Imagine you’re a high school teacher, school nurse, social worker, or crisis counselor just trying to get through your school day with your students and you hear that a horrific accident happened nearby involving teens from a different county.

That actually happened yesterday. Many of our local high school teachers, social workers, school nurses, and crisis counselors left right after their school day and rushed to the local community college to provide food and grief counseling to dozens of teens who saw a bus with their fellow band members and director go off the road and down a 50ft ravine.

They helped these teens in a time of crisis out of the kindness of their hearts and they know as educators, it was the right thing to do.

Our fire departments, EMS, police departments, doctors, nurses, and educators all showed the true spirit of this county yesterday. Being there for anyone in need is what New Yorkers do.

Farmingdale, Orange County is with you in your time of grief and healing. We’re all Daler Strong.

If you have any spare funds, a GoFundMe has been set up for medical expenses (at the time of this post, 16 students and 2 adults are still in area hospitals, some in critical condition), funeral expenses for the two educators who passed in this horrific accident, and therapy expenses for this community who is grieving right now and the teens and chaperones who were on the bus involved and the other buses who witnessed the accident.

fanmix myself, 2023 edition

genuinely almost can't believe i have TWO of these on here now (i do one of these every two years ish.) time really does pass huh... ANYWAY here's the link, and full tracklist under the cut, plus me rambling :) please talk to me about any of these songs my little brain will esplode

a song you like with a color in the title: forever yellow skies by the cranberries

a song you like with a number in the title: 10,000 emerald pools by børns

a song that reminds you of summertime: rain king by counting crows (literally the album of visiting my fiance the summer after i graduated college. song of joy and also freedom)

a song that reminds you of someone you would rather forget about: all the small things by blink 182 (no i don't want to talk about it)

a song that needs to be played LOUD: bulls in the bronx by pierce the veil (i'm in agony but this song is so good)

a song that makes you want to dance: genghis khan by miiike snow (obviously)

a song to drive to: one week by the barenaked ladies (specifically if you're stuck in traffic. bnl are really good at making songs that are good for listening to in really bad traffic somehow)

a song about drugs or alcohol: home again garden grove by the mountain goats (had this one on repeat for about 2 weeks straight somewhat recently)

a song that makes you happy: tunak tunak tun by daler mehndi (also had this one on repeat recently. the vibes are immaculate)

a song that makes you sad: in corolla by the mountain goats (self explanatory)

a song that you never get tired of: awake my soul by mumford and sons (this is on one of the first albums i ever bought with my own money and i still never skip it to this day. it's SO good.)

a song from your preteen years: my song from angel beats… the memories of playing minecraft on the family computer with the angel beats songs playing in the background are SO strong...

one of your favorite 80’s songs: i wanna dance with somebody by whitney houston

a song that you would love played at your wedding: run away with me adam neely cover (my fiance introduced me to this song and it's honestly one of the Very Few songs he likes that i genuinely love lmao)

a song that is a cover by another artist: BILLY COBB hide and seek (ignore that the previous song is also a cover lol. billy cobb does some of my favorite covers of all time. i've lost count of how many times i've played this, running up that hill, and linger honestly)

one of your favorite classical songs: edward elgar's cello concerto!!! specifically as played by jacqueline du pre (i'm NOT sorry for the length. listen!!!!! it's so so so so so good!!!)

a song from the year that you were born: how's it going to be by third eye blind (literally the way he shouts at the end is top vocals of all time imo)

a song that makes you think about life: the times they are a-changin by bob dylan (the first time i heard this song it was simon and garfunkel's cover and let me tell you. it fucked me up. listened to it probably 10 times in a row)

a song that has many meanings to you: wish you were here by pink floyd (song of very potent memories plus the actual song is like. woof. plus the double hit combo. you know how it is)

a favorite song with a person’s name in the title: jenny was a friend of mine by the killers (self explanatory. this song fucks.)

a song that moves you forward: hark to the music by ezra furman

a song that you think everybody should listen to: foundations of decay by my chemical romance (hello!! obviously)

a song by a band you wish were still together: tumble by stabilo (i have so many thoughts about this song it needs its own separate post also this is my favorite band that no one cares about)

a song by an artist no longer living: paradise by the dashboard light by meat loaf (my curse of getting into someone and then they die 2 years later continues with this man)

a song that makes you want to fall in love: better than by gretchen parlato (this one doesn't make me want to fall in love as much as it reminds me of a time when i was falling in love. close enough.)

