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Did anyone go to buttonwillow besides Joe and Joel??? I was there and had to leave, but their was a very poor "MY" showing...I also met Chris and Chris in their new redwood city Sube but didin't get to talk to them. Joe took me out for the first session but that was my only track time...I got some video of all the Subes that came (sorry Joel,
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Me and the wife where there.
White 99 rs.
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I know you and Robin were there, I was referring to the "bay area" people that said they were coming. I see Jeff and Robin at most "Sube" events!
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Based on the tone of this post, I'm guessing you have not heard the unfortunate news. The brand new Scooby rolled and was a complete wreck. Chris is very lucky to be alive as the roof crushed in far enough that rescuers said they saw his head looking crooked because it was against the folded roof. From the looks of it, had the roof crushed another inch, Chris would have been med-evac'd out of there. Thankfully, no one was injured.
The scooby is a total, but at least it started up immediately and drove itself off the track (track director did the driving). However, there's enough body damage that I doubt the insurance would want to fix it - if the insurance counts. The event was teaching oriented and is a performance driving school, so it should qualify for coverage according to John (one of the guys running the show who happens also to be an attorney).
There were about 6 scoobies, I believe, including Ryan from Flatline with his turbo 1.8L (now "just about as fast as a stock RS") .
Joel - btw, there was a wreck the second day, as well. It was a honda s2k and it suffered some 7-10k in damage by my guess.
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How did the car roll?
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Here's what I posted on the STi_Mlist - it's close to answering the question and answers some other questions that Glenn and others had asked:
Sad sight at the track this weekend. After the RS roll incident, we had another incident on Sunday. A Honda S2k attempted to recover from an off-road excursion by jerking the wheel back towards the track. He spun around once and while driving backwards, crossed the track to the other dirt side. When his wheels hit the dirt, he flung across into the wall. That was pretty much the only place in all of buttonwillow where you can hit a wall... He hit it at about 25 mph and the entire impact was pretty much absorbed by the driver's side rear wheel. The wheel tore right off and took with it exactly 1 half of the suspension system - ie, lots of sheered metal parts, like half a control arm, etc. My guess is at least 7-10k in damage.
The RS, IMHO, is a total by any means of looking at it. The only reusable body panel is probably the passenger door panel However, it would make a great doner car for a rally build-up.
Glenn, the track conditions were - a fairly wide tarmac track with sand or dirt on both sides of the track, everywhere. Whenever someone took an offroad excursion, there was some dirt on the track, which made for a yellow-flag caution until the end of the session, when it could be swept clean. If too much dirt got on the track, they blackflagged everyone and stopped the session for cleanup. The particular corner where the RS rolled was a decreasing radius turn that I don't think I saw anyone take
"correctly" since everyone had a different opinion of how to take it and everyone's execution resulted in what seemed like a much slower exit speed than should have been.
Unfortunately, that corner, being so tough to master, lended itself to creative solutions. I don't know if that was specifically what Chris was trying, but several people, myself included, came to the conclusion that attempting the proper line resulted in at most 1 mph more on the exit (for those of us who just didn't have the skill to completely pull it off - which
was 99% of the field) than doing a more agressive, but probably less efficient turn. I usually ended up hitting the brakes way too late and hard and long enough to get the car sliding sideways in a massively counter-steered manouver where the rear kept swinging out further even though I was countersteered. Then, as we came flying past the last apex, I would throttle on and unwind the wheel. Worked nicely, looked cool, was slower than dirt probably.
The danger was that such antics, if not pulled off correctly, would result in an excursion off road. I had a passenger read my speeds and entering the turn, I was at about 70 mph before the slide started. By the time I was sideways, the car showed 55 mph. By the time I finished, I was at 35 mph (see, probably not the best technique since if I entered at 35, I probably
could have exited at 50 or more - but like I said, I never found a way of doing that...). All those speeds are pretty damn fast for a decreasing radius turn that ends about 225 degrees later into a fast 135 degree turn the other way. The dirt outside this area was about 4 inches deep and somewhat soft.
My guess as to what happened to Chris after he began his spin (in the first half of the decreasing radius portion) is that when he hit the dirt, he was traveling backwards (from the spin) and sideways. When he hit the dirt, it pulled the tire off the rim. The rim then dug in and provided the yank that flipped the car. From the skid marks and the dirt marks, I think (and so did the instructors) the car flipped in the air 180 degrees, landing on its roof. That crushed the roof in. Then the momentum rolled the car onto the driver's side where it came to a rest. The drivers side and the roof are completely mangled. The passenger side looks almost untouched and definately shows no sign of sand even.
