PRIMARK SHOPPING & DOG WALKS WITH FRIENDS | Weekly Vlog #67

It certainly isn’t hard to become a graphic designer in this age of digital desktop publishing. In the old days, become a designer required a lot of technical training in analog printing techniques, detailed knowledge of silk screens, a vast knowledge of pigments and their reactions with different materials, and one almost had to become an apprentice to a ‘sensei’ to land a good, solid job. Graphics design has undergone a complete revolution since then of course, and designers can skip most of the rigmaroles of technical press knowledge and focus solely on digital and digital output knowledge. Even better, they can in theory mess up all they like and fix it.

In a time when many figurative painters were twisting their brush and style towards calligraphic or nationalistic (rather nationalized) portrait painting, Nagori was agitating with all his colors, concepts and themes! He screamed, and screamed piercingly out of his frames. Among these voices somebody named him as the unreasonable man.

I’m not a graphics designer by trade but I do know my way around an art board and can tell you the differences in working with Bezier curves or pixel base. If you know little about color like me, then you also can’t explain what ‘gray’ would mean if black is the absence of (or absorption of) light, while white is the reflection of the whole color spectrum. These are odd concepts to say the least when working with color levels and mixtures digitally, but what’s even odder to me is the notion of mixing something that is the absence of color with something that is the visualization of all color and ending up with what we call gray. I don’t think I’m going out on a limb here. For a long time I just figured that the black and white in paint was something different than the void of space and white light from the sun, but I’ve learned in my graphics dabbling that it all has to do with reflection and that in fact the natural phenomena is indeed the same as what is happening to what we see in the world.

Salvador Dali’s paintings were amongst the most expensive in world. He was one of the richest artists in the world. However, these facts do not imply that Salvador Dali Museum in Tampa FL is an expensive place. Salvador Dali Museum in Tampa offers appreciable discounts, which can be availed through the internet.

Let your imagination run free and get your body painted with a wild seductive design. Life can become your fantasy as you get painted by the best Air Brush Artists around. It’s a great way to let go of your inhibitions and live out your fantasy.