a song that breaks your heart: addict with a pen by twenty one pilots

a song by an artist with a voice that you love: dead of night by orville peck (first song of his i ever heard and one of my top 3 of his still. his voice is EVERYTHING in this song, i fell in love instantly.)

a song that you remember from your childhood: i need you to love me by barlowgirl (... i have issues.)

a song that reminds you of yourself: midnight by tyler glenn (the issues strike again. genuinely cried the first time i listened to this song lol)

Baahubali 2 songs track telugu

BAAHUBALI 2 SONGS TRACK TELUGU DOWNLOAD

Retrieved 8 December 2017.The original soundtrack in Telugu was composed by MM Keeravani while the songs were sung by Daler Mahendi, Mounima, Sony, Deepu, Sreenidhi, V. Keeravaani & Kaala Bhairava create a magical album for SS Rajamouli's film". "Baahubali 2 music review: Prabhas's magnum opus' music is vibrant and soulful! (Check it out here)". ^ " 'Baahubali 2' Music Review: Saahore Daler Mehndi!"." 'Bahubali: The Conclusion' Music Review: Immaculate Orchestration Sets Strong Melody". "Baahubali 2 music review: MM Keeravani composes a majestic soundtrack for Prabhas and Rana Daggubati's magnum opus". ^ a b "Baahubali 2: The Conclusion music review - Keeravaani weaves magic that's as grand as the film".^ " 'Baahubali 2 : The Conclusion's' songs are getting fantastic reviews - Times of India".^ "Bahubali 2 - The Conclusion (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - EP by M.^ "Baahubali 2 - The Conclusion (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - EP by Maragadamani on Apple Music".

BAAHUBALI 2 SONGS TRACK TELUGU DOWNLOAD

"Baahubali aka Bahubali 2 Audio Released - Listen To Jukebox - freeload Songs". ^ a b "Baahubali 2 pre-release event and audio launch was a celebration of team spirit".^ a b Khajane, Muralidhara (20 March 2017).^ "Lahari Music snaps Baahubali 2 audio!".^ "Baahubali 2: Kailash Kher reveals how Rajamouli turned greedy during song recording".^ a b "Bahubali 2 - The Conclusion (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - EP by M.^ Nagarajan, Athira M, Saraswathy (27 April 2017).^ a b "Baahubali 2 - The Conclusion (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) - EP by M.Baahubali: Music from the Motion Picture.will make you feel the wholeness of the film way before you see it on the silver screen." Apoorva Nijhara of Pink Villa gave it a rating of 85/100 and writes, "From the setting of the musical arrangements to the singers, everything is just perfect." See also The arrangement is devoid of unnecessary frills." Prachi Kulkarni of India writes, "The audio juke box. Hemanth Kumar of Firstpost writes, "It wouldn't be an exaggeration to say that every song in the album is infused with so much emotion, pain and love that it's tough to handpick the best of the lot." Further commenting on the theme, he writes, "One of the key aspects of the album is that each song is tied to a very particular situation in the film and it's unfair to alienate the song from what it tries to convey." Bollywood Life rates the soundtrack 3.5/5 and writes, "Just as expected, MM Keeravani provides a majestic score for Baahubali 2, that suitably fits its grandeur and epicness." India-West gives a rating of 3.5/5 and comments that the songs doesn't have the "instant appeal" and "lasting quality" of the songs in The Beginning but writes, "Overall, this is a better than the good score that will in all probability be perfect for the film." Vikram Venkateswaran of BloombergQuint claims that the songs are "infinitely better" than that of The Beginning and writes, "In keeping with the theme of the movie, the songs are simple, yet grand. The Conclusion received highly positive reviews. Hindi Track-List No.ĭaler Mehndi, Sanjeev Chimmalgi, Ramya BeharaĪll lyrics are written by Mankombu Gopalakrishnan. Tamil Track-List No.Īll lyrics are written by Manoj Muntashir. RamakrishnaĪll lyrics are written by Madhan Karky. Due to the success of the predecessor's album, there were expectations that the second installment of the album would also be successful. Among the various events that took place at the launch, Keeravani sang a song dedicated to S.S. The audio launch of the soundtrack, which also doubled as the pre-release event of the film, was held on 26 March 2017 at YMCA grounds with Karan Johar as the chief guest. The audio rights of the Hindi and Malayalam soundtracks were acquired by Zee Music Company and Manorama Music respectively. Lahari Music acquired the audio rights of the Telugu and Tamil soundtracks in late October 2016 for an amount of ₹45 million, the highest sum paid by the company in its 37 years of operation. The Hindi soundtrack featured a song by Kailash Kher. For the Malayalam soundtrack, Mankompu Gopalakrishnan composed the lyrics while Vijay Yesudas, Shweta Mohan and Yazin Nizar sang the songs. The original soundtrack in Telugu was composed by MM Keeravani while the songs were sung by Daler Mahendi, Mounima, Sony, Deepu, Sreenidhi, V.