For anyone that has rally crossed even, you've probably seen how easily tires get ripped off rims in the dirt. To compensate, most rally-x folks recomend that beginers, in stock tires, inflate the tires at least to the max pressure if not higher. I personally, for track or rally (in my now
infamous rental-class cars), bump the pressures to 45 psi cold and then down to about 55 hot if they go over that. I noticed at buttonwillow, I went from a cold 50 psi to a hot 30 psi after one particularly agreesive session and I think the cause was a brief unseating of the bead during a really hard cornering manouver on "magic mountain". That's about the opposite side of the track from the fatal decreasing radius turn.
If Chris thought something felt funny about the tires for half the track, I'd bet that he deflated a tire on Magic Mountain. I'm also pretty sure that Chris was at a too-low pressure to begin with, which made Magic
Mountain that much more likely to unseat the tire, which as a result, made the dirt much more likely to pull the tire off...
And if anyone is still reading, especially Glenn, then here's my suggestion. Going off track means you were driving too hard. Everyone makes mistakes, so one off-track excursion should be free. After that, an
off road excursion should result in you being sent off the track for the rest of that group session. A third off-road adventure should end your day. That way people take their limits more seriously. I'm not saying this has anything to do with the RS or the S2k, but in general, at this buttonwillow event, we had too many off-roaders. Their rule was 2 free off-roads PER SESSION. That invites too much ego-driving instead of using your head. Some people went off every sinlge session. They should not be on the track with me!
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Joel, great post about off road excursions. I drive an M5 and was there Monday for an event and saw the remains of both cars. I talked with an instructor that worked your school and he was quite taken aback by the lack of skill of some of the drivers and more so by the very fast cars they drove. He said it was very hard to get them to slow down and drive the line. He said the driver of the car that rolled was not getting good reports from the instructors that rode with him (wouldn't listen). He also said that the amount of times drivers braked or lifted mid-corner was scary.
I have never been close to going off but having a 3800 lb car helps in keeping you conservative.
NASA is a bit too loose on off track incidents. The standard you argue for is the one employed at BMWCCA schools. You go off once, out of the session, you go off twice you are done for the day--period. Obviously you are really bad or reckless--either way not safe. Also, if you are a newbie, you go in group D and your instructor will simply not let you go fast until he has some confidence. As a club, I think they have a few cars sustain damage a season, not per event.
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I wasn't trying to accuse the BMWCCA of snobbery. A friend of mine left the PCA for the POC becuase the PCA wouldn't allow non porsches on the track.
The Audi club is pretty cool about the scoobies (we're infiltrarting their ranks). I was hoping the BMWCCA was just as cool. Though I didn't know that they were being overrun with entrants. Worth noting.
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The Audi guys are cool and typcially have space in their schools. I also know that the Shelby Club and Miata guys will let cars in if they have room.
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Last time I was with NASA they gave you a total of three off tracks. This included two tires off - but not one. First occurance would get you a black flag and a talk - if your head was in the right place you'd go back out. Second was about the same thing, but you'd really have to convince them it was minor. In either case, a spin, or four off black flagged you for the session. Third time would get you a trip home.
So does the BMWCCA allow non bmw's, provided you're a member of the BMWCCA? I believe the Porsche Owner's Club will, but not the Porsche Club of America - I was curious about the snobbery of the BMWCCA these days..
For what it's worth, Open Track ran the event well, and I was very impressed that John (one of the organizers) wandered the pits between his races to talk to people. The track was tricky in the configuration run. The fact that some drivers were driving with their ego, or letting other cars drive them (getting pushed by the car behind, or following someone elses line) didnt help.
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BMW clubs do allow non BMW's if they don't fill up with BMW's. However, in Northern Calif. the demand is so great that they actually have a lottery for the driving schools. You send in your money by a certain date and then they have a drawing. If you were wait listed before you get priority for the next school. So, other makes aren't banned or anything there just isn't room.
The snobbery is a perception that isn't true of the enthusiast group that runs on the track. As you are aware, after a few events with other makes you become pretty respectful of drivers and worry far less about what they are driving. In my book, anyone out on a roadcourse has got be pretty cool---even in a Sub...,just kidding.
I have learned that drivers are fast, not their cars.
I am starting to run the NASA events simply because it is easy to get in and get track time. Plus I do like comparing my car to other stuff besides new M3's, old M3's and generally lots of M3's.
