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SAN JOAQUÍN VALLEY OF THE DOLLS // #thenameisluz in #willychavarria photo @richtric styling @karlosteel #willychavarrianewyork @newyorkwilly #chinesepride
Takeaway from Weylie:
Let them be close-minded, don’t ever close yourself off to the outside world.
Embrace your culture of origin / your unique differences, think of them as the qualities you bring to the table.
Finally got to walk the streets of my childhood hero, growing up there wasn't much Chinese people to look up to, I was always picked on and looked down on, but watching Bruce Lee gave me a sense of courage and proudness that shaped me into the man I am today. - Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own. #brucelee #hongkong #childhood #hero #chinesepride #bloodline
Beautiful canvas painting. Simply stunning!
A peacock, a significant animal that symbolizes hope in Chinese culture, is gracefully drawn here. The red hues contrasting with the stark black head implies the dichotomy of hope and despair. A perfect painting that espouses the Japanese dogma of Ying and Yang, of black and white, of hope and despair.
source:
http://eddypua.deviantart.com/art/Chinese-art-100871088
Its a painting of a young Yang Pu moving his entire family to presumably the other side of the river. Dated circa 200BC, it was a time of death and destruction for China. Known as the Warring States Period, it was an era of decentralized power and individual, consolidated city-states at endless with each other. This painting perfectly shows the fear and frustration of the common folk during that period.
These are three designs for wall sconces in ancient China, more accurately, around the Qin dynasty. You can see that each new take becomes more and more intricate. It also bears a new shape each time. The first one, it's in the shape of a human. The second one, its the shape of a sword. The last one, its a wind mill complete with birds and a little ladder. Very detailed art.