Armani

Hey everyone, I’ve been digging into the life of Napoleon lately, specifically focusing on him at age 16. It’s a pretty interesting period, and I wanted to share what I’ve been up to and what I’ve found. So, I started by just trying to get a general overview of Napoleon’s early life. You know, the basic stuff like where he was born, his family, and his early education. Turns out, he was born in 1769 in Corsica, and he was the fourth of eleven kids. Imagine that family dynamic! Then,…

Hey, everyone, so today I wanted to dive into something that’s been on my mind lately: materialism in the 1920s. I was reading some stuff online, and it got me thinking about how different things were back then compared to now. How I Started It all started when I stumbled upon an article about consumer culture in the 1920s. It talked about how the ’20s were like the beginning of modern consumer culture in America. There was all this mass production going on, and advertising was starting to boom. Digging…

Okay, so today I want to talk about something I’ve been messing with called “legacy.” Sounds kinda fancy, right? But it’s really just a way of saying “old stuff” or “what we leave behind.” First off, I stumbled upon this thing while I was checking out some stuff on, you know that website for gamers, D&D Beyond. I noticed they have this label for some content, calling it “Legacy.” For example, the Aarakocra race, it’s now marked as Legacy. I guess it’s like their way of saying, “This is the…

Okay, so the other day I was looking around for some stuff about kids, you know, preteens, and some stories about them. I started by just typing in some simple stuff into the search bar, like “preteen stories” and “kids stories.” First, I clicked on a few of the results that popped up. They were mostly just normal kid stories, nothing too crazy. Then I refined my search a bit more, trying to find something a little more specific, but it’s hard to describe exactly what I was looking for,…

Okay, so, let’s talk about my “Mobius God” project. I saw this character, Mobius, in some Marvel stuff and got kind of hooked. First off, I needed to figure out what this guy is all about. Turns out, Mobius is this big shot in the Marvel Universe, sometimes called Agent Mobius. He’s like a god, but, you know, a bit different. And yeah, his real name might be Don or something, but who cares? Mobius sounds way cooler. Then, I dug into his powers. This guy is seriously overpowered. He…

Okay, folks, gather around, let me tell you about my little adventure diving into the world of vintage Japanese art prints. I’ve always had a soft spot for anything with a bit of history and a story to tell, and Japanese art? Man, that stuff is just beautiful. So, there I was, a few weeks back, scrolling through, you know, the usual online haunts, and I stumbled upon this rabbit hole of amazing Japanese prints. You’ve got your classic scenes, like Mount Fuji with those gorgeous pink skies, which, let’s…

Hey everyone, it’s your boy back again with another cool project. Today’s all about the “Statue of Teresa of Avila.” Sounds kinda boring, right? But trust me, it turned out to be way more interesting than I thought it would be. So, first off, I gotta find a good spot to start, so I searched this “Statue of Teresa of Avila” thing, and turns out, she’s a big deal in the Catholic world, she was even named a doctor of the church. I did not know what that meant, so…

Today, I want to talk about some Netherlands artists. I started off by just typing that into Google, and it gave me a bunch of names. First off, there was this guy called Jheronimus Bosch, a painter who lived way back in the late 15th century. I gotta say, some of his stuff is pretty wild. I spent a good chunk of time looking at his paintings online. Dutch Masters Jheronimus Bosch – Late 15th century Johannes Vermeer – Born in 1632 in Delft, died in 1675. Frans Hals –…

Hey everyone, so today I got into this whole graffiti art thing and it’s pretty cool, you know? I started off just reading about it online. I wanted to know which artist chose graffiti for their creative expression. So, I did some digging, and I found a bunch of names, like Banksy, Cornbread, and a few others. But I wanted to get to the bottom of it, like who really made it their main thing. I went through articles, and man, there’s a lot of history there! It got me…

It was a normal night, maybe around 10 PM, I was browsing the internet, doing nothing special. Then, I came across something about surrealism. You know, that kind of dreamy, illogical art? It got me thinking, maybe I could try that. I am not a pro artist, not even close. But I had some art supplies lying around from a few years back when I tried to learn painting. So, I grabbed my old sketchbook and some paints. The idea was to create something without any plan, just let my…