Life Story Of Legendary Punjabi Singer Daler Mehandi

In the Indian music world, singer Daler Mehandi is known for his strong tonal quality. Along with music, Daler is a proponent of the Green Movement, which works to protect the environment, and he has a deep love for animals. To read more click here, https://www.jay-ho.com/news/bollywood/bhangra-king-daler-mehndi-holds-music-in-his-heart-harbours-love-of-nature-in-soul

My technique after the Spits (how the 57 and the 63 were made):

Before showing anymore posts which include images of my work in situ or publications etc, I want to give a quick synopsis of my processes and materials behind the final resolutions, and after having covered my paintings its only fitting that I elaborate on why I didn’t just keep making paintings on mass and instead leaned on revising and getting back into ink and the achromatic through illustration. As this post evidences in the top images and throughout my notes here, I’ve broken everything down into the most layman mode I could possibly do, for the sake of keeping this post about the practice and not the philosophies behind the imagery. This post is about how the job is done, not why the job looks a whole lot like this. 

Firstly I’ll evidence my materials and tools (bare in mind I won’t be showing pencils and rubbers I use, as I only use a simple cheap rubber and a simple and cheap box of 2 pencils, or HB depending on my mood, there’s no real character there either way, if it was super important I would include it, but those tools are just so common it’s not worth evidencing them when comparing them to the more complicate collection of ink tools I will be discussing):

Fig 1. The paper.

Fig 2. The selection of markers.

Fig 3. Whaline brush tip and edged tip markers.

Fig 4. Shuttle Art markers.

Fig 5. Whaline fine tipped liners. 

Fig 6. The Staedtler brand of designer pens. 

Fig 7. The Paint. 

Fig 8. The brushes, scrapers, straws, artificial hair brushes and natural hair brushes etc.

Firstly, I of course go through many of these Daler Rowney sketchpads, they aren’t too expensive and the rigidity of these sheets has often been a great medium for me to work with. No reason to be snobby about paper, when it works it works and I’ve made many hundreds of images on this paper and so I how it well and find it very easy to work with and to exhibit, it’s just as pliable as the lightest canvas material, yet strong enough that it can withstand water and paint incredibly well, and ink doesn’t bleed as easily into it. The selection of pens later applied on this paper run the gamut from making the finest of details in the wisp of a hair, blacking out the borders of a portrait for later painting, or simply to make hundreds of marks quickly without having to painstakingly scratch them in with the smaller tipped liners. This process of using liners and markers in contemporary art is of course a popular medium among comic illustrators and graphic novelists, in particular and found best in the works of Japanese illustrators such as Junji Ito, Suehiro Maruo and Kentaro Miura (as evidenced here, 1 is Junji Ito, from his graphic story: Planet Remina, 2005. 2 is Suehiro Maruo’s version of St Sebastian, 2021, many of his other pieces are maybe a little too graphic for tumblr so you get the picture. 3 is Kentaro, emblemised best by his series Berserk, 1988 to 2021, 41 volumes, may resume production this year after the death of Miura suspended the series in typical japanese manga tradition, in short, mangas often die with their creator, but Berserk is a gigantic franchise and won’t fade from public consciousness just yet, and with this one panel you can see why)