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Michelangelo's David By Lara Hamsher, Anya Johnson and Jake Thomeson Florence Italy Who? It is a 5.17 meter (17 ft) marble statue of the young Israelite king David standing alone at the moment that he decides to do battle with Goliath. The sculptor of this statue is Michelangelo. Where? Florence, Italy. Location was disputed, leonardo divinci and sandro botticelli disputed over where this statue should go Proposed locations were… On the roof of the cathedral loggia dei lanzi Palazzo Vecchio (Town hall of florence) A replica was placed here The statue has been moved several times due to a fear of damage. Today it resides in the Academia gallery in florence When? The actual statue was sculpted from 1501 to 1504. The statue was made of inferior marble due to the lack of availability during this time period of civil unrest (deterioration can now be detected). Why? David was created as an expression of the glory of florence during the city states period in italy (warfare of cultures as well as military interests). The sculpture was commisioned to show wealth and show appreciation of art. The sculpture was also created to represent the civil liberties of the florentine republic. Subject Israelite King David Symbol of strength and youthful beauty When David decides to do battle with Goliath Symbol of defense of civil liberties In florence/ Firenze The Statue Style of Art Disengo Artistic discipline built on knowledge of male form Sculpture is finest of these forms because it mimics "divine creation" Michelangelo believed that the sculpture of David was already in the block of stone More Style Contrapposto style of pose as well This means that most weight is on one foot, twisting upper body to give more movement to the piece Proportions Not true to human form Head and upper body larger than lower body Hands larger Best theory is that statue was to be placed on a pedestal so these proportions would make it look correct from that angle Random Tidbit Queen Victoria started the fig- leaf tradition Shocked by nudity, she commissioned a carved fig-leaf to hang over the statue when she visited Sources http://vlsi.colorado.edu/~rbl oem/david.html http://www.artbible.info/art/ large/338.html http://www.artbible.info/art/ large/338.html
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With that being said, why should you fear something that is inevitalble?
I'm not sure. Let me think about it.
Why would it be wrong or odd not to fear death some people have different view points on things. and some people can not be afaid of death and then be scared of it the next day or minute.
"Be the change that you want to see in the world." "A nation's culture resides in the hearts and in the soul of its people. " "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever." Quote Mohandas Gandhi
With that being said, why should you fear something that is inevitalble?
the fear comes from what is on the other side, only the frame dies. that which powers the frame goes elsewhere. not a true death.
pain- mental or physical drives the want for death. unfortunately pain is the lash all of life dances to. again ya do the best with what ya got.
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I think you just hit the nail on the head. It's good to see that there are others that view death the way I do. There is no point in fearing that which you have no control over. Now if you were immortal, I could understand the fear of death, because you'll never fully be able to know what death is. I could even understand WANTING to die under those circumstances.
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As I see it, like many others it seems, death is nothing to be afraid of. Even more so, some even long for it. Death is a natural, pre-determined (to some degree, we all die eventually) event. To fear death is somewhat like being afraid of sunsets
I myself don't really fear death. I'm not saying that I want to die anytime soon or anything but I don't fear it. I think its because I beleive in heaven and hope that I'm good enough for God to accept into it. The only person I can think of who didn't die is Enoch from the bible. It states he didn't die and was carried away into heaven by a firey chariot(I think thats the right name for the story).
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On my dream farm, I will have chickens. In the meantime, I daydream by perusing websites, blogs and magazines all regarding chickens. I even show my son YouTube videos of chickens (just so he'll know what to do when we actually get some mini-cluckers). So you can imagine my excitement when my friend Jenny Peterson posted videos of her chicks as they were gearing up (or down) to lay some eggs! I'm sharing one of the videos – PLEASE click here to see the other video of her Daisy Belle. They're so fun to watch!
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What first caught my eye about this blog post from my friends at Garden Media Group, was its title: "New Study Finds Treehuggers Had It Right All Along" (Um…how could you not click on that link?!?) Not necessarily for the treehugger comment, but I really wanted to know what they've known all along. Don't you?
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The iconic view from the Paradise flower meadows of the peak of Mount Rainier in its namesake national park in the state of Washington
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Beautiful . . . love the wildflower in the foreground!!!
Mount Rainier at the peak of wildflower season is a sight for sore eyes. Thanks so much, Lorilee.
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stunning picture!!
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When I look at the snow through my window this is indeed paradise! Glorious, Inge!
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Indeed… spectacular scene and capture, Inge!
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It does look like padise.. Beautiful scene and Capture
Thank you very much, Maggie :-)
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what a breathtaking scene – oh to actually see it in real life! Well done!
You should definitely visit Mount Rainier if you ever get an opportunity. It is this beautiful in real life too ;-) Thanks!
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Beautiful scene and Capture…
Thanks you for the kind praise :-)
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beautiful capture
Many thanks!
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Nice shot, love the depth and detail
Thank you, Bruce, glad you like it!
