Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label art. Show all posts
some art + updates
Fractal art is a new type of digital art that is taking the community in storm. It is not drawn OR painted, but generated through mathematical software based off of calculations. Lololol at the fact that I ~*created*~ some pretty amateur flowers and prisms in my senior year calculus class, and we all thought we were the second comings of Picasso and Monet, but this artist, Silvia Cordedda is brilliant. Her work is abstract and distinct, with each color delineating a convergence or a divergence that's mysterious and ethereal.
And in other really pertinent news, today is PEPERO DAY! It's a holiday in South Korea that sounds more like a marketing scheme than an actual day to commemorate anything important, but hey, if a random boy with luscious locks equipped with a mixed CD/toblerone/pepero came knocking on my door, I wouldn't slam the door on his face. I'm actually sad that I'm not home to go on a last minute run to H-Mart with my cousins to buy pepero for each other. One more week until I'll be off to PHILADELPHIA for Thanksgiving break and be reunited with my beautiful family!!
art
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halloween
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mlk
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moma
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peter fecteau
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rubix cube
Growing up, I always wondered how "those" kids were able to solve Rubix cubes; their eyes locked onto the different colors, fingers trailed in a few swift directions, and after a few minutes - sometimes, longer - they smiled and gave back a three-dimensional square with all of it's sides in homogeneous colors. Now, in 2011, I am completely awestruck by how a person could use Rubix cubes in order to create something so beautiful-
Peter Fecteau used 4,242 Rubix cubes in order to unearth this amazing portrait of MLK.
ANYWAYS, I am currently NOT immersing myself in SAT Biology(I will tonight, I promise) Today is Halloween, and my day in the life of a bat actually went pretty well.
HAPPY HALLOWEEN. With love, MoMA
( how creative )
art
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music
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photography
Things That Have Made Me Extremely Happy in the Past 48 Hours:
- Answering all of the questions on history.com's quiz correctly!!
- Bubble Tea & Pho (ATM I am in complete bliss b/c of the strawberry bubble tea I bought on Adams Ave. just now..KUDOS to senior year slacking..)
- Looking at my friend's beautifully sculpted portfolio
- Being "in the zone" when I wrote an analysis at midnight
- A large amount of calories in the form of a chocolately dessert
I've been running a lot of random errands and going on sporadic outings with friends lately; yesterday, after school, I decided to go to Philly to get some donuts at Krispy Kreme, and then hang out a bit before I went home to nap for 2.5 hours.. I started my homework at midnight, and went to bed at one. Today, I went to Best Buy to purchase a new television, went to Trader Joes to pick up groceries, and then went to Pho to get bubble tea. I skipped my daily nap, so I could watch 3 hours of Law & Order: SVU.. Do I regret this? Never. I'm really tired right now, but I still need to run, and at least start the huge pile of homework I have due for Thursday. Tomorrow is senior give back day and I have off, but I think I'm heading to North Jersey to go to a sauna, so I have to study for my bio test and write a paper tonight.. Ideally, I should probably starting doing these tasks, but realistically, my eyes are shutting and caffeine will not be my savior tonight.
Nineteen, young and free. Stephen Beadle's work is absolutely stunning, and I'm really inspired by his style of photography- his execution aligns perfectly with what I eventually what my style to progress to be. His shots are revitalizing, fresh and quaint with that perfect mixture of old and new. AND he's nineteen and serves as his own model? CHECK OUT more of his stunning work here
I've been listening to Lykke Li all week.
AND THIS IS THE BEST THING I'VE SEEN ALL DAY
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