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These panels of course take hours upon days at a time and are often drawn with much of the same tools, the greyscale and tonal differences between the gray and the rest of the marks is made in post through various forms of editing software, this of course being a graceful advancement for illustrators such as this, given just how many panels they make in a year and how often the panels have to be approved or reworked for specific stories and to best showcase all the narrative elements without overdoing it. I of course have no love for grey scaling within my pieces, as that would conflict the value found in the extreme contrast within each piece, in turn symbolising my work as the bridge between dark subjects and the literal and figurative ability to shine a light onto them, in turn making such bright details and yet with absolutely soaked in black backgrounds, further emphasising the faces on show. In the examples shown you can see the build up of marks in both my work and that of my featured idols, alot of what I do is about taking a simple sketch and ever adding and mutating it into the image I want it to be, and that’s why ink is such an exciting media, with it’s strong and dense pigmentation in it’s black choices, you can really see just how the page becomes a work of art and how the white isn’t merely dredged over, but becomes just as important as the patterns over it.

It’s important to mention that my pencil sketches as discussed in a previous post are automatically drawn and a featured best here, are by no means the same image by the end, it’s an evolution and this is of course most fitting given the subject of this piece. I also chose this piece to document as it’s one of the earliest works in the 63 and so I wanted to document atleast one piece for Instagram and for this project, knowing full well it would look good to explain and properly show how I work beyond a starting sketch, especially before I finished the 63. This trend of showing progress is quite popular on social media and so it’s a trend I can easily get behind given just how many sketches I make per month (at one point it was 40 within 3 weeks), I have been posting my sketches every time a new batch are started to clue my audience into the realism of what I do, and the response seems to be quite positive. Speaking now of my actual processes, firstly I take the finest of liners as evidenced above, and build up the essential shapes, this means outlining all the minute and much more minor aspects is essential, everything has to have an outline first before the larger, faster and darker marks are made. Once this beginning stage is out the way I work to strike in the majority of the black into the most dense of areas, while using various modes of hatching and scratching with the fine tips and more brush like tipped pens to create the texture of the piece. Once I am satisfied that the entire piece is marked up (This being shown best in the 5th descending order picture of my piece, all central and and greater details blacked in and well textured but no overworked due to how quickly I fill and finesse an area, with a combination of the smaller brush like dual tipped liners and the bigger fine point markers that are the average ink marker, sharpie sized I guess if I had to compare it to anything) I put a thick black mark round all the outer edges, so as to blend the final layer of paint with the rest of the piece, and so no outlines are lost when I go to paint, unless areas need softening to blend better with the background. The final steps are to paint in some darker shade and to fill in the background, this is done with a wide array of brushes, the background may be painted with straight square tipped brushes so that I don’t go madly over those outlines again, yet mainly to connect the ink border and the paint smoothly. The central detail may be worked over with a much smaller, rounder brush to keep the detail blended into each other, if I wanted more rigid blackness in the piece then I would just stick to the square tips and dry them so that the brush can use the paint the same a felt marker stiffly marks ink into things etc. I only apply as much paint as I need to cover areas of importance, the black I use for my paint and ink markers, typically dry quite matte and very pigmented so I don’t need to overwork or add multiple layers of paint and ink to any of this piece just to get a good concentrated blackness all over. Once the piece is painted it is dried in sunlight on my windowsill, then pressed under some books and old sketchpad boards, this flattens the piece for scanning, you can’t scan bowing pieces because it messes with the fitting of the piece in the scanner and it ruins the symmetry of the paper when scanned, so I use any weight to take the bow and it works perfectly. The ultimate and total resolution of the work is handled first by scanning the works into my laptop through my home printer and scanner, then filing the work into a plastic wallet into it’s grouping of ten pieces (just a way to chronologically group pieces so I can find them far easier, especially when working with tens of pieces that are all the same scale), then I work over the pieces on the laptops own editing software to up the contrast and replicate the real world look of the piece, given scanning can often make a piece brighter and so I have make the piece darker and more contrast centric and the ink and paint can reflect differently at first, looking often as if they are different tones of black, so I correct that and use the digital version for my Instagram and coursework of course so it has to represent the real piece exactly. Once a piece is edited it’s uploaded to my google drive for storing the works somewhere where they won’t be lost or mishandled, the last pictures of the piece on this post show how I edit on borders through a free mobile app called Snapseed (it allows you to make adjustments to a picture that don’t exist in the original image and is akin to something like adobe illustrator and/or photoshop), as I redownload the works onto my phone and then edit them thusly, the very last picture is me editing the image to a 3:2 aspect ratio so they can be well fitted to a typical Instagram post without losing any of the image. The choice of black border is quite the motif of social media horror art, so it’s typical that you do that, especially if you have a really dark collection of work like I do, though I may make white versions too just to have some variation, I prefer the black as it pops the whites more but that’s just personal preference.

