Minority groups abound in our society,
share which ones have captured your lens, your passion.
Post a photo or get creative about the minority groups you are involved with … l
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We all have come from somewhere else. All of us are minorities.
Our children have the blood of several countries as well as religious backgrounds.
Add ‘woman’ to all the females as a minority too 😉
Perhaps all men should be a minority since there are more women? 😀
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allows you plenty of scope to join in then Jules … write or photos 🙂
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There are so many unknown artists who need recognition.
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the contours on those cheeks are so life like! a wonderful share Kate!
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I am totally astounded at how these artists can paint such life like sketches on such a huge wall, impresses me Gina 🙂
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on a small canvas I can appreciate greatly but this is just so mind blowing
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yes I have no idea how they work out the scale and it must be done over days or one very long one
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maybe the plot it in sections first, very mathematical to me!!
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Beautiful artwork! Love that expression! Street art, murals, etc., add such richness of culture to a city!
My side of the family includes several different groups…we are Caucasian (Dutch, German, English, etc), African American, Mexican, African, Korean, and Chinese so far! Some of these were adopted into the family (For example one of my brothers and his wife adopted 2 biracial babies and a Korean baby) or married into the family. It is wonderful!
HUGS!!! 🙂
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I would be more surprised if you didn’t have a cosmopolitan family … one neighbour had to fly a UN flag when his five sons married women from other countries with ready-made grandkids from other cultures 🙂
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That is VERY cool! 🙂
I should blog about this sometime…but I’ve
found it quite interesting when someone tells a racist joke in my presence and I go up to them and say, “Did you know my nephew is Chinese?” or “Did you know one of my BIL’s is Mexican?” or “Did you know one of my nieces is African American?” ETC.
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great, I think it’s good to call them out on it, I do too … my SIL is Moari and I obviously have a strong commitment to our Traditional Landowners …
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Great post 😁
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This is a fantastic work of art! Thank you for sharing it!
Here is my contribution for this Friday’s challenge. A photo taken in Thailand this past summer, in a Kayan village in Northern Thailand.
https://naamayehuda.com/2019/01/04/not-minor/
Na’ama
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Great post, love both you poem and such a unique shot … difficult to imagine living that way 🙂
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What a beautiful art. Amazing
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yes Lismore city has decorated their laneways in the most amazing artworks, have been featuring them in my posts 🙂
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Such stunning artwork!😊 ❤️
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oh Jenna you would love the laneways of Lismore … I have been using a lot of their art I photographed on my posts as they are so spectacular!
Any suggestions for how I can start learning to create that magic digital art work … wont ever be as good as you but your work is inspiring me to learn new skills 🙂
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Mine is actually hand drawn and colored or painted …once in a while I’ll add my original sketch to an art app or photoshop and color it digitally and/or add digital effects
I started with basic classes in high school and college then now I use a lot of free tutorials like on YouTube yo build my skills whether it’s lettering, drawing, pain, or using tools on photoshop..skill share and a few other online classes can be helpful too 😊❤️
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oh free hand would not be my skill I was thinking more digital drawing … must spend some time at the library to use their wifi and look into it further thanks Jenna 🙂
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I’ve done some digital drawing with my husband’s iPad…it definitely feels nothing like paper and pencil 😉 but it’s a skill I’ve been working on. It’s so a different style to get used to…especially since I started drawing characters and what not by hand at the age of 4…granted they were heart people that are made up stories about. 😆 It’s funny to think my 4 year old self really reflected the the things that light me up now.🙃😀
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lol sounds like the artist was always in there and now you’re really giving her a voice … most of those pictures are not pencil drawings though … what paint do you use, what size is the picture … then you photograph it to share … sorry always interested in learning more 🙂
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Oh they are sketched first..then I paint…use prismacolor pencils…water color pencils…gel pens and tombow watercolor markers…I do what is mixed media
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wow not heard of some of those things, so off to check them out … that’s why I thought of digital art I can’t really draw 🙂
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Digital art is fun and comes in many styles too 😉
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thanks for sharing all your knowledge … have copied it into my art ‘to do’ folder 🙂
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Lol 🙂 Glad I can help
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thanks!
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It usually starts with a 5×8
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I sometimes add definition and adjust the lighting using snapseed because sometimes details are lost in the photo
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yes a bit like many enhance their photos 🙂
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