Hallo, and welcome to another special preview edition of my regular Friday Feature series. While this particular update is rather asynchronous with my usual feature scheduling, it is certainly an exception that is occasionally worth taking. This time, I present to you an example of bizarre coincidence of form and an outrageous display of unrolled chance and intrigue. Read on!
Whilst recently browsing through galleries with no particular aim in mind, I came across two remarkably similar compositions that are themselves examples of high surreality. These were discovered at random, without the use of any search aids or the new More Like This feature, and as such I was moved enough to mention to each artist that their work has a near-twin, to their general bemusement. The two pieces in question follow on from this somewhat superfluous rambling; please enjoy, and do look forward to my full Friday Feature later this evening.
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Labyrinth Unfolding Echoes
Hallo folks.
It's been a while, and that probably deserves an explanation.
Sometime in 2017 my computer suffered a catastrophic failure, and I lost my copies of Lightroom and Photoshop - along with their saved catalogues. Around twelve months later it failed again, and that time it took my data with it.
Between that, my camera malfunctioning, and my own health deteriorating at a rate of knots, I've had little motivation to visit the site - only appearing occasionally, and briefly. While this state of affairs isn't likely to change in the near future, I must stress that I'm not gone entirely - there's too much personal history attached to t
Kill the Captain, Feed the Fishes
Much to my surprise, I was (somewhat) recently awarded a Daily Deviation. It says much about my recent inactivity on the site that it took me the best part of two weeks to even notice. That said, it is most appreciated, and I'm taking this belated opportunity to publicly thank brennennn (https://www.deviantart.com/brennennn) for the feature.
Please take the time to check out the rest of the literary features for the last month, too; some impressive - and under-appreciated - work lies therein.
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Soundcheck #082
The Radio Soundcheck, set 82 - a musical recommendation taken from my own collection of sounds, chosen from the realms of post-rock, post-metal, indie rock, electronica, and far beyond. Do feel free to make your own related suggestions via comments or through note correspondence.
Sarin
Burial Dream - 2015
Origin Point
Canada
Sounds Like
Post Metal, Atmospheric Sludge, Post Rock, Drone, Progressive
Spotlight #082
The Artist Spotlight, volume 82 - a detailed visual journey through the galleries of a selected artist, chosen from the ranks of many talented peers for their particular attention to aesthetic and conceptual composition.
atelier-de-figueline
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Selected Works
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beautiful weirdness! like it