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I thought i would keep all the posts about Ukraine and russian agression here on my main blog, but there were just SO many, i decided to split it into another blog @ukrocorvid. I`m still gonna reblog a lot of stuff here on my main/art account @artcorvid, since i feel like my art is NOT apolitical and I always knew i would also use my art account to also talk about the situation in Ukraine and ongoing political events. But there was just so much information i wanted to share, i decided to post most of it to the other blog, and only repost the most important stuff here, to not drown everything else out and keep it easier to look find stuff 🐦‍⬛🌒✨ ================================================

i think i've decided to change my blog into a writing-centred blog,,, will be making major changes around my profile and deleting a lot of my posts :')

i will only keep the drawings that are related to what i want to do, i suppose, and that probably includes fandoms that im not really active in anymore.

What is «AstroDezign»?

what is it ??

no, just do not think that this is somehow connected with the pseudo-science "Astrology" Why ASTRO? Because it is a reference to the stars, to space. The fact is that my birthday is April 12 - Cosmonautics Day :)

this blog was created to be a demonstration area for design experiments. This is a non-commercial project, so the development activity at this stage is a little weak, but if interest in this resource grows, then the project will become more lively and active

Red Fort

Red Fort or Lal Qila is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in old Delhi, India & built by Emperor Shah Jahan in the mid 17th century when he decided to shift his capital from Agra to Delhi.

It served as the main residence of the Mughal emperors. The historical fort has huge red sandstone walls, palaces, balconies, royal baths, canals, gardens &: mosque.

Apart from these, there are also two popular structures in the complex called the Hall of Public Audience/Diwan-i-Am) & the Hall of Private Audience (Diwan-i-Khas).

A gem of the Mughal era for sure.

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Hampi: The Saga Of A Lost City

From the land of living rocks; a saga in stone; Hampi (a town in the South Indian state of Karnataka, India) is home to an ancient Indian dynasty called the Vijayanagara empire established in the mid 14th century where both art & architecture flourished.

Amongst the marvel of the ruins & the splendours of a bygone era, I am that soul who is busy chasing the sunrise & sunset- beautiful examples that both beginning & ending can be gorgeous.

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I Want To Break Free

I want to break free from the daily routine; from the mundane life; from staying indoors & staying safe; from Covid.

Would love to flap my wings; travel far & wide; take risks; lose myself in the wilderness; fear nothing; dream often; create some precious memories & leave my footprints 👣 in the sands of time.

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Life Is A Journey

There are muddy roads; concrete roads; no road; stairs to climb; rivers & bridges to cross; hills to trek; interesting souls on the way; at times nobody; sunny days; cloudy sky; dark nights & cheerful mornings.

But the journey must continue as always. Agree?

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Dancing With The Waves

Sea Breeze

Swaying Trees

Crashing Waves

Lazy Days

Sun Kissed Hair

Salty Air

Take Me There 🏄

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Deep into the forest I stroll to hear the wisdom of my soul 🧘

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The Blue Pottery

The Blue Pottery or the only form of pottery which is not made from clay. Yes, you heard that right. It's a stone based pottery. The name 'Blue Pottery' comes from cobalt blue dye used to colour the pottery.

A traditional craft of Jaipur of Central Asian origin. It is believed to have originated in China and then spread to Turkey & even Netherlands.

The Persian art of blue pottery came to Jaipur from Persia (as the name suggests) & Afganistan. It was brought to India during the Mughal period via Kashmir.

This pottery is made from an Egyptian paste by mixing quartz stone powder, powered glass, multani mitti/Fuller's earth, borax, gum & water.

Beautiful items like tiles, door knobs, pots, vases, plates, lamps are produced. The biggest advantage of this pottery is that it doesn't develop cracks; it is hygienic & is quite suitable for daily use. In recent times more colours like green, turquoise, yellow etc are being used.

In fact I can never get bored of travelling to the Pink City of India over & over again, just to to get a glimpse of those gorgeous blue creations. The colour blue makes me smile every time.

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Oh deer!!!

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im looking SO forward to your blog u don’t even know omg <3 !

𝐬𝐭𝐚𝐚𝐚𝐰𝐰𝐰𝐩~ !

got me kicking my feet and blushing and shiiii🤭...

I can't wait to get some writing started and to just start posting content in general ! it'd be wonderful to have your support ♡.

I have 888 followers on tumblr!

This is such a great event for me today. Thank you, dear friends, subscribers :)

Bug of Tumblr has been fixed!

Yesterday I published this post:

Yes, it was so :( a terrible mistake occurred! I wrote to Tumblr support about this and received this response this morning:

Now my blog is up and running again! Many thanks to the prompt work of the Tumblr team!

"Ma io vivevo solamente nelle mie emozioni d'amore, e dove più stavo male, dove più i miei equilibri erano infranti e le mie sicurezze turbate, più mi sentivo di esserci. Cercavo solamente grandi burrasche emotive. Questo per me era l'unico modo di amare."

- Pier Vittorio Tondelli, Biglietti agli amici

"Aveva questo modo di proteggere i suoi sentimenti sotto strati di cinismo e ironia: a volte ci riusciva cosí bene da farli languire nell'ombra, finché erano perduti."

- Andrea De Carlo, Due di due

"Le cose si sfaldano se non le accarezzi, ogni tanto. (...) Guardali, qualche volta, i quadri appesi a casa tua. Per chi si affaticano se no, aggrappati a quel chiodo per anni? Toccali con la scusa di spolverarli. E fermati, quando si sbilanciano su un lato: lo fanno per attirare l'attenzione."

- Elvira Seminara, Atlante degli abiti smessi

"Tendiamo spesso a sopravvalutare le nostre forze, quando viviamo relazioni malate; a volte ci accorgiamo troppo tardi del danno che ne è derivato."

- Cinzia Mammoliti, Nella trappola di uno psicopatico

"La delusione è un'ascia affilata nello stomaco, dove volavano farfalle. È precipitare. È un po' morire. È rabbia, per la nostra buonafede malriposta. (...) E dopo non resta più nulla. Neanche il brivido della caduta. La delusione uccide la stima, spezza le ossa e distrugge l'amore."

- Carla Casolari

"Nello sguardo c'è il massimo potere dell'attrazione. La fisica dovrebbe tenerne conto nei suoi esperimenti. È più facile staccare una calamita dal metallo, che convincere due persone che si piacciono a non cercarsi con gli occhi."

- Paola Felice

"Ti aspetto e ogni giorno mi spengo poco per volta. (...) Mi chiedono se la mia disperazione sia pari alla tua assenza ma no, è qualcosa di più: è un gesto di morte fissa che non ti so regalare."

- Alda Merini, Folle, folle, folle di amore per te

"La vulnerabilità a cui l'amore ci espone, e l'importanza centrale che l'altro viene ad assumere nella nostra vita, ci gettano di continuo in un perenne stato di bisogno."

- Aldo Carotenuto, Psicologia dell'amore

"Il più delle volte chiamiamo 'buio' la luce che i nostri occhi non riescono a vedere. Chiamiamo 'dolore' il piacere che non raggiungiamo, 'odio' l'amore che non riusciamo a dare, 'guerra' la pace che non abbiamo e 'avere' tutto ciò che ci impedisce di essere."

- Fedör Dostoevskij, I fratelli Karamazov