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The Caravan
3D Render by Pushee-RiThis image was inspired by Hugo Ball's epic, eloquent poem "Karawane" (Caravan), every line of which - indeed every finely chiselled word - contains the magic, but also the everyday life of the Orient. From the hot, bone-dry desert wind to the deliciously swelling .....
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I just wanted to refer once again to Hugo Ball, who was not only one of the first German writers to write sound poems, but was also one of the founders of Dada.
Let us now listen to the first 3 lines of his poem with devotion and worship:
"jolifanta bambla o falli bambla
grossiga mpfa habla horem
egiga goramen
...."
Happy Dada
.... Blah Blah Blah NOPE!
I just wanted to refer once again to Hugo Ball, who was not only one of the first German writers to write sound poems, but was also one of the founders of Dada.
Let us now listen to the first 3 lines of his poem with devotion and worship:
"jolifanta bambla o falli bambla
grossiga mpfa habla horem
egiga goramen
...."
Happy Dada

I wonder what the image would be like by replacing the skin texture with a sand texture...
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Pushee-Ri
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Thu, Feb 29, 2024Thanks - I thought about that too. But then I decided in favour of the original (and added a higher bump scale to the skin 

The render is amazing, the lightning, again, just perfect.
And even thought this isn't intend to make anyone laugh, the poem did it to me.
But just because "Ohr-Kino" (oder sollte ich schreiben Ohr-Radio?)
And now I have to try to remove the dada poem that's in my head
And even thought this isn't intend to make anyone laugh, the poem did it to me.
But just because "Ohr-Kino" (oder sollte ich schreiben Ohr-Radio?)
And now I have to try to remove the dada poem that's in my head

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Pushee-Ri
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Wed, Mar 27, 2024Thank you so much for your kind comment 
I'm sure Hugo Ball would have enjoyed your laughter (do an image search for him: I'm sure you will find the iconic picture of his performance at the "Cabaret Voltaire", 1916).

I'm sure Hugo Ball would have enjoyed your laughter (do an image search for him: I'm sure you will find the iconic picture of his performance at the "Cabaret Voltaire", 1916).