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I expect Adam and Eve to romp by any minute!
Beautiful shot, Inge. Even the sky is perfect.
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Collectors from around the world will have the rare chance to acquire exceptional works from the biggest names in Asian contemporary and Chinese 20th-century art in this seasons Asian Contemporary & Chinese 20th-Century Art Evening Sale held on November 29 at the Hong Kong Convention & Exhibition Centre. Valued at over HK$125 million (US$16 million), the sale will present over 40 iconic works by renowned Chinese 20th Century artists such as Sanyu, Zao Wou-ki, Lin Fengmian, Chu Teh-Chun, and Yun Gee, as well as works by premier Asian contemporary artists such as Chinas Liu Ye and Zeng Fanzhi and Japans Kenji Yanobe.
Chinese 20th Century Art: Fusion of East and West
The early 20th-century was a time of change and regeneration in China. Against these social conditions, traditional Chinese artistic values faced unprecedented challenges as Western technological advancements began to enter into the country. This fusion of Chinese traditional visual art with Western modern art movements produced the unique East-West aesthetic and technical sophistication found in the works of major Chinese 20th-century artists such as Sanyu, Zao Wou-ki, and Chu Teh-Chun, each of whom are represented with rare and important works in this seasons Evening Sale.
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Hong Kong in May of this year (HK$ 42,100,000/US$ 5,418,270/£ 3,410,100), comes another major work: "Potted Flowers in a Blue and White Jardinière" (estimate: HK$8,000,00012,000,000 /US$1,025,600 1,538,500), one of the Sanyus finest examples of his exploration in uniting Eastern and Western aesthetic ideals. Painted in the 1950s, "Potted Flowers in a Blue and White Jardinière" uses a striking combination of pink and Prussian blue, with infinite variations of color that create a luminescent glow evoking Mark Rothko and Yves Klein. This skilful technique is also reminiscent of that used to create the rich visual effects produced by variations of black found in Chinese ink-wash painting. The casual simplicity of the lines belies a precise organization in the composition that allows Western spatial abstraction and linear concepts to be expressed through an Eastern still life subject.
Also leading this seasons Evening Sale is Zao Wou-kis "19-11-59" (estimate: HK$8,000,000-12,000,000 /US$1,025,600-1,538,500). Embracing the finest elements of Yuan and Sung dynasty landscape painting, Zaos work strives to finds new meanings in the traditional aesthetic, while also incorporating Western artistic techniques to express color, light, and shadow. The result is an entirely new style of abstract expression through which he captures the subtle changes of space, nature, light and darkness to create a world of vivid and spectacular majesty. In "19-11-59", blue tones shift and swirl in a rising cloud-like mass, creating a fantastic visual experience that seems to expand and evolve in a cool deep calmness. Zaos technique of using radiant light to create a visual effect of movement within color is exceptional and unique even among Western artists, underscoring his successful incorporation of Western art forms into traditional Chinese art.
"Vertige Neigeux" (estimate on request) is a rare and exceptional work from artist Chu Teh-Chun. Although Chu Teh-Chun's abstract works draw inspiration from Western abstract expressionism, they also exude a poetic sensibility that is deeply rooted in the Chinese view that painting and poetry derive from a single source. Struck by the beauty of a snowstorm scene while traveling in Switzerland in 1985, Chu began painting a select number of snow scenes. A work that was nine years in the making, "Vertige Neigeux" is exceptionally large, a truly rare work not only in size but also as Chu no longer painted snow scenes after 1991. Broad, sweeping strokes suggest rolling mists and flowing waters, while washes of pale green suggest the undefined spaces used throughout traditional Chinese landscapes.
From Wang Huaiqing comes "Six Screens", a large paneled work painted in 2006 (estimate: HK4,000,000-5,000,000/US$512,800-641,000). It is work from a series where the artist reinterprets ancient Chinese culture using Chinese Ming furniture themes. In "Six Screens", Wang employs a highly modernist style of expression in order to deconstruct and reconstruct a screen. He simplifies the original physical divisions into soft, black, geometrical shapes, reminiscent of Chinese paper-cutting, while using the variations of vermilion - a color heavy with symbolic of China red. By adding texture through the use of oil paint and by exposing different layers of paint with a scraping technique, a thoroughly modern element is injected into the traditional form and color, resulting in a work that is both firmly rooted in Chinas traditions while embracing expressive means and methods of Western art.
