The sky is a stretch of dark gray. The exception is the strikes of light the slice through the clouds and stab the earth. A scar in the stays present for a few seconds as it vanishes leaving no trace that it happened. Trembles are felt as the earth screams shaking the winds and the block building causing alarms to go off. All is gray a depressing yet calming sight except for that one beautiful tree standing strong in the raging winds letting it's green leaves dance in the wind.
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Friday, October 17, 2008
EGYPTIAN ART
I LOVE EGYPTIAN ART XD....i think it's amazing how in times were there weren't any machines to help people create such wonderful works of art. The great pyramid the sphinx it's mind blowing. In this era it would be hard imagine it thousands of years ago now that sound crazy. Also the detail in the art work the Egyptians put in to making hieroglyphics and the carving and painting on sarcophagus and the beautiful thought on how after life will be. The gods that govern over everything in the world such as the sun, Nile, etc... They lived there lives in these beliefs were if you lived your life right you will have everything you need in the after life, so death wasn't a scary thought at all.
piture from http://www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/OsirisMyth2.htm
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piture from http://www.redmoonrising.com/Giza/OsirisMyth2.htm
picture from http://www.superstock.com/stock-photos-images/475-281
Prehistoric art
It's interesting that back in primitive times were survival was top priority that art in cave painting back a big part of there culture. Using these pictures as either good luck charms on the hunt or as ways to teach future generations on how to either hunt them down or common animals that were good to hunt.
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