Those are my processes and typically it can take around 2 hours to fully complete one portrait, I of course had to do this dozens of times during January, February, March, April and May, the majority of time so far on this project has been about finishing and cataloguing this overwhelming collection. Each piece is also numbered in pencil and catalogued in a small notebook to properly keep track of all my current and completed collections. I run quite the tight turn around with my work and so now you can see why I’m focusing solely on the documentation aspect of this project, the practical side is just so time consuming, but I still greatly enjoy the busyness and prolific nature of my practice due to how busy it keeps and me and how often I get to work on new collections of amazing one of a kind ideas through my portraiture, it’s often been one of the reoccurring peer compliments I get, I just have quite the work ethic and always have so I’m lucky.   

𝑻𝒉𝒆 𝑮𝒍𝒐𝒓𝒊𝒐𝒖𝒔 𝑬𝒎𝒑𝒓��𝒔𝒔 𝑯𝒂𝒔 𝑨 𝑼𝒏𝒊𝒒𝒖𝒆 𝑳𝒊𝒇𝒆

Part 1

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In the Vermilia Empire,there existed an Empress whose name were Famous around the Empire for her unique life

She who has a glory to her name was a great Empress that has flowing pink red hair and piercing red eyes. She was a Red Eyes Holder of the Scarlett Imperial Family

Her name was Gloriosa Lennetta Scarlett

This is the story of a Glorious Empress:

Empress Gloriosa had a husband whose name was Arnaut Asterix. He was the son of a Grand Duke

"We met when we were in our youth. We were engaged, a marriage of convenience"

"Our relationship was good and our bond was strong"

"Everyone said we were like love birds"

"Yes it was a beautiful days in my childhood"

"We used to be crazy in love"

"We grew up and reached adulthood, our relationship were still good"

"Then we got married"

"We finally settled in and became what our fate meant to be"

"I gave birth a healthy little prince who I named Ishtar, he was the fruit of our love"

"Life was good"

"Until you changed"

......

"You brought home a concubine, I thought I was your one and only?"

"You were indeed the Emperor so I suppose you can get concubines like other Emperors in History"

"Our affection of more than 20 years is in ruin just because you had a change of heart? Does what we promised meant nothing to you?"

"I was a fool to believe you wouldn't be like this"

"As an unexpected twist as it is,your little concubine was actually in love with me to begin with"

"Turn out Darisa Daler was just using you to get to me. What a tricky girl she was"

"She was a quite cute girl and I'm not saying no to cute girls after my husband betrayed me. It's even better if she's his concubine"

"Darisa said that Arnaut is a scoundrel and she'll show me proof"

"She pretended to be a crybaby and even though she said it like it wasn't really my fault....."

"....Arnaut still put the blame on me, apperently he thought it would be natural if I was to blame,well as his official wife I was supposed to be jealous"

"Darisa is just a daughter of a small noble of the countryside and I was a Princess and Empress of Vermilia, a Red Eyes Holder no less. Why would I be jealous, really? Considering our statuses, I'm obviously the more superior one"

"If you thought I was jealous of your love for her,please don't think too highly of yourself"

May 27th Playlist

The Silence - Bastille

Torn Apart - The Goo Goo Dolls

Speak Low - Big Bang

Tchaikovsky Symphony No. 5 in E Minor - Chicago Symphony Orchestra

Small Beginnings - Greg Edmonson

Sugar - Maroon 5

Sorry for Party Rocking - LMFAO

Tough - Quinn XCII ft. Noah Kahan

Superbeast - Rob Zombie

Truce - Alfonso Aguilar

Smells Like Teen Spirit - Nirvana

Stuck (RAC Mix) - The Aces

Small Town Moon - Regina Spektor

This is it - Lo Moon

Speeding - Lights

This Love - Maroon 5

Strong Enough - The Aces

The Take Over, The Breaks Over - Fall Out Boy

Tik Tok (cover) - Tyler Ward

Summer Vibe - Walk Off the Earth

The (Shipped) Gold Standard - Fall Out Boy

Tunak Tunak Tun - Daler Mehndi, Ravi Pawar & Yogesh

Someone Like You (cover) - Tyler Ward ft. Rachael Lampa

Slide - The Goo Goo Dolls

Spanish Eyes - The Backstreet Boys

Gouache studies (16.-17.8.2019)

During the weekend 16.8.-17.8. we worked mainly with gouache and did some color blending practices and other assignments.

