Replying to @Get_em_Pa @VanEmmerickKris
Fiat is not the only form of money.
Replying to @Rockmetax @barkmeta
You should have seen it in the early 1990’s. But I suspect you did.
Replying to @DailySignal @VDHanson
Great content. But I went to Sardinia two years ago and the infrastructure (roads, bridges and tunnels) was superior to the NYC area (and the larger tri state) for sure. No experience with their medical care system. Shops and restaurants were easily comparable to US.
Replying to @BabyGigglesHQ
Oh, how I miss my girls at that age - same as the video. My youngest is now the opposite of the baby shown in the video. At 16, she is a moody, smoldering, and sarcastic teenager.
Replying to @Mappy6984
Look how young they both looked back then. Unpopular opinion here, but for her age, HRC looked very very good. That said, she was a pretty lil liar.
Questions either based of false premise (or false equivalency) or, their old standby “some people said”
Replying to @louisdazy
Stunning. This is exactly how digital art is supposed to be shown. Loving the rotating cube in the middle of the room.
Replying to @TheFlowHorse
Family is usually your oldest and closest relationships. Regardless of what my 16 year old says about her current crop of “BFF”
Replying to @Noahbolanowski
Noah, can I DM you with a technical question that I cannot figure out? Ilan Derech was working on this with me, but did not have the bandwidth due to Marfa and his associated travel.
Replying to @vashshawn @NyanCatSales
Yes, delighted to be the one doing this with Nyan!
Replying to @4mir_nft
GM Dreamer! My oldest daughter is coming home from school for a quick visit. So excited to see her
Replying to @TheLittleShishi
GM Shirin. Too bad my video is lousy. In person, this piece boasts crisp details and subtle details like hair stands moving from a very light breeze, and cigarette smoke wafting in the air. Stunning in person!
GM! Wall - Ilan Derech’s “Nocturnal” sets the subject against blues and blacks of the background, punctuated by the neon reds, which reflect on her face. The diagonal orientation of the subject (upper left, middle, lower right), and movement from slight breeze, cigarette smoke & umbrella are masterfully woven together.
My wife loved how she smokes with her left hand but, in the middle panel, holds the umbrella with her right hand, likely her out of frame left hand is holding her cigarette. Which is correct for a smoker (your smoking hand is always free). The long ash on the cigarette gives a sense of stillness and calm, as does the slow motion
In the middle panel, the subject’s face is illuminated by blue on one side, red on the other. Stunning and extraordinary piece. @IDerech
