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Visual Hook - recombining key elements to grab attention and live in the memory - Conflate to create.
Created for Faestock Challenge #59
Other credits with thanks to:
foreground - Eddi 07
birds - USFWS
tree bush - Obsidian Dawn
For today's The Daily Create tdc415 Spell “Create” using interesting materials/objects to form the letters.
The words on these tiny little hole-punch hole-punchlettes were very interesting.
I read them all.
Prepping Nikon Picture Control types for use:
1. Using the Picture Control Utility in View NX2, for each Picture Control create a variant, with the following settings, (adjustments set to Manual in the Picture Control utility):-
Sharpening = auto
Contrast / Brightness = auto
Saturation = auto.
Note you first click the "Manual" button (to enable customisation) then proceed as follows
2. For each Picture Control type, name each (and save) as follows:-
Standard = as "Standard auto" variant
Portrait = "Portrait auto"
Etc. so that you have an auto variant for each Picture Control type, to get you started using them, in VNX2.
You can Export these pre-sets to your camera via SD card, refer to the help (ticked on the schematic.)
Once you have saved all the 'Auto' variants for each Picture Control type, then you can start to process your NEFs, using these saved custom settings. You can do this in the field when out shooting, or post the shoot, in VNX2 / CNX2.
Double click a NEF to bring it into the Edit window - then view the camera applied Picture Control type, then decide if you want to change / experiment.
You will or should notice a dramatic improvement in quality.
You will most often find very little extra sharpening is required.
N.B. Don't start messing around with curve customisation, until you know what you're doing and have built up experience with the customisation I've outlined at the top of this posting.
A still from a stop frame animation I made with my 8 year old son today. The full quotation from Henri Bergson reads:
"To exist is to change, to change is to mature, to mature is to go on creating."
Created for Things I Love Thursdays with photos from the following talented Flickr members: I Love Teddy Bears! 1. Favorite Activities, 2. Push Me, 3. That's The Way Love Goes, 4. Rainy Days = l o v e {explored}, 5. Use my hands to use my heart, 6. ... help meeeeee! ............., 7. Bear with no name, 8. there's a butterfly on your nose 45/365, 9. Have a Great Week, 10. Old friends, 11. Teddy Bear - Back From The 60's, 12. Bear Breakfast, 13. Waiting
Created with fd's Flickr Toys
This Create & Cultivate Art Kit is filled with over 100 items in the colors of a summer melon - pink and green.
Designed to inspire, this kit is one-of-a-kind, and filled with:
- decorative and handmade papers;
- hand-punched butterflies made from handmade paste paper;
- hand-punched stars made from wet-on-wet watercolor paper;
- brads (fabric and metal)
- stickers (flat and 3-dimensional)
- feathers
- international postage stamps
- playing card
- ribbons
- golf tees
- nature-theme postcards
- ATC blanks (cut from cereal/food boxes)
- inchie blanks (cut from cereal/food boxes)
- grommets
- clay face
Ideal for artists and students alike, Create & Cultivate Art Kits are great for making ATCs/ACEOs, cards, or collages; or for embellishing art journals or scrapbook pages!
Some of the items are from well-known companies and designers such as: Amy Butler, K&Company, The Paper Studio, Making Memories, and Sticopotamus.
Everything you see in the picture you will receive (with the exception of the pink background fabric).
The non-paper items come in two bags - one pink and one green. The paper items come in a clear bag.
Please see my Flickr profile for the link to my shop.
I was intrigued by the patterns in some of the stones outside the Dali Museum in St Petersburg, FL. It almost could be one of Dali's pieces of artwork.
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Created by Antonio and Julia Smith-Plata (family project) from Payson, AZ
Title: Arizona Centennial Celebration
Participants: Antonio Smith-Plata (age 9) and Julia Smith-Plata (age 6) designed and created the panel – I am their Nana (Pamela Smith) -- I provided the supplies for the project, contacted Sue Coccia for permission to use her art and paid the fee.
Dream Theme: Conservation (Nature, animals, etc)
Materials and Techniques Used:
With permission from Sue Coccia -- colored some of her art panels with watercolor pencils. Scanned them into the computer and printed them onto fabric. Used steam a seam 2 to fuse the pictures onto a background fabric. Added a border. Quilted the project. Bound the edge with yarn fibers.
What is your artwork about?
We are Antonio (age 9) and Julia (age (6). We made a quilt panel with our cousins and our Nana two years ago. Now that we are older we wanted to try to do one by ourselves – next year is the Arizona centennial – wit permission we used Sue Coccia art pages with a southwest theme for our quilt. The border is a specially designed Arizona centennial fabric. We hope our quilt is chosen to be shown in Phoenix as we live there. We have done some sewing before and wanted to try a quilt. It was fun and we like how it turned out. We plan to do another one for ourselves.
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Created by Philadelphia Performing Arts Charter School, 2nd Grade, Pennsylvania, PA
Artists: Julianna Wall, Judah Sandridge, Nadia Boujelajel, Samantha DiAngelo, Sienna Ma
Teacher: Mrs. Dengler
Title: Collaborative Surrealist Night Sky Inspired by Joan Miro
Theme: Your Night Sky, Astronomy
Materials and techniques: Students used many materials and skills for this project...Materials included chalk pastels, oil pastel, and watercolor paint. Students learned how to blend chalk pastels, how to create a resist using oil pastels and watercolor paint, drawing using simple lines and shapes, as well as cutting and gluing.