Above painting was an assignment to paint a hand holding some item (I picked a brush, not so surprisingly). The main point was to be able to blend a convincing skin color.  I started of a bit too yellow but lightened it with new layers. I anyway started of with mid tone and then started lightening, as there wasn’t that much shadows and darker areas to make in my pose (just very subtle variations in skin).

The second painting was to study an object, color, light and shadows. There was not that strong light sources to cast shadows but anyway the tin object nicely reflected to the desk.

In this I used some left over quality water color paper piece (you can lightly see ‘Canson’ on the right side of the paper). The paper had nice texture which I could use in the coloring (using slightly drier brush over the dry surface).

The third task, which I picked from multiple different options, was to paint some detail, a very close view of three different surfaces meeting. I went off for a little walk and chose a nice blue windowsill. A close view facing downwards and showing also some of the concrete (?) tiling and the reflections in the window.

We also had some discussions on gouache and one was has anyone actually seen any art in galleries made in gouache. I actually had wondered on this also earlier, since I have been doing now more or less gouache or water color pieces. BUT, I did see some work during Summer, both cases in Mänttä Serlachius museum. There was one wall with Olga Gummerus-Ehrströms work made in gouache and I had not realized earlier that Albert Edelfelt’s massive ‘Finnish Soldiers in The War of 1808-1809′ (Porilaisten marssi) is actually a gouache work on paper (it was displayed in the classics of the museum). I’ve felt gouache works are more manageable with smaller paper, but apparently that is just a limit in my head.

But back to the course days. Before all the object studies, the first day actually started with blending practices, e.g. using two different colors and trying out mixing white into the colors. In some practices color studies were also considered, picking the opposite colors for the studies. Main point was to get acquainted with gouache.

Left side colors as is from tube, right side white added and blended to middle.

tape ripped the paper off quite bad in this one, I think I’ve faced that painful fact also earlier, so should consider when ever taping this paper to board or otherwise . I should try at home how warming the tape helps.

Paper: Daler Rowney, Smooth Heavyweight (A4, 220g).

Additional blending practices, using three colors with some patterns/stripes, second also with three colors (mixed orange) and last with green blended to white.

Here I just played with the opposite colors, making own patches, blending them to each other and also making a color mix of the two. (and adding some patterns as well).

Here I ripped the paper a bit as well, but usually tape gets off this specific paper quite ok. Now there was just a bit of an additional challenge to rip off tape from the sections.

Paper: Claire Fontaine, Paint On Gris (A4, 250g)

Day 5 - Kitty and Mrawh find a mysterious shack

Still going strong!I really like this one.  It took me far too many thumbnails to figure out what to do but I like what I came up with. So Mrawh doesn't often like to hold hands but I think he is feeling a but spooked.  Is it a witches cottage?  Who knows! Also did   bit more brushwork on this one that I am pleased with. Materials: Shinola Sketchbook, Daler Rowney FW ink, crow quill, brush

Inktober day #2

A new volume of the official English translation of Haikyuu!! is released on the first Tuesday of every month. After reading volume 28 (which was released the day I drew this) I decided to draw Bokuto as an owl because why not? His design already has a strong resemblance to an owl. Et voilà, the BokutOwl. I’ve actually finished all 31 of my Inktober drawings as of tonight! I just got terribly behind on photographing and posting them (obviously,) so I’ll be posting them over the next few days. Materials: Daler-Rowney FW Acrylic Artists Ink in Purple Lake, Nikko G nib, Tachikawa T-40 nib holder, Borden & Riley # 234s Paris Paper for Pens

