Friday, 26 June 2015

[www.keralites.net] 9 One liners about India that are completely true!

9 One liners about India that are completely true!

1. If you want to know how divided we are, just look at matrimonial page of our newspaper!

2. India is running the software of tomorrow on the hardware of yesterday!

3. If the mobile gets spoiled blame the child, if child gets spoiled blame the mobile!

4. If someone asks for dirty cloth to clean something you are in India!

5. The only country where people fight to be termed 'backward'!

6. In India, you don't cast your vote, you vote your caste!

7. An incredible country where actors are playing cricket, cricketers are playing politics, politicians are watching porn and porn stars are becoming actors!- vicious circle indeed!

8. Sarcasm is like electricity, half of India doesn't get it!

9. And the ultimate one:

Where liking a Facebook post and sending messages on WhatsApp gets you arrested, while raping does not!

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[www.keralites.net] Papercutting

This Artist Just Needs A Single Piece Of Paper To Create Something Amazing.

If you look quickly at artist Suzy Taylor's work, you'll still be impressed, but you might think it's some intricate pen and ink work. However, it's something even more impressive, and it takes an even steadier hand. Taylor's work is entirely made from one sheet of paper, with each work cut into impossibly intricate patterns to create a lace-like image.

Inspired by folk art, Taylor creates her images completely by hand with a craft knife. She doesn't use any kind of laser or die cuts, which means that all of those tiny vines and other minuscule details were done with amazing patience and steadiness.

In case you couldn't tell, the Hertfordshire, England-based artist loves detail. "Papercutting allows me to combine my love of folk art with my passion for tiny details," Taylor says. "In fact, the more detail there is, the happier I am!"

Each of her designs is hand drawn, and her original paper cuts are completely unique. No two will ever be exactly alike.

Mounting the pieces onto wood or other backgrounds gives them a fresh look, and also helps protect them.

Yep, they're paper, and they're extremely delicate!

This piece is a little different.

Instead of being cut from a single sheet of paper, this piece was assembled from several differently colored sheets of paper and mounted on a piece of wood.

The detail is just mind-bending.

This in-progress piece gives you an idea of how her pieces are created. This is the back side of the paper.

Obviously, it's meticulous work, but Taylor doesn't mind. "I love working this way," she says. "It's totally absorbing, and I can get lost in it for hours."