Dream as glitch core
Day 6, Dream as glitch core! This one was tricky since there wasnβt clothing designs for it but I tried
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brain empty only ahsoka. drew this some time ago inspired by the 2003 tcw art style :)
After Celia Pymβs great-uncle Roly passed away in 2007, she inherited his old, worn-out jumper. It was damaged at the forearms, marking the spot where his arms rested while he sat drawing on his armchair, and had previously been mended by his sister. Pym became fascinated with the idea of visible mending, letting garments tell the stories of their owners.
Using traditional darning techniques, the London-based artist has since mended items damaged by wear and tear, moths and fires. βI see mending as a sort of quiet attentiveness, to people as well as garments,β she says. βThese are often peopleβs comfy clothes: theyβre not immediately impressive but people are attached to them β so thatβs the value in mending them.β
Continue reading... source https://www.theguardian.com/lifeandstyle/gallery/2021/apr/17/darn-tootin-decorative-mending-with-celia-pym-in-pictures
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Prince Philip, husband and consort to Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II, was laid to rest at St Georgeβs Chapel in Windsor Castle in a private ceremony
Continue reading... source https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/gallery/2021/apr/17/prince-philip-funeral-in-pictures
happy happy birthday wheein! congratulations on your comeback, we are so proud of you, i love you and hope to see you real soon! β€οΈ
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Why Assassin's Creed's Next Game Could Be In Brazil Β Β
Ubisoft writer Alain Mercieca teased that the next Assassin's Creed might be set in Brazil. Here's what point of history the developer could explore.
Assassin's Creed Valhalla told the story of a Viking tribe that invaded England during the 9th Century, and the next installment of the series might be headed to Brazil next. Ubisoft hasn't revealed any details about where its roaming franchise will be set next, but the upcoming Assassin's Creed location has recently been subject to a cascade of speculations. Now, a senior Ubisoft writer shared his thoughts on how Brazil has piqued his interest as an eventual setting for the next Assassin's Creed.
Assassin's Creed: Valhalla senior writer Alain Mercieca mentioned how much untapped potential Brazil had for the series during an interview with The Gamer. Mercieca didn't confirm anything, but he did bring up a time period he believes could complement the South American setting. This might have some crossover with Assassin's Creed 4: Black Flag, but there would be plenty of history the pirate-focused game didn't touch on to work with.
βOn a grander scale I do feel there is a rich tapestry of culture in South America that the brand has yet to explore fully. From the Incas to the Spanish Conquistadors, it is a very fascinating time. Though Black Flag did touch on some of it, Iβm feeling more the Brazil region.β
Remnants of human habitation date as far back as 11,000 in Brazil, and the landmass were home to thousands of indigenous tribes. Portuguese colonizers arrived in 1500 and encountered tribes of Tupi people, who were one of the largest groups of indigenous peoples in Brazil before it was colonized. Tupi tribes were assimilated, enslaved, or killed off by diseases brought by the Portuguese. Ubisoft could explore this early colonial period and the friction between the colonizers and natives as the backdrop for the upcoming Assassin's Creed.
Fast-forward roughly 100 to 150 years, and Brazil had become an enormous slave colony. The Portuguese brought massive populations of captured Africans from the Atlantic slave trade and forced them to tend to agriculture they would export to Europe. Due to the high population of forced workers, slave rebellions were common, and some even successfully fended off the Portuguese and established independent states, known as Quilombos.
The most famous revolt was spearheaded by Zumbi dos Palmares who established the self-sustaining Quilombo dos Palmares, which lasted almost 100 years. During this period, Afro-Brazilians developed and became masters of the martial art capoeira to fend off the Portuguese. An Assassin's Creed inspired by these revolts would make for a compelling narrative, and Ubisoft could incorporate capoeira into its fighting system.
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Locally beloved buildings, from 1930s classics to brutalist edifices, are facing developersβ wrecking balls
Campaigners are organising themselves to prevent the destruction of historic department store buildings around the country, from fantastical brutalist structures to sleek 1930s edifices.
The Twentieth Century Society is taking action against the destruction or redesign of seven sites, and has concerns about the future of another 23 threatened by the reinvention of town centres following the pandemic and the shift to online shopping.
Continue reading... source https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/2021/apr/17/landmark-uk-department-stores-at-risk-as-covid-changes-city-centres
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DISILLUSION Francesco Queirolo, 1753-54.
It took Queirolo seven years to carve the intricate net from a single piece of marble. He did this without assistance, since no apprentice would touch it for the fear of the delicate net crumbling in their hands.
Portrait photographer June Newton, who worked under the pseudonym Alice Springs, has died at 97 at her home in Monte Carlo. Married to Helmut Newton and the subject of many of his portraits, she was a highly acclaimed photographer in her own right, best known for her intimate portraits
Continue reading... source https://www.theguardian.com/culture/gallery/2021/apr/17/acclaimed-photographer-june-newton-a-life-in-pictures
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