Discover the art of windmill tattoos: Unveil their deep meanings and explore stunning designs that symbolize resilience, heritage, and style.
Discover the art of windmill tattoos: Unveil their deep meanings and explore stunning designs that symbolize resilience, heritage, and style.
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Discover the art of windmill tattoos: Unveil their deep meanings and explore stunning designs that symbolize resilience, heritage, and style.
Discover the art of windmill tattoos: Unveil their deep meanings and explore stunning designs that symbolize resilience, heritage, and style.
Discover the art of windmill tattoos: Unveil their deep meanings and explore stunning designs that symbolize resilience, heritage, and style.
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Minimalist tattoos are trending among the likes of Kaia Gerber and Hailey Bieber.
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the windmill club logo designed by billy csete. Connect with them on Dribbble; the global community for designers and creative professionals.
It is Thursday, and I swear this week has flown by. One good thing about this week is that my mood has turned around. I had a meeting today to go over face/body paint I will be doing for a HUGE hair show in August in Atlanta and just being around the girls from the salon just put me in a better mood, which is what I needed desperately to get me out of my funk. I am generally a very positive person, but when I am down, negativity creeps in when I am not on my game and can throw me for a loop, which is why I haven’t been blogging as much this month. When I get like that, I surround myself with positive people, or people who can support me and help to lift my spirits. I’ve been hanging out with my mom, my dad and talking on the phone with friends and it really helps. It’s 1230 in the morning, I just made coffee and I am catching up on my blogs and just going through my planner, organizing all my upcoming events. I have booked a few more fun events and I feel so blessed that I am able to do something I truly love- which is art. So, anyone of my clients that are reading this- I just want to say THANK YOU! I love working with you all and so thankful that I am able to work with some pretty amazing people. I just felt like writing this post for anyone who has been down or depressed or feeling like you’re not good enough to do something you love, or to take that risk in doing something you have always dreamed of. I know how you feel. I struggle with it every now and then, and you are not alone. Remember that you decide how your day is going to turn out. You may not be able to control what happens to you during the day, but you can control how you react to it. Instead of getting upset, take a few minutes to breathe, process and then just keep moving. I hope this has helped to lift you up, because it certainly has helped to lift me up as I send this out to the universe. Remember, tomorrow is a new day, so make the most of it! See ya next time! xoxoxox, Cecilia
The well-known and popular works of Lithuanian artist Stasys Krasauskas (1929-1977) have brought forth a number of studies by art critics and inspired commentaries by writers. During his lifetime the artist commented on his own works, yet the secret of their origin and vitality has not been fully disclosed. Krasauskas's artistic ideas have spread throughout various art contexts, they have been re-created in poetry, music, dance, stage-design, painting and sculpture. The illustrations for the biblical "The Song of Songs" portraying the pure beauty of young figures, intertwined in graceful poses, is a hymn to earthly love. Krasauskas, one of the first Lithuanian graphic artists to begin illustrating world classics, had a perfect sense of interpretation. The elevated and serene spirit of the masterful oriental poetry is revealed quite effectively by the rhythm of flat figures resembling archaic figures cut onto stone slabs. The illustrations evoke associations with the frescoes of ancient Egypt. The motifs of nature are both symbolic and decorative. The metaphorical images of the sun, wings, flowing water, a twig of vine, symbolize love's warmth and tenderness, its vitality and upsurge. Full of serenity, the cycle is composed like a variation of a musical theme, each separate print ever disclosing new sides of the same motif. http://krasauskas.bravehost.com/
Limited edition prints of this west Texas windmill were made from an original pencil drawing by Joe Belt. The original is no longer available.
Discover the art of windmill tattoos: Unveil their deep meanings and explore stunning designs that symbolize resilience, heritage, and style.
However, I would not be at all surprised to learn that pushing through the initial illness caused us not to recover and for ME to then develop.I think...