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Painting Jam, SOS Colombia, For a Call to Respect Human Rights, LDN, UK, ‘21. @arthouseprojectlondon • SOLD • Some months ago, in the beginning of summer I visited this very special painting jam organized by @arthouseprojectlondon . It was great to see so many strong works which were dedicated to an important cause. Human Rights • Original Colour Sketch. Created, Signed and Dated on the front by me. • Koh-I-Noor Colour Pencils on Daler Rowney White Acid Free Grain Watercolour Paper, 300gsm. A3 Size; Unframed. Protected with UV Archival Varnish Lascaux. • • • #medeayankova #medeayankovaart #medeayankovaartist #medeayankovastudio #shoreditch #bricklane #londonlife #allengardens #londonart #londonartist #graffiti #muralart #colombia #humanrights #mainjobartist #artistforever #artforsell #originalsketches #originalart #originalart #montysbar #usk #urbansketchers #paintingjam #sketcher #onelinedrawing #originalartworks #inspiration #sellingmyart #originalartwork (at Allen Gardens) https://www.instagram.com/p/CRGlhj-j2C4/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Day #63 I did a mountain goat because we have to be strong, resilient. These times have been challenging for all of us and I truly admire and respect these species. 37 days to go!!! I will be posting one painting daily until 7th of January 2021 Story at 10.00 am GMT Post at 19.00 or 7pm GMT (London Time) Surface: 15.5cm x 9.5cm or 6.1” x 3.9” Painting: 12cm x 6cm or 4.7” x 2.3” Arches cold press paper (300 GSM) Talens Indian ink (black) Golden fluid acrylics (gold) Daler Rowney liquid acrylic (red & white) Micron pens These are one off and will never make prints so you get the original and that is that! Please help me share these with friends that might be interested. For commissions inbox me: Thanks for looking. #mountaingoat #fulcrum_point #artistsoninstagram #drawingofheday #artforsale #inkpainting #watercolourpainting #artofinstagram #instaart #arte (at Munich, Germany) https://www.instagram.com/p/CIWNj3HlMDc/?igshid=1ssdogvix4mod

17th - 24th November 2020. FINAL PIECES.

'Creative Innovation and Entrepreneurship’ - TMA1402 module.

These are my two final pieces for this group project. For my two final pieces I decided that I wanted to carry on referencing off Jessie’s photographs. I chose these two photographs for my final project because one of them there is a smile and the other one there is a face mask. I also chose these two photographs because it shows the different age range of visitors that you end up seeing in the Huddersfield Queensgate Market when you visit it. The age range in the market ranges from students due to The University of Huddersfield all the way to the older generation. I think these two photos represent what is going on in the Queensgate Market right now and the rest of the world. Trying to stay positive especially in the strange times that we are all currently living in. I chose the first one because I like how there is still a smile on the man’s face even with what the world is currently going through right now. I like how the smile tells a story. The story could mean that the man is smiling through the pain or just smiling because he is doing a job that he loves in a place that he loves. I liked the strong meanings behind these two photographs because they show that everyone is still trying to live their lives as much as they can. Even with face masks on they are still protecting not only themselves but everyone that is around them. I like how they are still working for the people that need their essential stuff such as food.

For this project I have been inspired by the Pop Art movement due to all the bright bold colours that got used. For my final project I ended up painting with watercolour paints that are in tubes called ‘Daler Rowney’ simply watercolour paints. I ended up using watercolour paints for my final project because I was on the look out for some bold colours that I could blend easier than acrylic paints. Another reason why I used watercolour paints was due to the feedback that I received from the groups formative assessment that we all did on the 11th November 2020. I wanted to use paints that was just as bold as acrylics but was like watercolours. I have found that the Daler Rowney watercolours are so much better than the watercolours that you get in a metal palette. I liked how easier the blending of the colours was especially on the textured canvas background. I ended up doing my final pieces on canvas due to wanting to bring the textures into the portraits. The textures and the paint brush marks can represent the year 2020 has been for everyone. The rough texture shows that no matter what life throws at you all you need to do is carry on no matter how hard that is. I made sure I used some of the colours on the colour chart but did not really use any for the skin tones due to the colours not representing the photographs well. On the background on my final two pieces I chose a colour from the groups colour chart that worked for both the final pieces which was a burnt orange colour. I ended up using a plastic knife for the background colour as well.

Inktober 23 from the Monster Girls prompt list: Water.

I love Korra - it was so refreshing to have a heroine who was tough, strong and had a kind and compassionate heart.

Digital smooth brush and detail brush composited with Daler Rowney Acrylic artist’s ink in Turquoise and Prussian blue.