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KDE e.V. is looking for a web designer (Hugo) for environmental sustainability project
KDE e.V., the non-profit organisation supporting the KDE community, is looking for a web designer to implement the environmental sustainability project (KDE Eco) website with Hugo. Please see the job ad for the web designer for more details about this employment opportunity. We look forward to your application.
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Brushwork study
I woke up too early after a nightmare, and so I decided to sit at my desk and paint. It's been two weeks I'm thinking non-stop about values, brushes, and edges...
After a first set of random strokes on my canvas, I sent it to the filter "Stylize" of Gmic. I applied the style of "A rose" by John White Alexander (1900, Public domain). You'll see easily how the palette of this amazing piece contamined the base sketch I had. Then I painted over this chaos of merged shapes. My brain started to precise the scene you can see on the final artwork and, during the process, I felt happy with it. I was probably still processing the lovecraftian horror show of my bedtime, or maybe it was the listening of masterpieces by Camille Saint-Saëns in my headphones?
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