Grandma Portrait, Tunnel Maze

July 25, 2023

The image is a vibrant painted portrait of Milina Sumathipala. The subject is depicted seated against a bright orange background, which creates a warm and lively atmosphere. Milina Sumathipala is portrayed with a wide smile, exuding a cheerful and friendly demeanor. She is wearing a blue garment, possibly a sari, adorned with a gold necklace that stands out against the vivid colors of the painting. Her hair is neatly styled, and her expression suggests warmth and openness. The background features a textured orange chair that complements the overall color scheme. The artwork uses bold brush strokes and strong color contrasts, lending the piece a dynamic and expressive quality. The style appears to be impressionistic, focusing more on color and expression rather than precise details. This portrait captures a sense of personality and joy, emphasizing the subject's positive and welcoming nature.
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This is my oil on canvas painting of my grandma Milina.
This image shows a delivery note and billing document from "Gardens4You" addressed to Mr. Lehan Edirisinghe, located in Leicester, United Kingdom. The document is printed on a standard sheet of paper and contains information about an order, including a Sansevieria Trifasciata Laurentii plant and a White Ceramic Pot Dida. The upper section includes customer details and a barcode. Below the delivery details, billing information is displayed, including items, their references, and descriptions. The document also includes instructions for the care of the Sansevieria Trifasciata Laurentii, mentioning it prefers a sunny location and should not be kept below a temperature of 10 degrees. Additionally, there are instructions for using a soil tablet with the ceramic pot. The text is clear and formatted in table and paragraph forms. The overall setting is typical of a delivery note, conveying essential purchase and product care information.
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This is the snake plant I had, Lucy. My wicked friend Pauline, killed Lucy.
The image is an illustrated cross-section depicting various sections of the Vietcong tunnels used during the Vietnam War. The illustration is vibrant and colorful, with earthy tones representing the underground environment. Above ground, there is lush greenery with trees and plants, indicating a jungle setting. The underground section is divided into labeled areas: "Sleeping Quarters," depicting bunk beds; "Spider Holes," showing people emerging from small concealed openings; "Underground Kitchen," with a person preparing food; "Military Hospital," where individuals are shown on beds and one person appears to be pedaling a bicycle-powered device; and "Weapons Factory," where two people are working with equipment. The composition is educational, providing insight into the different functions of the tunnel system. The illustration style is simple yet detailed, capturing the resourcefulness of the tunnel network. The YouTube interface is visible, showing the video title "Life Inside the Vietcong Tunnels (Cross Section)" by the channel "Simple History." - Title: "Life Inside the Vietcong Tunnels (Cross Section)" - Channel / profile: "Simple History" - Site / app: "YouTube"
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They're just as scared, mortified of us, as we are of them.
This illustration depicts a cross-section of the Vietcong tunnels used during the Vietnam War. The scene shows two sets of bunk beds arranged vertically within the earthen walls of the tunnel. Each bed is occupied by a figure wearing dark blue uniforms, indicative of Vietcong soldiers. The soldiers rest in a relaxed posture, some with arms folded or resting on their torsos, suggesting a moment of respite or sleep. A few weapons, resembling rifles, are propped against the wall near the beds, emphasizing the militaristic context. The earthy brown tones dominate the composition, conveying the underground setting. The curved tunnel walls are designed to suggest a handmade, subterranean environment. Lighting is minimal and functional, adding to the sense of being deep below the surface. The illustration is stylized, with simple lines and solid colors, contributing to a clear and educational depiction of life inside the tunnels. The title "Life Inside the Vietcong Tunnels (Cross Section)" provides context for the scene, focusing on the survival and living conditions of the soldiers.
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Mortified, Mortein
This image is an animated illustration depicting an underground labyrinth. The scene is set below a grassy surface, and the labyrinth is presented as a network of winding tunnels. There are two characters visible; one on the left is crawling through a narrow passage, while another on the right appears to be resting in a small chamber. The labyrinth features various elements such as spikes in a chamber at the top, a small wooden chest or container in the center, and a small plant along one of the paths. The design uses earthy tones with shades of brown to represent the soil and tunnels. The lighting is flat, typical of animation, emphasizing the maze-like quality of the scene. The labyrinth is complex, with multiple paths converging and diverging, contributing to a sense of mystery and exploration. There is blue water depicted at the bottom, indicating a potential obstacle or boundary within the maze. The caption notes that someone unfamiliar with the layout could easily become lost, enhancing the adventurous theme of the illustration.
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Taylor Swift - Labyrinth (Lyric Video)

https://youtu.be/xTXsKMXUi7w

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