Asian Contemporary Art: A Window to the Future
Among the contemporary works to be presented at this seasons Evening Sale is a seminal work by acclaimed Chinese contemporary artist Zeng Fanzhi. His emotionally raw paintings anticipated the emotional and psychological strain that would haunt the new China as it struggled with modernization and rapid social changes in post-1980s. Zengs concern over the alienation and loneliness inherent in modern life can be found at the very heart of his works. Created in 1994, "Untitled" (Hospital Series) (estimate: HK$8,000,000-12,000,000 /US$1,025,600-1,538,500) is a crucial work of Zeng Fanzhis career. This piece from the Hospital series can be considered a milestone in Zeng artistic career which paved the way for the creation of his later and much renowned Mask series of the mid to late 1990s. Untitled (Hospital Series), a monumental and ambitious canvas, features patients with crude and lugubrious bodies and exaggerated and impenetrable gazes being treated by numb indifferent doctors. Zengs use of colour and a distorted three-dimensional view heighten the sense of emotional and physical chaos.
From Kenji Yanobe, one of Japans most creative contemporary artists, comes the whimsical sculptural work "Soul of Bubble King" (estimate: HK$700,0001,000,000/US$89,700-128,200). Inspired by the Japanese subculture of Anime and Manga, Yanobes works are intellectually inquisitive and convey a stoic persistence in facing adversity in everyday life. Created in 1992, "Soul of Bubble King" is a monumental sculpture that can inflate and deflate, reflecting the artists interest in fortification, selfdefence and scientific advancement, executed with playfulness and precise engineering.
Asian Contemporary and Chinese 20th Century Art
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Lin Fengmian
Chu Teh-Chun
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Foster the People's biggest hit to date is taking a hit in terms of radio airplay. Though 'Pumped Up Kicks' is almost two years old, the debut single from the Los Angeles-based band still had some residual airplay on Top 40 stations. However, it's dwindling much faster following the Newtown, C.T. school shooting on Dec. 16.
Longtime sports anchor Marc Wesley passed away Monday.
When I went back to the Washington D.C. area for my grandmother's funeral last weekend, a good friend of the family invited me to tour his work facility. How do you turn down a chance to go inside the Discovery Networks? Well, you don't! Cory and I had a video editing class together at Fenton High School. Since then, he has gone on to be an editing wizard for the Discovery Channel and its sister networks.
Move over Claressa Shields, Lyric DaQueen is hoping to be Flint's next superstar, on 'X-Factor.'
Before she passed, Whitney Houston recorded a duet with R. Kelly called 'I Look to You,' which has just been released.
Michael Clarke Duncan was laid to rest yesterday in Los Angeles and a number of his friends were on hand to share their memories of the larger-than-life actor including Jay Leno, Holly Robinson-Peete, Stevie Wonder and his 'Green Mile' co-star Tom Hanks. Below you can watch Hanks speak lovingly about his favorite Michael Clarke Duncan story, which had the audience laughing.
When the Westboro Baptist Church announced their intention to target the funeral of Texas A&M alum Lt. Col. Roy Tisdale, his fellow Aggies didn't take it sitting down.
In fact, with a little help of Facebook, more than 500 students at Texas A&M showed up at the burial in College Park, Texas.
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Nothing but the naked truth part I... In all it's shapes...
contrasts by cenevols
fresco by photoport
sedation by photoport
Jen Somerfield 3 by gsphoto
fixation by Baal-Kaos
Reflection I by John-Logan
Chastely nude by photoport
Framed II by Iuliaaa
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Daily Deviations UpdateHappy Monday MorningDaily Deviations Update3 years ago in Deviant Events More Like This
I started this morning by signing something "Moonbam13" so either this typo means I need more coffee, or this week is going to be BAMTASTIC!
I'm rooting for the latter
I wanted to post a quick update on changes to Daily Deviations. It is important to note that these changes have not been hard-coded so my team is manually following these new guidelines. This means that errors can and likely will occur until the coding is complete, your patience and understanding is appreciated
The following guideline changes are in effect:
The 3-month rule is now the 6-month rule, meaning that it must be at least 6-months since the last time an artist received a daily deviation. (This was an overwhelmingly popular suggestion from the community and I agree, it's a good one!)
Daily deviation selectors may only select one daily deviation per day maximum. This has been put in place to focus on Quality vs Quantity.
277th feature - Photography - Artistic NudeJournal CSS by Jamaal10277th feature - Photography - Artistic Nude3 years ago in Art Features More Like This
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Announcing the publication of my new book - LIPSAnnouncing the publication of my new book "LIPS"! http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/3767749Announcing the publication of my new book - LIPS2 years ago in Personal More Like This
It's been a little side project that's been 5 years in the making!
You can view the entire book at the link above. It's available in hardcover imagewrap, softcover and as an eBook for iPad.
