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• Bit Players in the Ritualization of Violence

  
  NO CAPTION NEEDED — Authority: 120
  Lawrence Olivier once suggested that the key to acting was throwing yourself into your part, no matter that it might be as insignificant as the third spear carrier from the left.  The characters in this scene exemplify that advice. While the figure on the right stands guard , the figure the left picks up ...
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• Website development underway

  
  Cenantua's Blog — Authority: 107
  I’ve been busy for the past few days in Photoshop CS3, developing a graphic that will serve as the entry portal to my website. I locked onto the domain about two years ago, but found that schoolwork just never gave me a chance to really sit down and work on making something with all the [...]
  4 days ago

• What is your ‘Happily Ever after’ Scene?

  
  Beth and Lee's Blog — Authority: 126
  Who says that you have to know every little detail before you decide on what you want in life.  You can think and enjoy what it would be like if you had the end result of what you want.  And as you think about how wonderful it could be, you begin to imagine what it must feel like to be in the life you desire.  And ...
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• 5 Ways to Trust Yourself/Slay the Disappointment Vampire

  
  When I Grow Up - The Blog — Authority: 124
  You’re Doing Everything Right by laurageorge I don’t trust myself. OK, that’s not entirely true. I trust that I’m driven. I trust that I’m smart. I trust that I’m personable. I trust that I’m loved. I trust that I’m liked. But there are things that I don’t trust. I’ve conditioned myself to ...
  5 days ago

• 5 Ways to Trust Yourself/Slay the Disappointment Vampire

  
  When I Grow Up - The Blog — Authority: 124
  You’re Doing Everything Right by laurageorge I don’t trust myself. OK, that’s not entirely true. I trust that I’m driven. I trust that I’m smart. I trust that I’m personable. I trust that I’m loved. I trust that I’m liked. But there are things that I don’t trust. I’ve conditioned myself to ...
  6 days ago

• Accidental Truths in Images of the Afghan War

  
  NO CAPTION NEEDED — Authority: 120
  Much of the time, photographs provide the ideal pretext for those who would deny the obvious.  The gambit goes like this: someone, often a photographer with intimate knowledge of the setting, takes a photograph that  is circulated by the press and then used as evidence in political argument.  At that point, the ...
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• What is Free?

  
  Beth and Lee's Blog — Authority: 126
  It doesn’t cost you anything to think.  Your thoughts are as free as free can get.  And those thoughts will bring you ideas of what you desire and those thoughts breed feelings and focus of what you want and that is all free as well.  So why can’t the life you want, that comes from your thoughts and feelings, ...
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• Drawing is a Way of Thinking

  
  DavidSibbet.com — Authority: 394
  I came across this video of designer Milton Glaser talking about drawing as a way of thinking. I couldnt agree more with what he is saying (while drawing). Thanks to Ken Homer who linked me to Dan Roams Back of the Napkin site who linked to Vimeo C. Coys creation. MILTON GLASER DRAWS & LECTURES from C. Coy ...
  2 weeks ago

• Mind if I climb inside your head?

  
  Type M for Murder — Authority: 129
  I recently read an article in The Walrus — Canada’s answer to Harper ’ s — in which the author said something that really resonated with me. Have you ever stopped to think that whenever you read something, you’re allowing the writer access to your consciousness at its most intimate level? Like right ...
  2 weeks ago

• How to Use Your Imagination to Fortify Yourself for the Holidays

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  When most people hear the word "creativity," they think it applies solely to the arts or to some visionary endeavor. But creativity can be added to everyday life. And never do we need our powers of creativity more than when were attending big holiday family occasions, like Thanksgiving. Even when we love and adore all ...
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• An Affirmation for you

  
  Beth and Lee's Blog — Authority: 126
  Get into a nice quiet spot and read these words.  Really think and feel what you are saying to get the full effect.   “I now release all indecision and doubt, all worry and distrust, and all fear of failure.  I go forward with all the trust, all certainty, and feeling of happiness and success to accomplish what ...
  2 weeks ago

• Visualizing Commadore 64 memory in realtime

  
  Topblank — Authority: 165
  Visualizing Commadore 64 memory in realtime
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• The March of the Flag

  
  NO CAPTION NEEDED — Authority: 120
  November 11th was originally proclaimed Armistice Day by President Wilson in 1919 as a day for remembering those who sacrificed their lives in the first “war to end all wars.”  In 1926 the U.S. Congress passed a joint resolution in which November 11th was designated as a day for commemorating “with ...
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• How’s your Focus?

  
  Beth and Lee's Blog — Authority: 126
  It really is easy to create.  It is when we make it sound complicated or decide that manifesting a million dollars is hard is when it is.  Did you know it is just as easy to manifest a million dollars as to manifest a parking space?  When you can change your own perceptions of what you think is easy and hard you ...
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• Usabilla: Website Usability Testing Tool

  
  MakeUseOf — Authority: 717
  Usability testing is very important for any website in order for it to become successful. If you don’t know what users feel about your site and where they click, there is high probability that you lose visitors and revenue in the long run. Usabilla offers an easy way to quickly collect visual feedback on a webpage, ...
  4 weeks ago

• Traces of Torture in the Visual Archive

  
  NO CAPTION NEEDED — Authority: 120
  The persistence of torture is enough to condemn modern civilization, the human race, and any conception of a just God.  Any thinking, feeling human being should be ashamed at what is done, and appalled at the perversion and obscenity and stupidity that it requires, and outraged at those who fabricate lies and ...
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• Remember Paint by Number?

  
  Beth and Lee's Blog — Authority: 126
  Do you remember when you were a child and you had the paint by numbers kit?  You got a piece of poster board with a black and white image on it with numbers for the colors for you to fill in. The image is there but you must fill in all the colors and textures one at a time and then…voila!  You had a finished ...
  5 weeks ago

• Query from mIEKAL aND: Which Visual Poetry Blogs Do You Read?

  
  Crg Hill's poetry scorecard — Authority: 124
  Geof Huth dbqp: visualizing poetics VISUAL POETRY, THE TEXTUAL IMAGINATION, AND PERSONAL EXPERIENCE http://dbqp.blogspot.com/ Crg Hills poetry scorecard contemporary poetries, visual, verbal & visual/verbal, with especial focus on small press books, magazines, and on websites of avant poetries ...
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• Can Women Be Creative Scientists? The Dangers of Testing for Creative Ability

  
  Blogs — Authority: 162
  Is creativity an inborn personality trait or a set of learned skills? The answer determines whether we test for intrinsic talent or teach creative skills. Current research on screening for scientific creativity suggests why getting the answer right is critical to the future of women in science. Many psychologists ...
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• So Many Creations, so Much Time

  
  Beth and Lee's Blog — Authority: 126
  You will always be choosing thought while in this physical world.  You will always be attracting to you what you most focus on.  There is negativity in this world but you can choose to focus on the positive in any part of your life.  As you retrain your mind to find that positive it will become easier and easier ...
  5 weeks ago

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