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4-2-2024: Pots and vessels

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Today's blog refers abruptly, roughly, with the best possible dad's old school formatting, to inputs about vessels understood as a category of containers, influenced by a section of the 1972 art exhibit siding the 1972 olympics. IT IS NOT INTENDED TO BE SEEN AS AN ACADEMIC CONTRIBUTION OR SCOLAR, so keep on about the impressions produced, and delights offered by artgraphic-db. Just to mention that more about the 1972 World culture and modern art exhibit catalogue is added on the website. " May our sons and grandsons safeguard and use this precious oblation vessel for tens of thousands of years. " There is no particular clue about such sempiternal statement quoted from the 1972 art exhibit (the material that is shared on the website ). It sounds like an Asian philosophical lesson, but, it is about objects, right? Oblation vessels are of the family of vessels and containers. Oblation is a thing presented or offered to God or a god. Artgraphic-db proposes a meaning to th...

3-10-2024: palette at use (example of the GIMP)

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Hi, this blog about another app and other tools that can be used about digital approach of coloring and artworking. This blog is also on the website. A palette is a set of colors used on an artwork (by extension, used on any picture). Designers and creators use or choose a set from an existing artwork (like the main tints or shades), based on their own observation, or create a set from scratch to express something (fine art approach), or use an algorithm to generate a logical backend that an app or software can keep in memory for further user use. The software GIMP is an open source software (https://www.gimp.org/) for image edition and painting. It can be downloaded, installed, used as a standalone portable app, or used online (example: https://www.offidocs.com/). ARTICLE Palette at use in Image Editors Softwares (Example of the GIMP )   Palettes   In the blog about color mixing, dated 2-15-2024 ( link ), the term palette was used to introduce how to handle ...