Video Thread: Share Your Latest Discoveries

[Yimpa]

6 hours ago, r0ckyreed said:

hotels

 

Edited August 6 by Yimpa

[Yimpa]

 

[StyxNStone]

 

[Joseph Maynor]

 

[Yimpa]

 

[Yimpa]

 

[Yimpa]

 

[Yimpa]

😭 

Bad Bad!

Edited Thursday at 10:01 PM by Yimpa

[Yimpa]

This shit is relaxing asf.

 

[Yimpa]

This is absolutely nuts!

 

[Joseph Maynor]

 

[Joseph Maynor]

 

[kavaris]

35 minutes ago, Joseph Maynor said:

 

Hey man, im watching your video,

As what i just realized is, for some of the more direct and strict minded individuals, who possibly came from a strict, hierarchical home and family, with rules and scripts to keep them in line, to ensure they are perfect most of the rime, possibly coming from a family in government or like government programmers, They would greatly benefit from this, of which falls under the more deconstructive, creative path, where you may have broad ideas of what you want to do, but in say, the case w/ music, You dont plan what to write (like you would when planning every step in comp. programming), you're, instead, jamming it out. Or, when writing or drawing, such as in many, if not all of the  experimental  works i do, you dont have it planned at all, As it all comes from "in the moment", from a heart felt realm, no less. Anyway, i jus started watching it, so let me actually finish it before i start going off on a wild tangent, ha.

[Joseph Maynor]

1 minute ago, kavaris said:

Hey man, im watching your video,

As what i just realized is, for some of the more direct and strict minded individuals, who possibly came from a strict, hierarchical home and family, with rules and scripts to keep them in line, to ensure they are perfect most of the rime, possibly coming from a family in government or like government programmers, They would greatly benefit from this, of which falls under the more deconstructive, creative path, where you may have broad ideas of what you want to do, but in say, the case w/ music, You dont plan what to write (like you would when planning every step in comp. programming), you're, instead, jamming it out. Or, when writing or drawing, such as in many, if not all of the  experimental  works i do, you dont have it planned at all, As it all comes from "in the moment", from a heart felt realm, no less. Anyway, i jus started watching it, so let me actually finish it before i start going off on a wild tangent, ha.

Thank you.  

[kavaris]

19 minutes ago, Joseph Maynor said:

Thank you.  

Thats a great term for what you said, 'aesthetics, nd how it all branches off from that. Thats a gr8 way to put it.

p.s. theres def somethin to "Yous are always creating from nothing", like i see a spiritual eagle / sparkle / glimmer in there, granted, i could be off but i feel like that is something interesting in there, to me atleast, it feels like its the premise for something.

Edited 6 hours ago by kavaris

[kavaris]

@Joseph Maynor

In a hundred years time, i might return, and be like "Ay... Yous are always creating from nothing...  its still ever present, evermore stuck in my head and relevant, such that i cannot resolve the way it has encapsulated everything", right, like it could be that much of just an impression that i feel, But i def feel like, its the premise of something else, that which others can experience, whatever it may be too.

I think i like it so much especially cause i always think about 'that almost unsolvable riddle / game... And how that ability to try to solve an unsolvable dilemma has always been at the forefront of my mind, but im not sure its ever been combined to be the idea of creation from nothing, in my head.

Its probably the context too, As its not like "oh, we all just invent from scratch", it felt more like, the emergence of creation, and in the context where creativity is the topic, and we are sortve falling into the idea of creativity. But it also makessense, just creating from scratch too. Its like a catch22 that works everytime, favorably, lol.

Edited 6 hours ago by kavaris

[Joseph Maynor]

@kavaris  Thank you for appreciating what I share and for taking the time to experience it.  

[kavaris]

3 hours ago, Joseph Maynor said:

@kavaris  Thank you for appreciating what I share and for taking the time to experience it.  

"Prince of the Word, you built so good
a castle out of sound and name—
but what walked through it, phantom-hued,
... said it was 'creation from nothing.

[kavaris]

15 minutes ago, kavaris said:

"Prince of the Word, you built so good
a castle out of sound and name—
but what walked through it, phantom-hued,
... said it was 'creation from nothing.

Had i thought of it originally, id actually be working on a whole thing, based on just that, or something just like it, cause wen you find somethin like that, ya gotta build a whole thing round it, like those are some rare things that come together... like it would then be working out also the rhythm between words and stuff like that, like the more abstract mechanics no one thinks of, but that add to it when spoken out loud (probably. i actually never really thought about it myself)

Edited 1 hour ago by kavaris