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one of the architects left these for me on my desk this morning. i totally forgot it was purim!
thanks, carolinn. these were tasty and awesome.
Yesterday's post was a little animation that I created with Procreate, of a bouquet made of hamentashen (triangular cookies eaten at Purim.) Procreate captures each stroke as you draw and creates a little video. Today I am publishing the drawing, which is the final frame of the video. I used Painter to clean it up a bit.
Associate Professor of Computer Science. Simon Levy defends the hamentashen at the Great Latke-Hamentashen debate.
Starting 1 and going clockwise, strawberry, apricot, chocolate and walnut raisin at 12 and in center.
Purim is almost here, which inspired me to make this piece of digital art today. Last year I made a drawing of hamentashen (triangular cookies filled with jam), and used Painter to capture a pattern from the drawing. This afternoon, I used the pattern with Painter's pattern pen. I worked in digital chalk on yellow "canvas", then cropped to get this composition. Then I posterized the image, and here it is.
Here is another pen-and-ink exercise, more hamentashen (triangle-shaped filled cookie eaten during the Jewish holiday of Purim.) I started this drawing yesterday but abandoned it because there were too many mistakes. Today I went back to it and finished it up, using a dark background to fix some problems. I also did a little digital cleanup with Painter.
Clockwise from 12: split pea soup; whole wheat pasta w/olive oil and sundried tomatoes; fresh steamed broccoli and green beans; and strawberry (singular), grapes, and a few blueberries.
On top is a hamentashen cookie - chag purim!
I write about food and recipes at bit.ly/thisab. This photo was also posted to Instagram, right here - ift.tt/1ikC32e
To celebrate Purim this year, Josh and I made what I call "Hammertime" cookies, but are actually "Hamentashen". What? "Hammertime" is more fun to say? I agree.
We used three different types of jam and then they exploded in the oven. We covered them with fresh berries and all was well.