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Something a bit less heavy for today, haha. This is a color theory exercise that I did a while back. Each of the six sides of the cube depicts an extinct species, using a different formal color scheme. It was a fun challenge to figure out ways to make the scenes ‘interlock’ along the edges! Featured are:
Dodo (tetradic)
Passenger pigeon (temperature)
Quagga (triadic)
Thylacine (analogous)
Pink-headed duck (split-complimentary)
Bluebuck (complimentary)
Nilgai
Blue buck skull (Hippotragus leucophaeus) watercolor print made by ÖTÖ
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Blue Buck - Ale Phillips Brewing & Malting Co. Victoria, British Columbia, Canada Link
Phillips Brewing and Malting Co.- Twenty Point Buck
Phillips Brewing and Malting Co.- Twenty Point Buck
It is incredible to think that Phillips Brewing is turning twenty years old this year. Incredible that one of the original craft breweries in BC is that old but also incredible to think that 20 isn’t really that old. Still not old enough to drink in the States but somehow sometimes considered over the hill in terms of craft beer trendiness. In an effort to battle ageism in all its forms let’s…
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Good thing I don't have work tomorrow.
Blue Buck, Phillips Brewing Company, 5.0%
I’m not going to lie, I grabbed this one purely due to the label. Something about it screams silkscreened summer camp t-shirts. It’s brewed in Victoria, B.C., and I love the little disclaimer “No ruminant mammals were harmed in the brewing of this beer”. I’m pretty sure that it’s tongue-in-cheek, but a little part of me is wondering if ruminants are commonly harmed in the making of beer, and if i should be looking out for that... Oh deer.
Otherwise, it’s not too hoppy, very mellow, medium bronze ale. I won’t remember the taste when I’m finished the can, but I’ll probably buy it again. If it were bread, it would be homestyle white, but from a breadmaker.
