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“We have had no good comic operas of late, because the real world has been more comic than any possible opera.” – Illustrated London News, Jan. 17, 1931 G. K. Chesterton

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"I am the last monarch of the old world. As Emperor, it is my duty to protect my peoples from their politicians" -Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria-Hungary

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In Which I Love Chocolates and Easter Bunnies and Specially in the Easter Season

Good afternoon, my good friend, reader of this post! How are you? How have you been over the past few days? I hope you may have a nice weekend! As for me, I am okay. Tuesday I had the therapy session for the psichoneurological exam, I still need to sort the internship issue, and also need to draw blood for my doctor appointment. On another note, I have not drawn much since finishing that big project I trust I mention another time, but I did work on a piece that satisfied me! Hopefully will do more before the end of March, but we'll see. As for the weather, I am please to say that the past two days or so have been more on the fresh side, thanks to the rain. I wonder if it can be kept until June, when the temperature will decidedly shift towards lesser heat. I am of course not holding my breath, autumn is volatile. Such variation means flu season is ongoing.  Before many of us noticed, we reached the end of March! To be fair, this time of year does not, in my opinion, passes as fast ...

In which we talk about being without ideas

Hello to youu!!! Good morning! Happy Saturday!!! How are you today and how are things going? As usual, I wish you the best and hope everything is going fine! How is the weather where you are? Here it is really hot, so hot in fact I didn't open the window so the hot air couldn't make the place even hotter, it's a day of summer indeed! So much I was considering to take a walk later on, but I won't because even in the end of the afternoon the weather will still be harsh! Well, but the saturday is not going bad, it's being a calm day, I made two drawings, I'm on my pajamas, have no urgent homework to do. But these days, I'm completely out of ideas for the blog, for what to write! It is so bad! I try to think of something, it doesn't work! I do thematics and they help, but I like to write without them! Wish I had a poem or a Story to share. I must have one, but I still need to see if it's really worth sharing with you guys! It's like a creative block+lack of creativity, it sucks! I was feeling like that with drawings, but I'm slowly going back on doing them! Hopefully it will keep on being that way, though I can stop drawing for out of ideas again, it's normal that this happens! Which also sucks! No new movie to write about, I maybe should start on writing about my series as well! I still have to figure out how to do it, but like I have some series I love! There's this new season of The Voice slowly getting closer, I'm excited for it! Seems like we're brainstorming at live, that's nice! Well, for today I actually have a nice painting to share! It's from my favorite painter: Gustav Klimt! He is awesome! And this painting even more!


This is the unfinished portrait of Amalie Zuckerkandll, I just searched about it and I saw it is an unfinished painting, I couldn't believe it, as it looks absolutely stunning as it is, with all the details, just imagine how it would look actually finished! I love these portraits by Gustav! And as I read, I discovered Amalie was a christian who converted to Jewish religion to marry her husband, the surgeon and urologist Otto Zuckerkandll! Their marriage didn't last though, and Amalie would have a terrible destiny, dying in a Nazi prisioner camp in the world war II. This is a beyond terrible destiny, and it's terrible that not even her portrait was finished, but like I said, it looks beautiful even unfinished.
I love the oriental feel of this painting, it reminds me of the paintings of the Chinese Emperors of the Qing Dinasty! Let me show you guys what I'm talking about! 


This is the portrait of Emperor Qianlong of the Qing Dinasty! And what I think it's similar between the two works? I know Klimt loved japanese art, and this is a chinese one, but Well, both paintings have two dimensions and they feel like having three, like with the shading, the clothes and the details on the face, even the position of the two portraits are similar, I also must add I love the shoes of the Emperor, they look great, I'd love to have one like those. Do you guys see any resemblance?
Anyway, my wallow on being out of ideas plus the portrait of Amalie is what we have for today! Yahoo! Thank you so much for being here, you are the very best!! See you next time!

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