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MINOIS - Titia is a shape for Lelutka Evox AVALON. By the designer Marie Valin.
Skin : IVES BEAUTY - Ingrid Skin - Lelutka Evox .
Head : Lelutka - Avalon Head 3.1.
Body : eBody - Reborn.
Shapes form as the water rushes away from shore, black, brown and shades of grey.
Yuigahama Beach (由比ヶ浜), Kamakura, Japan.
Panasonic GX8
Leica Summilux 15mm F1.7
“Create a vision and never let the environment, other people's beliefs, or the limits of what has been done in the past shape your decisions. Ignore conventional wisdom.”
~ Anthony Robbins
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Another card for the shapes challenge. I wanted to make some fairy tale like houses - so the uneveness of the windows and doors and such is on purpose :)
I was looking for a sentiment - but just couldn't find a suitable one - so I chose to leave this one blank.
The "fairytale city" folds at the lower part. See this photo here:
www.flickr.com/photos/31406339@N04/3354822904/
Supplies:
HA Adorable Baby CL265, HA Whoo Loves You CL309, HA Hugs & Hearts CL301, HA Circular Design , HA Heart Florish K5153, HA Screen Shadow K5107
Bo Bunny papers, pink & white cs, Flower, HA heart button, BG button.
The International Sculpture Park in Ayia Napa, Republic of Cyprus, is a remarkable testament to the beauty and power of sculpture. Spanning several decades, the park's history is a story of artistic vision, cultural exchange, and the celebration of human creativity. In this essay, we will explore the fascinating journey of the International Sculpture Park, tracing its origins, evolution, and impact.
The idea for the International Sculpture Park was born in the early 1990s when a group of local artists and art enthusiasts in Ayia Napa recognized the potential of creating a dedicated space for large-scale sculptures. They envisioned a place where artists from around the world could come together to showcase their works and engage with the local community. With the support of the Ayia Napa municipality, the project began to take shape.
In 1994, the first edition of the International Sculpture Symposium was organized in Ayia Napa. This symposium brought together sculptors from different countries who collaborated to create a series of monumental sculptures. The event was a resounding success, attracting international attention and paving the way for the establishment of the International Sculpture Park.
In 1996, the park officially opened its doors to the public, becoming the first outdoor sculpture park in Cyprus. Situated on a vast expanse of land near the coast, the park provided a serene setting for the display of sculptures. Its location in Ayia Napa, a popular tourist destination, ensured a steady stream of visitors, both local and international, who could experience the power of sculpture in a unique environment.
Over the years, the International Sculpture Park grew in size and ambition. The annual sculpture symposium continued to be a highlight of the park's calendar, attracting renowned artists from all corners of the globe. These artists were invited to stay in Ayia Napa for a few weeks, during which they would create sculptures using various materials, such as stone, metal, and wood. The symposiums not only fostered artistic collaboration but also promoted cultural exchange and understanding among the participants.
Each year, the newly created sculptures were added to the park's permanent collection, enriching its aesthetic and conceptual diversity. The park soon became a haven for sculpture enthusiasts and art lovers, who could explore the outdoor space and engage with the artworks in a dynamic and immersive manner. The sculptures themselves ranged from abstract and avant-garde to figurative and representational, reflecting the diverse artistic styles and perspectives of the participating sculptors.
As the reputation of the International Sculpture Park grew, so did its impact on the local community and the broader cultural landscape of Cyprus. The park became a site for educational initiatives, offering workshops, lectures, and guided tours to students, artists, and the general public. It served as a platform for artistic experimentation and innovation, encouraging dialogue and critical thinking about the role of sculpture in contemporary society.
The International Sculpture Park also played a significant role in promoting Ayia Napa as a cultural destination. While the town was primarily known for its beaches and nightlife, the park added a new dimension to its identity, positioning it as a place where art and nature converge. The park's success inspired the development of other cultural projects in Ayia Napa, including art galleries, exhibitions, and public art installations, further enhancing the town's cultural appeal.
