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Written by Teresita Blanco (The Artsy Sister)
Games with Fun Berserk References
I did not include From software games. They have a lot of berserk reference. Therefore, they are going to be its own blog. The first one in the chopping block is final fantasy 7. Cloud’s buster sword is a reworking of Guts’s fancy sword. His villain Sephiroth is a pretty silver haired dude, just like Griffin. Like Griffin, Sephiroth went on a killing spree before ascending. He also harmed the main romantic interest. Casca and Tifa are strong warrior maidens. The black material at times turns red like the behelith egg. In dragon’s dogma, they have the armors of Griffin...
July Ink Art Projects of Patterns and Hues
I made new ink art. It seemed like a good a time as any to make them. I made some for the 4th of July and disability month. I also created some cool patterns here and there. It is fun to just mess around with the colors. I suppose I could make some solid shapes. I will deal with it, when I deal with it. There are videos of these paintings in my Artsy sister youtube channel. Do not forget to give a like and subscribe.
BJD Gem of Doll in White Kimono
I felt like photographing the new doll. He is sporting a nice white kimono. It is nothing too fancy, but it looks great on him. I tried to keep the poses relaxed. The doll is pretty mellowed out around the edges. I hope that it makes you smile. There is a video of this dolly in my Artsy Sister Youtube channel. Please give it a like and subscribe.
July 28 Monster High and LOL Surprise and Barbie Dolls
I took new dolly photos. I sometimes forgot random things. It can get frustrating as all. This is not important. I gotta stay focus on what is important at the moment. As before, I photographed the Monster High and LOL surprise dolls first. It took some extra photos of them. The Barbies have fewer photos and more videos. I still have plenty of outfits for the cute Barbie dolls. I hope that the photos I take make you smile. There is a video of these dollies in my Artsy Sister Youtube channel. Bye, bye and God bless.
Chess in Art
Chess has its roots in India. A Persian King introduced the game to visiting ambassadors. From the 800, and on, Chess became a staple in Persian courts. This game eventually made its way through Europe thanks to the Moor invaders that were hanging out in Spain. In 1200, King Alfonso published a book of games. This book prominently featured the game of Chess. From this point on, chess became quite common in European courts. It eventually tricked down to noble men and Renaissance artist. Its popularity waned in the Rococo and Baroque period. It made a bit comeback in the...