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Drawing practice with the kids!
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My corncob collection has double recently. I like the new stickers they put on the bottom.
Tonights pipe, My Dagner Cob filled with the last of my tin of University Flake.
One of my colleagues started watching The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes last night so I borrowed the first disc from her when she finished and watched the first two episodes tonight between doing paperwork for cadets and my actually work tonight. I’ve seen a few episodes but never watched them as a series and I’m looking forward to it.
Today's pipe my Dagner Cob filled with Legends, I'm almost finished with this tin so I'll have to decide what's next soon. Spent the day at work playing around with setting up a website, it's not something I know a lot about so lots of head banging happening but it seems to be taking shape now.
This came in the mail. Got a Latakia blend to smoke in my first Dagner pipe. I love this thing already.
El otro día estaba buscando nuevas fuentes de inspiración, y encontré una página muy interesante con varias corrientes surrealistas. Encontré un video que me llamó muchísimo la atención. No sé en qué programa está hecho, pero veo que tiene un muy buen trabajo de fotografía. Quizás se hicieron recortes de imágenes fijas y se contextualizó con las animaciones en 3D. Vale la pena darle una mirada.
Imagénes: http://surrealismtoday.com/
Dan Freeman and the Serious’ “Dagner” is genuinely one of the most visually stunning videos I've seen in a long time. I don’t really have anything specific to point out here because everything in this video works itself into another part of the video. Everything is connected both literally and figuratively in the video, by string and by plot. What a masterful video.