In recent years, the International Sculpture Park has continued to evolve and adapt to the changing artistic landscape. It has embraced new technologies and art forms, incorporating interactive and multimedia elements into its exhibitions. The park has also expanded its outreach efforts, forging partnerships with international sculpture parks and organizations to facilitate artist exchanges and collaborative projects.
Today, the International Sculpture Park stands as a testament to the power of art to transcend boundaries and connect people across cultures. Its collection of sculptures represents a diverse range of artistic expressions and narratives, providing a window into the human experience. The park continues to inspire and captivate visitors, offering a unique space for contemplation, exploration, and artistic enlightenment.
In conclusion, the International Sculpture Park in Ayia Napa, Republic of Cyprus, has emerged as a cultural landmark and a hub of artistic expression. From its humble beginnings as a local initiative to its current stature as an international platform for sculpture, the park has evolved and flourished over the years. Its impact on the local community, the art world, and the broader cultural landscape of Cyprus is immeasurable, making it a testament to the enduring power of sculpture as a form of human expression.
ovate-rhombic, weakly 3-lobed to 5-lobed, serrate.
Theme "Shapes" in the 366: The 2024 Edition - Group
15.10.2024
✨ New Release: Yazmin Shape ✨
For Lelutka EvoX Camila 4.0
Includes body shapes for:
💫 Maitreya Lara
💫 eBody Reborn
💫 Legacy Female
✔️ Style card listing all items shown in the ad
✔️ Modifiable
❌ Mesh head/body not included
Available now at Noor Beauty 🌙
Folding and shaping completed - paper primed with base of gesso, mica and neutral pigment; awaiting final painting and sealing.
New Shape
[Barone] Shape Gael - LeLUTKA Yves Head
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**New Shape Laura **
(for Catwa Catya Head / Maitreya)
** Style Card included
** 2 sizes
** Eyebrow
** Modify / Copy
I haven't had as much time since school started to shoot, and any self-portrait stuff has been hit-or-miss (mostly miss). So after some serious trial and error, this worked out today.
There are other things I want to try with this concept, I just don't have everything I need to do it.
The 35mm lens is fantastic though, I think it will be always and forever be my go-to lens. More dashes! -------
New Shape Release
🌟 Daniel Youth Shape🌟
🌟Head: Genus Baby-face 🌟
🌟Body Type: BEBE YOUTH ONLY 🌟
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geometric design made from hexagons...wanted to use vivid colors...
thanks for looking....appreciated.....best bigger....hope you have a great day
Venice Shape is made for Reborn Kupra Legacy and Maitreya
Lelutka Ceylon Head
It comes with a full style card and all 4 body shapes.
This beautiful skin is by @metahumano !! And can be found here - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Patatina/36/170/1705
For the full look Please Visit GIRL KRUSH as well for the shape and full style card - maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Serena%20Crystal%20Fire/18...
This caught my eye recently while looking through my lens.
Care to guess what this is...?
This is better when viewed at the larger sizes....
"creative abstract art design and photo by nolan rhodes in outdoor items seen on the lower eastside nyc"
• Shape Mariane for catwa-catya
• Body for Maitreya
• 2 shapes
• 1 Shape Brows
• Style card
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BOX DATE: 1983
MANUFACTURER: Mattel
DOLLS IN LINE: Ken; Skipper; Barbie
MISSING ITEMS: Bag
PERSONAL FUN FACT written by my sister: I'm so glad my second Great Shape doll came in this! It's a dream come true. It's so...80s, iconic, pink (my fav color), minty...So many wonderful things. Seriously, I can't believe the condition of this thing. We bought Skipper and Ken from "Monster High Lady" in 2015 and they were both like new! I seriously felt like they were freshly removed from boxes, that's how PERFECT the two of them are. The tights are really strange. The fact that these are so nice makes them seem even stranger--such loud, bright stripes. I love the leotard; I would have had a blast playing with it as a kid. And how lucky am I to get the shoes and the belt!? Lucky!
A second shot of the mysterious Valley of Desolation, Eastern Cape, South Africa.
It is the best place to experience the plains of the Camdeboo and get the real feel of what the Karoo is about. When the sky is clear you will be able to see as far as your eye can.