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Today, I wanna talk about my little adventure with European graffiti. It was a wild ride, let me tell you. So, I started by checking out some stuff online. Apparently, Europe’s got a ton of street art, especially in places like Berlin, London, and Paris. I mean, who knew, right? I found some names of artists, like ROA from Belgium who does these crazy animal murals, and TEJN from Denmark who’s all about street sculptures. Pretty cool, huh? First, I booked a flight to Berlin. Everyone says it’s a hotspot…

Okay, let’s talk about artistic expression. I’ve been messing around with this stuff for a while now, and I thought I’d share some of my experiences with you guys. So, first off, I started by just messing around with some basic stuff. Like, I grabbed my old camera and started snapping pics of anything that caught my eye. Sunsets, my cat, the weird patterns on my kitchen floor – you name it. I didn’t really know what I was doing, but it was fun. Took a bunch of photos of…

I remember that day, I just wanted to figure out what that book of Revelation was all about. I mean, people always talked about it like it was some big mystery, full of weird symbols and end-of-the-world stuff. So, I started by just reading the whole thing. Cover to cover. Didn’t try to understand every little detail at first, just wanted to get a feel for the whole story. It was a bit like watching a movie without pausing every five seconds to analyze it, you know? Then, I started…

Okay, so I’ve been digging into this whole “Archangel Michael sword name” thing, and let me tell you, it’s a wild ride. I mean, who knew there’d be so much buzz around a celestial weapon, right? It all started when I stumbled upon some old texts, you know, the kind with dusty pages and fancy words. I was reading the Book of Enoch, an ancient Jewish text. It was written around the 3rd century BC or something. Apparently, this Michael guy is a big deal, mentioned alongside other archangels like…

Hey all, I’ve always been intrigued by ancient cultures and their symbols. Recently, I decided to dive into the world of Mayan history and, boy, was it a ride! I got so fascinated that I thought, “Why not wear a piece of this history?” So, I started looking for a Mayan calendar necklace. It seemed like a cool way to carry a bit of that ancient vibe with me. I began my quest online, browsing through tons of designs. Some were made of 14K solid gold, others from 92.5% sterling…

Hey everyone, it’s your boy back again with another art project. Today, I got inspired to do a “god and goddess painting”. So, I started by gathering some ideas. I jumped onto Pinterest and just typed in “god painting ideas”. Scrolled through a bunch of images. You wouldn’t believe the stuff people come up with! There were so many cool designs and concepts. Picked out a few that caught my eye, just to get the creative juices flowing. Next, I needed to sketch out a rough design. Grabbed my sketchbook…

Today, I decided to get into this whole abstract art thing. You know, those paintings that look like a toddler went wild with a paintbrush but somehow end up in galleries and sell for a ton of money? Yeah, that’s what I am talking about. So, I started by grabbing a big canvas from the store. It was way bigger than I expected, and I almost knocked over a display of paint tubes trying to get it into my car. After a while, I finally got that canvas set up…

Hey everyone, so, I’ve been diving deep into C.S. Lewis lately, and I thought I’d share my little adventure with you all. I’ve always been intrigued by his work, especially his books on Christianity, and I finally got around to really exploring them. Getting Started First things first, I had to figure out where to even begin. I mean, the guy’s written a ton of stuff! After a bit of digging around, I decided to start with something called “How to Be a Christian.” It’s supposed to be a collection…

So, I’ve been digging into this whole Tenochtitlan thing lately, and man, what a wild ride it’s been! I mean, I started off just wanting to figure out how this massive city got taken over, you know? Classic story, right? Big empire, bigger ambitions, and boom—colonization. I started with the basics. I went through everything I could find about Tenochtitlan’s early days. Turns out, it was a small village, built on an island of Lake Texcoco. And get this—they picked the spot because they saw an eagle eating a snake…

So, I got curious about whether rapiers were actually used in war. You know, those fancy, thin swords you see in old movies? I decided to dig in and find out. I started by hitting up the internet, just to see what the general consensus was. I figured there’d be a bunch of conflicting info, and boy, was I right. Some sources were all like, “Yeah, rapiers were totally used in war, especially in the 17th century.” I even saw a mention of some Swedish king, Gustav Adolphus, having a…