I think most people just didn't understand your anti-AI message and downvoted simply because you have "AI" in your title.
Ich rege mich über sowas schon gar nicht mehr auf. Die meisten Demokratien haben sich für kollektiven Suizid entschieden, und der Rest der Menschheit hat keine Wahl. Auf demokratischen Wege sehe ich in relevanten Zeiträumen auch keine Möglichkeit, etwas zu ändern. Die Lösung kann nur noch technologisch und/oder wirtschaftlich sein. D.h. dass regenerative Energien und Elektrifizierung sich auch ohne Zutun der Regierung sich schnell genug durchsetzen, wofür ich durchaus Hoffnung habe.
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Energiewirtschaft - Niedrige Füllstände in Gasspeichern: Verbraucherzentrale warnt vor steigenden Preisen
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Someone didn't like their art critics...
It's not enough that you touch grass with your hands. You must go to a green meadow, strip naked and lie down, face first. Let the grass touch every inch of your skin.
For France, this is correct. But in Hungary and Romania the problem was not that the river water was too warm, it was that it had disappeared entirely. The water levels are too low to properly cool the reactors.
It dampens the sound a bit, makes the instrument sound less bright. Renaissance & Baroque guitars are much brighter in tone than modern guitars, so without a rose, these might sound too harsh.
I tested a 3d-printed rose insert for my classical guitar and it just sounded... well, not unpleasant, but muffled, like hearing it from a distance, or from the next room. Modern guitars naturally sound more mellow, so this was too much. Sounded decent with a capo on 5th fret, though.
For the wooden layers: Construct the pattern on paper, transfer it to the wood, then cut with a scalpel from behind.
For the parchment layer: by using a mixture of specialized stencils and gouges of varying radiuses.
Does it add extra visual depth, or [...]
Exactly this! It is also slightly larger than the cherry layer, so ot looks like a black outline. Cherry and Ebony layer are each 1mm deep, so the ebony gives an interesting effect when the rose is viewed slightly from the side.
Die Welt geht unter, und ich muss trotzdem arbeiten. : (
The mechanical parts are a CompactLine 8050 from Sorotec (German manufacturer), Spinogy X22 spindle, and the electronics are custom.
For cutting the rose pattern I used a 15° "RazorPoint" V-carving bit, which worked remarkably well. I have basically zero-radius corners at the bottom.
Here is a bit of a sneak peek, since I have the top already cut to shape (plus 5mm extra which will be trimmed after closing the guitar):
Nothing glued yet, just to get an idea of how it'll look later.
I constructed everything in Fusion360 and cut the wood layers on a CNC. The parchment layer was cut with a foil cutting machine.
Here are the individual layers:
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Plein air painting of a summer landscape. It was so hot outside that the oil paint was drying on my palette.
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Medium is oil paint on 30x40cm canvas.
Shot with an old Pentacon lens.
Here's the male:
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Kobys / Qobuz / кобыз, traditional Turkic instrument and name giver for a music streaming service
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The kobyz or qobyz,[a] also known as the kylkobyz,[b] is an ancient Turkic bowed string instrument, spread among Kazakhs, Karakalpaks,[1]: 114 Bashkirs, and Tatars. The Kyrgyz variant is called the kyl-kyiak [ky]).[1]: 63
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Lira Da Braccio with male and female anatomical elements, by Giovanni d'Andrea, Italy, 1511
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Catalog entry at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hermaphroditic deities held an important place in the ancient Greek pantheon and, later, in Renaissance humanism. Uniting female and male in a single being, the figures symbolize generative power, duality, transformation, and the union of opposites. The emblem book from Watson Library's collection, Picta poesis, presents these divine androgynes as an allegory of marriage.
Wikipedia article for Lira da Braccio
The lira da braccio (or lira de braccio or lyra de bracio[1]) was a European bowed string instrument of the Renaissance. It was used by Italian poet-musicians[2] in court in the 15th and 16th centuries to accompany their improvised recitations of lyric and narrative poetry.[3] It is most closely related to the medieval fiddle, or vielle,[4] and like the vielle had a leaf-shaped pegbox with frontal pegs.[3]
This is the most elegant example of three extant small European stringed instruments dated to the early fifteenth century. Originally the instrument would have been strung with five gut strings, but whether it was played with a bow or plucked with a plectrum or fingers, remains unclear. The carved imagery relates to courtly romance and probably alludes to the rewards of fidelity in love. Cupid, armed with bow and arrow, hovers over the couple, a young man represented as falconer (the falcon denotes loyalty and trust) and a maiden with unbound hair who clasps his arm. A dog, likewise suggesting loyalty, sits at their feet. The rich iconography of the instrument unites art and music in the service of romance.
Catalog entry at Mimo International
Wikipedia articlefor Nyckelharpa
Nyckelharpa (Swedish: [ˈnʏ̂kːɛlˌharːpa], roughly "keyed fiddle" in Swedish, lit. 'key-harp', plural: nyckelharpor) is a "keyed" bowed chordophone, primarily originating from Sweden in its modern form, but with its historical roots scattered across medieval Europe. It is similar in appearance to a fiddle or violin but larger (in its earlier forms essentially a modified vielle), which employs key-actuated tangents along the neck to change the pitch during play, much like a hurdy-gurdy.
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This is a community for sharing artworks. Op made a traditional painting that compares people who willfully listen to AI to goldfishes, essentially calling them stupid. I understand and share your visceral hate for AI, but try to not piss on people who are on your side.