Even if you aren't interested in purchasing it yourself, please do me the one favor of faving this message so that just one friend who might be interested will see it. Hey... you never know! Every little bit helps!
~ Kurt
Burn the photo-purists! Burn them all!OK, I've been talking about the watermarkers, I've been talking about the overthankers, so now it's time to target the third platoon.. I call them photo-purists.Burn the photo-purists! Burn them all!2 years ago in Personal More Like This
Imagine such a dialog:
Me: It would be great shot, but the horizon is a bit oblique, and whole shot could be a bit sharper. And you know, you could increase the contrast, too.
Someone: Yes, you right, but that's how it's all went with this shot.
Me: Yeah, but you know, there are such programs like Photoshop or Gimp. You can easily fix that.
Someone: I believe that photographer should use no manipulations on the shot. If you can't do it right, so be it. Photography should be natural and you should increase your skills*.
Since I'm moderating some of the DA groups, I get one of these once in a month. And then I want to ask, every time: if you get sick, do
Thumbnails : No Changes Needed / Options / FIX! ... Because everyone smokes when they write big long important letters and shit that deviantART wont read. (we might get lucky?) Go compare the layout of dA now, to that of Flickr, or 500px or society6. And you'll agree with everything about to be said.Thumbnails : No Changes Needed / Options / FIX!3 years ago in Art Features More Like This
Developed by rotane <-- Fucking hero
Go give him your thanks / love / llamas!
Please don't piss off your artists. For your sake.
Please don't forget our art keeps this site alive.
Please don't forget we have plenty of other sites to display our art.
Places where it is displayed more professionally and more orderly.
The fact this journal exists shows how much we love this site. Seriously.
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New Daily Deviation!!!!!!The great xthumbtakx :iconxthumbtakx: has suggested my photo of the light towerNew Daily Deviation!!!!!!2 years ago in Personal More Like This
and it was accepted as a DD! Featured by the wonderful RockstarVanity :iconRockstarVanity:
I feel really happy for this! it's a really wonderful present!!! Really thank you very much!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
And thanks a lot too for all person who have visited me and commented & faved this work! really thanks a lot for the great support
Of course, thank you very very very much to all friends who are always here, giving me their friendly and encouragement to keep going ahead and continue with all this
I am going through very hard times in my personal and professional life but being here in DeviantArt is always a wonderful support to continue with all, really thank you very very much
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Supporters Feature #5Thank you so much for supporting my art!Supporters Feature #53 years ago in Art Features More Like This
Summer time by Kaminski83
ArtWelcome to July ... 2014 is vanishing before our very eyes!!!Art9 months ago in Personal More Like This
As always you continue to amaze me with your work because as you all know without your work this journal isn't possible, your art brings so much joy into my world you are all fantastic and you all inspire me totally .... now please share with these artists and enjoy their art as i have
............... and always be inspired
"The body is a place where our mind resides, and that's what I'm photographing - Mona Kuhn"
"My nudes are ideals of my own feelings about being a woman,
not an expression of erotic power, or a love object - Ruth Bernhard"
"If I declare it to be so, then this is a portrait - Robert Rauschenberg"
Thank you great artists! (II)These great people have given me wonderful presents and the joy ofThank you great artists! (II)3 years ago in Personal More Like This
watching their great works, so let me introduce them!
Peter Lime :iconPeterLime:
in the manor ruins I by PeterLime converging lines BW by PeterLime
side altar by PeterLime men's territory I by PeterLime afternoon siesta I BW by PeterLime
me Jane by PeterLime
Super Mario Art :iconsupermarioART:
SWORDMASTER by supermarioART The Revenge of the Scarlet Hawk by supermarioART BLACK WIDOW by supermarioART
Occidental Geisha by supermarioART The Arkans by supermarioART RED CAT by supermarioART