Did you enjoy this project? Yes, this project evolved a great deal from conception to the completed compositions. It was great to see students so young take abstract ideas and wrap their minds around it!
About: After learning about the term astronomy, second grade students looked at the artwork of Joan Miro and spotted astronomical details in his abstract paintings, such as the moon, and stars. Next, second grade students worked in small groups to create an abstract piece of art that represents the art of Joan Miro, ensuring elements related to Miro such as colorful moons and simple linear stars were visible in the composition. They also worked together to create people and animals in Miro's abstract surrealist style.
Learn more about the Dream Rocket Project and how to participate at www.thedreamrocket.com
Stalker's team take full advantage of the lethal obstacle cast by the Dark Knight and bolt through the tunnel!
Stalker: Hit any Cobras hard and quiet-like! Silent weapons! We don't wanna bring any more attention to ourselves!
Stalker clenches his jaw as his words and the frantic footsteps of his team echo through the tunnel, plainly betraying the intention behind his order. Moments later, Jinx, at the front of the team, hurls herself flat against the wall and signals for silence to her colleagues. The team joins her as she peers around a turn in the tunnel. The others see her look for a minute, then return her attention to the Joes.
Jinx: Stalker was right. We found the communication terminal. It looks small time. There's a pair of Sand Vipers and a Tele Viper and that's it, and they are lost in a world of communication hell. That big ass Devastator
guy outside must be interfering with the signals.
Batman shakes his head.
Batman: It's part of my netting. I've got something else that should scramble their signals even more.
Batman reaches once more into his bat-utility belt, past the bat-shark-repellent and pulls out a pen-like device.
Batman: This will do the trick.
Stalker: Ok, let's take them out quiet and fast. Go!
The team swarms the already panicked Cobras as Batman activates his device! The Cobra computer console displays nothing but static and sparks burst from the helmet of the Tele-Viper as the Joes take the Cobra troopers our with expert precision!
E.K.Yap, the MPA & MPAS multi-award winning photographer, has created many iconic masterpieces and photographed covers & campaigns for influential publications & luxury brands. His projects include Patek Philippe, Breguet, Chopard, Bvlgari, Cartier, Chanel & Franck Muller to name a few.
With his wide-ranging experience in art as a creative director in the advertising & publishing industry, he consistently achieves the best results with his precision skill, specialising in luxury projects particularly jewellery, timepiece, product, interior, portrait & fashion.
PHILOSOPHY
“I'm passionate in capturing more than just a beautiful image, I like to craft an inspiring masterpiece with soul & meaning”
AWARD
Advertising/Advertorial/ Editorial - MPA Far East
Architecture/ Cityscape/ Interior - MPA Far East
Illustrative & Creative - MPA Far East
Fashion - MPA Far East
Still Life - MPA Far East
Best Cover - MPAS
PROJECT
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EDITORIAL
August Man/ Affluent/August Women/ Appetite/ Adore/ Awesome/ Business Time/ Baccarat/ Business Craft/ Crown/ CitaBella/ Esquire/ ELLE/ Fiori/ Golf Vacations/ Harper’s Bazaar/ Inspire Travel/ Jewels & Time/ Jewellery Craft/ L’Official/ Luxury Guide/ Luxury Insider/ Luxx Jewellery/ Legacy of Singapore/ Men’s Folio/ Man Stuff/ OASiS/ Prestige/ Prestige Lifestyle/ Pen Craft/ PC World/ PC Magazine/ Robb Report/ RWS Invites/ Solitaire/ Style/ Tatler/ Tatler Wedding/ Tatler Home/ Time Craft/ TiCTalk/ World of Watches
there are thorns here
that when i walk through them
remind me of my
intrusion
and of their presence
beg me to leave them be
by creeping into my boot
and brushing my bare ankle
pricking it
there is paint here
coating my fingertips
nestled in the crevices that create
my thumbprints
when stamped in ink
unique
like the way the tide licks the shore
day in and day out
as the world spins on its axis
wobbling
there is a pomegranate here
that i peel each morning for breakfast
working my clumsy thumb into its
single opening
and struggle until finally
i unearth the pods of juice beneath its
tough skin
seeds like rubies, taut and sweet
there is a book here
whose red vinyl binding is cracked
so it is so appealing to read
opened down its middle and spread in front of me
like a vulnerable soul for me to keep
and give back to
there is a fireplace here
whose asphyxiating fumes are
pardoned by its enveloping warmth
a womb in the basement here
that houses all my
ideas and helps me
overcome
all this beauty i perceive
and yearn to share
but simply
cannot
because i don't
know how
Original Caption: Water Lies in a Trench Created by Coal Company Strip Mining Off Route #800 near Barnesville, Ohio. 07/1974
U.S. National Archives’ Local Identifier: 412-DA-13158
Photographer: Calonius, Erik
Subjects:
Barnesville (Belmont county, Ohio, United States) inhabited place
Environmental Protection Agency
Project DOCUMERICA
Persistent URL: research.archives.gov/description/555610
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