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“Frank Gehry: Jump into the Unknown”
Creating on a large scale is starting to fascinate me more and more lately, so I decided to share some documentaries and interviews with the great architects of our time.I was so inspired by Frank Gehry, that I might read Ayn Rand’s novel “The Fountainhead” again.
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“Extraordinary Homes”
Short, but extremely attractive BBC series: a funny actress and a renown architect get the keys of perhaps the most impressive houses on the planet.I must say, some of them are pretty bizarre, others are a true dream. anyway, visiting these amazing places was such a refreshing experience. the whole episodes are no longer available on Youtube, but here is a sneak peek:
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what is RSS and why you should use it
as it recently became clear, new times are coming for the most used social network and it is likely that the small business with small advertising budgets will become completely invisible. thus and because I am often told: “I liked many of your paintings, but almost everything was sold”, I decided to invest some effort and write this post, which can be useful to the people who are not very familiar with the advantages of this technology. there is a very effective way to receive the new information from my website and my blog immediately and not depend on the facebook content. RSS feed buttons. what is RSS?: for those…
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I present to you: Mahabis
Photos found on Mahabis Facebook Page – copyright belongs to the rightful owners. For a while I’ve been developing my Instagram profile and while spending all that time there, my attention got on an ad of Mahabis. And well… love in first sight! Seeing no more than few pictures I knew: I want them! And I got them as a Christmas gift, they were immediately put on and there is no force on earth that can make me take them off now. The company is based in London, the production is in Portugal. And since we are suspicious towards materials glorifying a product (might be paid, right ;)), let me…
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Please, give credit to the artists
Recently, I often wonder why when people quote an excerpt from a book or poem, they almost always indicate the author, but with paintings (respectively photographs) they have no attitude that it is necessary to do so. Probably because they are “on the Internet”? And this is not at all about the wild and wanton use of the images – over the years friends have informed me that my painting has been used without permission for example as a pattern for a tapestry, or copied one-to-one and for sale, or used in a rendering of interior or in the logo of some apocryphal site. No, this is about the daily…