Omega Industries by supermarioART Young Dragon by supermarioART PRIVATE RODEO by supermarioART
Sweet Cobra by supermarioART Cy-Ee ultimate X by supermarioART The gift by supermarioART
Lady Aaken by supermarioART "BLADESISTERS" by supermarioART
Pyramidal :iconPyramidal:
space acrobat by Pyramidal
:thumb324523759: Her other side by Pyramidal
WEEKLY S+S FEATUREA SELECTION FROM YOUR SPIRALS-AND-SWIRLS TEAMWEEKLY S+S FEATURE2 years ago in Art Features More Like This
And I Think to Myself by EvilamebaColors by Evilameba
Perspective 2.7.13b by annemaccatHenna Lace Flower Gauntlet by flowerwillsSubodh Gupta Egg by JaredWingate
Cosmic mirror by chacruna-mtinaYou talkin to me? by SKIPPY814sculpture 1 by EvilineMoonflesh
Un a Ete Rejete by alberichElements by Wayward-EroticaUnder a Paisley Blue Sky by RadActPhoto
XIII by RadioactivePussyMass Hypnosis by MarinaCoricLightinthenight by fdasuarez
Flip by OdditiesByErnie118 by NasosovBlack Ghoul Rising by DasGhul
Plasmid Tomograph by pifactorialFar From The Sun by Pixx-73:thumb321817395:
:thumb352749383:Voop! by artsergeVery Early....... by TriciaS
Sleeping Beauty by katrinapallonVortex by CristianoTeofiliBearing Ataxic Beings by TheRedRite
The Curious Snails by The-autumnwindSilk Moth Imagined by chesyaSummer Doe by Sellersburg
Impressionist by MivalaThe Rabbit by QueenDionneHyperdimensional Mind Transfer by MisterSali
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Pale Grey Black
Yellow and Green
Brown Ocher Fawn
Gold and Crimson
The Fancy Wayfarer by alexgphoto
YBA-Divider by Andecaya
That There, That's Not Me by Wayward-Erotica
YBA-Divider by Andecaya
On Stability and Transience by artpearl
YBA-Divider by Andecaya
Horse in the Dark by AmBr0
YBA-Divider by Andecaya
761 by photoduality
Artistic Nude Feature #3So many wonderful nudes on DA latelyArtistic Nude Feature #31 month ago in Personal More Like This
reflection in the mirror by BudhaBar
Caught by Xarxes-Endymion
ot by alfred-georg
AK. 15 by Flyy1
Danaid by Desynka
Out of Reach I by Epytafe
D.10 by marsellus-longus
Blue Nude by euGen by euGen-foto
no title 177 by ABrito
Facing her inside world I by Epytafe
Symphony water by fly10
What the Water Gave Me by MissSouls
Violation of my heart by bliXX-a
Aziza by Agafonova
monument by alfred-georg
Line by Q-harrr
flux and sprouts and blueberriesflux and sprouts and blueberries4 months ago in Art Features More Like This
Art That Stirred Me 4I am often humbled when browsing DA. And I especially browse the whole traditional yesterdays uploads every day. There is incredible amount of talent there, often unoticed, I so much wish it wasn't, because they have more talent under their fingernails than I have all together. I try to paint whenever kids let me, last 4 ended in bin, because I lack the skill to execute what I want to, but I keep trying will figure it out. I dissect all amazing work, trying to figure out what makes it work and how to use the elements I have learned from them. I am amazed by what some people accomplish. Browsing is a highlight of my day. I have a baby in my lap usually sleeping on my breast, a coffee cup handy and I keep going through everything, looking...Art That Stirred Me 42 months ago in Personal More Like This
Anyhow this is my way of saying thank you as I learn from all of you. I love your works for many reasons most of them for emotional content, some for technical and some just made me smile. I am happy to share what I have
10th Feature of 2014Hello World,10th Feature of 20145 months ago in Personal More Like This
Now I believe that autumn has given me all he had. I was lucky enough that last weekend, weather, time and model presented themselves in their Sunday-best. The pictures are not yet uploaded, thought I first have to post my monthly journal feature to get back in to it. But keep an eye on my polaroid project it is still ongoing.
Before we get to the artworks I would like to point out the new twitter account of my brother, living as an expat in Moshi Tanzania he has now a new idea that I think should be shared and appreciated.
With his "Dive in Swahili" account he offers a cultural and linguistic insight in to a unappreciated language. The few words and sayings I know from Swahili have already opened up my eyes to the inherit poetry of the language. I hope to gather some more knowledge and by d
Art that i like and loveArt that i like and love1 month ago in Personal More Like This
Welcome !
