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Shot for Looking Close on Friday, theme "sequins".
Details of a sequins covered purse, belonging to my daughter.
Have a great weekend!
Excerpt from brainproject.ca:
The Routine Ride
For many Torontonians, streetcars represent a part of their daily routine. They are a unique aspect of Toronto’s transportation system and are familiar to everyone in the city. Visually, they are a powerful symbol of how it becomes second nature for people to move around in big cities without thinking about it. Our commute is an example of something that becomes embedded in the subconscious of city dwellers and will not be easily erased from our memory.
Mental Vacation
Get ready for some sass on the beach! With its pops of colour and patterned textures, this mental Gaycation is a place where you can always see the sun, day or night. As an artist, Tyler likes to create artwork that is fun and visibly queer. He finds a lot of inspiration through artists like Keith Haring who are able to show reverence towards social issues while maintaining a sense of play. This artwork was made with acrylic paint, gouache and resin.
Love Me
Our complex, vital brains ask us for love: care through healthy habits and mental stimulation. A loved one, changed due to dementia, asks us for love: care through nurturing, understanding and patience.
Sweet Memories
“Sweet Memories” serves to recall the sweet moments – the time spent with family and friends, enjoying a concert, or simply laughing. “Sweet Memories” is a reminder to enjoy the memorable moments that will create stories spanning generations.
Silver Bloom
The human mind is beautiful and complex, yet chaotic and fragmented. Our entire reality is created inside our brains. As you move around the piece, it evolves and changes with the light. Broken mirror and crystals reflect, distort and animate the environment in which the work is placed. ”Silver Bloom” investigates the process of how our reality is constructed and affected by our environment, while simultaneously exploring the fragility of memory and brain health.
Chromatic Thoughts
The sculpture is composed of a structure of geometric lines interlaced with the shape of the human brain. In its interior are several multicoloured floating cubes showing the viewer a contrast between the lines of the structure, the different sizes of the cubes, and the combination of colours. Both the structure and the cubes are made of galvanized wire with acrylic paints.
Tracer
For this project, the artist began by looking at brain PET scans. She was mesmerized by the colours and patterns created, and how these interactions could be used for diagnosis. Sam used these images to create a pattern to cover the brain surface in sequins, and treated the sequins like pixels to try and recreate a sense of the image. There is a contrast between the shine and seduction of the sequins and the reality of the image you are presented with, thereby expanding on the dynamic between beauty and danger.
Fibonacci Einstein
Justin Blayney is inspired by people who maximize the use of their brain and use it to come up with new and innovative ways of thinking about the world around us; those who notice the patterns amongst us and use those patterns to help further our understanding of the universe. From that starting point, Justin decided to celebrate two great mathematicians, Albert Einstein and Fibonacci. The pixel pattern painting of Einstein uses the Fibonacci sequence, also known as the golden ratio, one of the amazing and naturally occurring patterns in this world.
Back from my vacation and couldn't take any outfits or shoes that I picked out (long story). I had to pick and choose things from various stores here in Arizona. I hope I look alright.
When you're out shopping with your wife all day and all you have is a compact camera it's quite challenging to get interesting shots :)
Finally, guys!
RAMA for Alice in Sexyland Fair!
Special Sexy Dress for Sexy chicas.
Materials Enabled.
Available:
Seymour Sequin Dress in 7 colors.
On pick:
Dress > 'Saphire'
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Photo made by Me.
Sharp little buggers
I love me some sequins. (Sparkly! Shiny! Caw caw!) But sequins do not like delicate fabrics.
As we anticipate party season, I have to remind myself that sequins eat tights. I noticed that the metal buggers had nearly worn through the thighs of my kitty cat tights after wearing them around the house for fifteen minutes or so. I sprayed the worn spotswith hairspray and managed to make it though the night without a complete hosiery failure.
Bodysuit, Gembera. Skirt, Tulle (thrifted). Tights, Target. Boots, Steve Madden. Bag, thrifted vintage. Earrings, flea market.