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The righteous cry, and the Lord hears, and delivers them out of all of their troubles. The Lord is near to those who have a broken heart, and saves those who have a crushed spirit. Many are the afflictions of the righteous, but the Lord delivers him out of them all. (World English Bible, public domain, Psalm 34:17-19)
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Another in a series of posters, celebrating how a basic color is important in my culture. (and yours)
Yellow has been used in art for a long time!
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As the title says, moss inside of moss text.
Mosses are small plants, not showy, but they play an important role, growing where other, larger plants can't, and then relinquishing the location to a grass, fern, shrub, or something else. This clump of moss is growing in a wooded area.
Thanks for looking. Isn't God a great artist.
Created for the Kreative People Group Contest Event Poster
St. Swithin's Day is the 15 July. According to folklore if it rains on St. Swithin’s Day, it will rain for 40 days, but if it is fair, 40 days of fair weather will follow. The attendees at this conference will obviously be hoping for rain on the day!
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@ Mainframe
There will be no secrets
Nowhere to hide
The left and right being outwitted
And little brother inside
The drones and data crawlers delve
Dreams and nightmares being ourselves
Compiled evidence mount concern
While mankind’s bridges burn
Our cyborg image never shown
Our accessories scent allured us
Hums of technology a pleasant moan
We breathed deep the aroma’s service
Bandwidth culture firmly in place
Everyman has no face
Ethnicity of avatar and clan of choice
Everyman selects a voice
The blind face themselves feeling
Something’s missing out of sight
Reaching for the cognitive ceiling
Surrendering for wrong and right
To machines constant drumming
The overfuture is coming
Where there’s nothing left to do
And no difference from me to you
I made a poster of the matchbox-collages.
PRINTS are available here: society6.com/pearpicker/-aM3u_Print
I lived in Barcelona and Madrid. Being a photographer I noticed a distinct difference in many things between the two cities. For example, Barcelona had some of the most sensational "wall art" and graffiti I'd ever come across. I was told that there were actually extension classes offered teaching the "art" of graffiti and that there was a wall where many students were taken to to practice their techniques. I came upon a wall that was covered with wall posters and was left to decay and wither with the elements - something very difficult to find in Madrid. I wasn't sure why but noticed that in Madrid all wall posters were systematically torn from their notice boards almost as soon as they were put up. I assumed it was the local governments way of trying to encourage a kind of "post no bills" ordinance.
At first, I was frustrated at how consistently bills were stripped and pealed off the walls all around Madrid (unlike Barcelona). However, I soon got into the myriad collages left over by the strips and pieces that kept accumulating with each tear away.
Was glad to have come across the torn posters I did find in Barcelona. Unfortunately a full terabyte of photographs taken over years is locked into an external hard drive which is inaccessible because it fell.
This image was one of the very few that I happened to store on my computer hard drive. I may not see the rest for some time.
何気にさり気なく使っていただいて有難うございます。
実は規模を小さくしてヒッソリとお店復活してます・・・ｗ
新作とかはないです。
かなり値段を下げてますです。
マケプレは放置状態なんで・・・足を運んで頂いた方が安いです。
看板は現在SET販売のみです。
Signboard sale of Japan
LB回転中。
I love photographing layered and torn posters, but sometimes posters torn off a wall are equally interesting. Shot this in an alley in SF Chinatown, Canon SureShot Max + Kodak Tri-X 400 Film.
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rather rare one here that does not look very Soviet at all. only 24,000 printed. Artist is Vera Livanova Publisher is Soviet Artist. Judging by the garb and the first sign this is a poster about Africa. . 1st sign says something like Free all of Africa. 2nd sign at the bottom of the poster says down with colonialism- thanks Goetz Burrggaf.