
Some hand painting.
Thanks for your visit, faves, and kind comments.
Created for Digitalmania's "Edgar Allan Poe" challenge:
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Created in Adobe Photoshop.
Stocks from @mariuselsphotoartistry www.mariuselsphotoartistry.com/
& Adobe Stock images
Working its first passenger working after arrival the day before from the South Devon Railway, class 37, D6975 erupts into life with the 10.00 Paignton Queen's Park-Kingswear. Class 25, D7535 on the rear, during the line's diesel gala day.
Exposure: 1/320 @ f7.1 400ISO
Date: 6 Ocober 2018
EDITED PHOTO: Created from an inverted photo of a tree trunk that I took yesterday on "January 14, 2022". Thank you everyone for your views, comments, group awards, and favorites.
a little flyer to pass out to encorage poeple to make things. feel free to download and print and distribute if you would like.
art created from my photos
This stylized image was created from a photo I took from the top of the PPG (Pittsburgh Plate Glass) Building during the Doors Open Pittsburgh event in Oct 2017.
The foreground building on the left is The Tower at PNC Plaza (one of the greenest buildings in the world.) PNC (Pittsburgh National Bank) owns many other buildings in the city and sponsors the baseball stadium, PNC Park.
Behind it is the US Steel Tower made of cor-ten steel which does not require paint and after a few years, develops a stable rust-like appearance. The "UPMC" sign at the top of the building is for the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center whose offices occupy the top floors.
In the center the sign at the top is for Citizen's Bank (formerly Mellon Bank) but I don't know the name of the building.
On the right is the BNY (Bank of NY) Mellon Building.
Three of the four tallest buildings in this image are connected with banking and finance.
I love the architecture of the city. There are many interesting buildings dating from the late 1800s and early 1900s, plus many buildings that were constructed in the last 40 years or so.
The colors of the city's 3 professional sports teams (Pirates, Steelers, Penguins) are black and gold. Therefore I chose those colors for my image.
I am so excited right now! I just got home from out of town and found her on my doorstep! (^0^) I can't believe she came so fast! Sorry for the crappy photos but its 1am right now and I am really tired, so I will take better pictures tomorrow!
This widdle guy is my visually impaired explorer. He likes the kitchen because he can explore with his nose instead of his eyes. Hedeki likes to play in flour bowls and he uses spoons as his walking sticks. The only issue is keeping him OUT of the sugar container....Sugar doesn't eve have smell!!!!
Any who, Hedeki loves his open space in the kitchen and likes the feel of the warm sun light of a good evening sunset. He does this thing where he stares out the window longingly.....can he see?