Friday, September 23, 2011
Digital ART
ART has not always been what we think it is today. An object regarded as Art today may not have been perceived as such when it was first made, nor was the person who made it necessarily regarded as an artist. Both the notion of "art" and the idea of the "artist" are relatively modern terms.
Many of the objects we identify as art today -- Greek painted pottery, medieval manuscript illuminations, and so on -- were made in times and places when people had no concept of "art" as we understand the term. These objects may have been appreciated in various ways and often admired, but not as "art" in the current sense.
ART lacks a satisfactory definition. It is easier to describe it as the way something is done -- "the use of skill and imagination in the creation of aesthetic objects, environments, or experiences that can be shared with others" rather than what it is.
The idea of an object being a "work of art" emerges, together with the concept of the Artist, in the 15th and 16th centuries in Italy.
Many of the objects we identify as art today -- Greek painted pottery, medieval manuscript illuminations, and so on -- were made in times and places when people had no concept of "art" as we understand the term. These objects may have been appreciated in various ways and often admired, but not as "art" in the current sense.
ART lacks a satisfactory definition. It is easier to describe it as the way something is done -- "the use of skill and imagination in the creation of aesthetic objects, environments, or experiences that can be shared with others" rather than what it is.
The idea of an object being a "work of art" emerges, together with the concept of the Artist, in the 15th and 16th centuries in Italy.
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Thursday, September 22, 2011
Chat Up Lines!
A friend of mine was just messaging me about a footballer she met on Tuesday night at a fashion week after party and the lines he used on her. He walked across the club to her and said.. "Did it hurt when you fell from heaven?" She looked at him, laughed and replied, "No, but it might hurt when I kick your balls!"
I am in stiches! He is a known footballer, earns more money a week than most of us do in a year (or two), can get any slore he wants for a quick romp, yet he is still using chat up lines! Quality.
So here I am thinking about the kind of chat up lines I have heard in the past. You know, when you are at a club/bar with your girls and a guy comes over and says, "Sorry I can't talk to you any more, the doctor told me I'm diabetic and I cant handle sweet things like you."
Personally, to me, even if it was the sweetest comment ever, I think I would still laugh. Why do guys feel the need to use chat up lines? Why can't you just be yourself?
If you want to talk to a girl in a club, go over to her and say "Hey, I noticed you and think you are really pretty and would like to get to know you." Simple. Honest. Truthful. No bullshit! That is what I would like. Unfortunately, the kind of chat up lines I get are, "If you were a burger you'd be McGorgeous." Or "I was just curious, Are you as good in bed as that guy says you are?" Delightful.
So I have come up with some comebacks for the chat up lines that I have heard.. Ladies, if you get any of these, please use the comebacks and let me know what happens!
Q. "Do you come here often?"
A. Not any more
Q. "Are you tired? Because you've been running through my mind all day."
A. Im knackered, so you start doing the running and run along.
Q. "What's your sign?"
A.
Q. "Do you have a map? I just keep getting lost in those eyes."
A. If my eyes are telling you to get lost, you should take the hint.
Q. "I'd love to see how you look when I'm naked."
A. Well, if your penis as is small as your hands and feet, you'll see the back of me walking out the door.
I am giggling so much from writing these. Would love to see if any of the guys reading have any chat up lines and if yes what are they and have they worked? Girls, what is the funniest or cheesiest or worst chat up line you have ever heard?
Please leave comments below or email me: blogdoll21@gmail.com or tweet me @LittleMissVak and please "like" my facebook page http://www.facebook.com/pages/Little-Miss-V/251741761508428
Little Miss V..xx
Crushing hard....
on Ahmad Sardar- Afkhami's carpets. Have you seen anything so beautiful? Those colors and geometric shapes!!
You can read more here via Sara Ruffin Costello's WSJ article.
Also, don't forget to enter the pillow giveaway!!
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Windows by Melissa Pillow Giveaway
As promised, I am super excited to be hosting a pillow giveaway from my sponsor, Windows by Melissa. Here is some of her fabulous work.
Today Melissa is offering these white and black ribbon trimmed 20 x 20 pillow covers to one of my readers!
To enter the giveaway you simply need to:
'Like' Window by Melissa's facebook page and leave a comment on her page that you came from Green Street.
Giveaway ends Monday, September 26th at midnight! Good Luck!
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
My Dining Room (as it stands now)
First, a huge thank you for your sweet comments on yesterday's post. I was flattered. Many of you commented on the colors and I was lucky to have an interior designer help me choose the colors of my dining room walls and furniture.
Now, onto our dining room, I wasn't able to completely finish my dining room. Don't get me wrong - I think our dining room has come a long way, but the finishing details are definitely lacking.
Now, onto our dining room, I wasn't able to completely finish my dining room. Don't get me wrong - I think our dining room has come a long way, but the finishing details are definitely lacking.
If you remember, this was the inspiration.
The goal was to lighten up the room. So, how did we accomplish that?
- We painted over the current wallpaper.
- Purchased a natural jute rug.
- Installed custom made roman shades.
- Painted dining room table and chairs.
- Painted sideboard.
What did NOT get accomplished?
- Painting of chandelier, hanging my federal eagle mirror and accessorizing. So, here is our
Dining Room BEFORE:
Dining Room AFTER:
It definitely is brighter and softer. The wall color provides a calming backdrop, the natural rug is perfect for everyday use, the roman shades (more below) provide that much needed dose of color and pattern and the painted table and chairs help break up all the gold tones in the room.
Another picture of the painted sideboard with the unhung mirror. You can see the chandelier I was suppose to paint and never got around to it.
The DwellStudio Gate Citrine fabric used for my roman shades. Isn't it lovely? Melissa from Windows by Melissa really did a fantastic job (yet again). They're perfect for our dining room.
If you need window treatments, don't hesitate to contact her! She is a pleasure to work with. Well, that is our dining room - What do you think?
Stay tuned for tomorrow, because I will be hosting an amazing giveaway from Melissa!! It's a doozy!
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