She is watching you
With a beautiful smile
Behind the computer is a human being
Or a robot
We, i mean You and me, live for ART
A true devotion
An absorption of feelings and emotion
Creation is our goal
And the result is
Ohhhh....... by 9Musa9
Something intense
Luminescence by amiejo
Something real
music til Death by syinthetic
Something powerful like music
29 JANVIER 2015 - GARGOYLE by JFBAYLE
Something amazing like digital
Hell-Has-No-Furry... by KarmeticPeace
Something dangerous like attraction
Ancient Mirror by emma-12
Something beautiful like YOU
The moment's already passed. Yeah, it's gone by Wayward-Erotica
And when you think that, everything is behind you...Never forget that memories are endless
DECEMBER: WITH CIRCLE/SPHERE XDECEMBER: WITH CIRCLE/SPHERE X2 years ago in Personal More Like This
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d'un autre monde by PsycheAnamnesis
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Atlas Helix by RGDartAtlas Helix by RGDart
Arches perdues by Douce-AmertumeArches perdues by Douce-AmertumeArches perdues by Douce-Amertume
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Night Forest by Eredel
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Made out of VisionMade out of abstractionMade out of Vision3 years ago in Personal More Like This
Made out with colors
Tebufenozide by nastynoser
kissing the lipless by ordinaryriches
melancholia by ototoi
DreamDust by ZawArt
crescendo by tomhegedus
september rain by EvilineMoonflesh
Made out colorless
646193 by panpropanbutan
-|||-\\--|/- by y5y6
.12.09.07. by dasTOK
Distant Coast by esmahanozkan
___\ ii /___ by y5y6
Lives Only in the Light by LevAni11
the spiralling of winter ghosts by ra-gro
dead birth by ShiNoKoe
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Babes of Yore: Giovanna Ralli
Giovanna Ralli is an Italian actress who has enjoyed 72 years in the film industry.
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Really late on this one as the exhibition curated by Roger Gastman at Jonathan Levine Gallery closed last Saturday. But hey, the show can still live on via the internet.
Last night, our intrepid photographer Christos Katsiaouni headed down to No Romance Galleries in TriBeCa to check out the opening of "Never Too Young," a group show featuring works by Harry Mcnally, Mike Krim, Osvaldo Chance Jimenez and PJ Monte. Here is the scene that he encountered.
Real fine Italian design
Painted baseballs by George Sosnak (1922 – 1972)
Selected looks from Roger Minick's Sightseer series (1980 – 2000)
via, thisisnthappiness
New work by Aurel Schmidt in 2014. The "Sad Drawings" are currently on view at Antisocial Skate Shop in Vancouver BC.
25 Grams is a feature that culls pictures from some of our favorite instagram feeds.
Blaise Cepis is a photographer living and working in New York City.
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Leave it to the Sucklord to create action figures that Michelle Obama might actually co-sign. Starting today, The Super Sucklord opens up Suckhole 3, a pop-up showroom in East Chinatown, NYC, where these figurines and a whole lot of other cool stuff will be available. Email for an appointment here: firstname.lastname@example.com and if you can't make it, a lot of the work is available for purchase online.
Go With The Flow is a group show currently on view at The Hole that explores the use of sprayed paint by 19 contemporary artists. Ranging from atomized paint traditionally used on automotives, to airbrush and aerosol, the show's works come to life on walls covered in plastic sheeting that one can only assume were placed to mimic the environment where the art was created, and not for cleaning up a Patrick Bateman type slaughter. Go With The Flow runs through August 23, 2014.
Lauren Bacall was a Hollywood icon who sadly passed away today at the age of 89. The sultry leading lady often acted beside Humphrey Bogart, whmo she married in 1945, and continued her storied career through 2013, lending her husky voice to a character in the Family Guy episode "Mom's the Word."
Who knew the DEA could be so cool? Here's a look though some seriously awesome Drug Enforcement Patches.
Photographs by the legendary Italian photographer Luigi Ghirri (1943 – 1992)
This past Wednesday, art & graffiti legends packed the house for the opening of Cruel Summer curated by Roger Gastman at Jonathan Levine Gallery. Christos Katsiaouni was there for the flicks.
Katia Christine is a former dutch actress whose last role occurred back in 1984 as "The Huntress" in TV's The Fall Guy.
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In all probability, BLADE has painted more subway cars than you have ever ridden on. By 1980, after reaching 5000 or so, the graffiti pioneer stopped counting. In this new 256-page book edited by Roger Gastman, BLADE sits down with Chris 'FREEDOM' Pape to reflect on a life of getaways, girls, and the golden years of graffiti. His story is one for the ages, and a must read for those fascinated with the "old" New York.
On a related note for those in NYC: This Friday (8/8) BLADE and Chris Pape will be at the Museum of the City of New York for a presentation and book signing in relation to their new book. More info on that here
A very nice group show featuring Andrew Schoultz, Sam Friedman, Guy Yanai, Robert Larson, Michael Theodore, Erin M. Riley, and Kristen Schiele. On view at Joshua Liner Gallery through August 27th, 2014.
Working with the New York City Department of Transportation who fabricated and installed each piece, Ryan McGinness's new project Signs, 2014 features a series of fifty vinyl on aluminum signs posted around the streets of Manhattan. While technically on view until August 30, 2014, these public works of art are slowly falling victim to the underground entrepreneurial mindset of NYC, and disappearing from their present locations. Here, we look through some of the "Notes" about each piece published by Ryan McGinness Studios, as this might be the only chance you have to actually see the works.


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