#amaryllis
character descriptions for 4.08! i’m in love with all of them!!!
My grandma’s amaryllis is blooming. :) #flower #amaryllis #blooming #pretty
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Some more morning sunshine in the kitchen
Ever put aside a painting for a year then completely change it? This used to be a dark painting. We shall see. #goingmedieval #newbeginnings #oilpainting
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#terrystrickland #amaryllis #deet #figurepainting #stilllife #contemporaryart #experimenting #rembrandtoils #silverbrushlimited #silverbrush #royaltalensna @silverbrushlimited @royaltalensna
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Can you imagine interacting with a floating hologram?
In the weeks leading up to the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, I received dozens of emails from exhibitors from around the world. I read many, & in some cases connected with companies to learn more about their products & services. ️️
This year there was a record number of Japanese startups at CES. iMuzak & Catlog were among them.
I zoomed with Misa Suzuki at iMuzak, ️ who spoke on behalf of her CEO, Kazumi Sawamura. She explained iMuzak’s 3D projection interface which was inspired by Princess Leia’s hologram in Star Wars.
Instead of touching a physical object, like a button, their product, (a microlens), creates holographic images that float in front of a source image, like an elevator panel.
Imagine touching a floating #3D image that responds! I wondered if there is a sensation when touching “air?” They’re working on integrating haptics so users will feel like they’re touching an object, kind of like smart phones that no longer have clickable buttons but make noises. In our “contactless” world, this seems like a timely concept. It’s found at: http://imuzak.co.jp/
DID YOU KNOW worldwide there are 3x as many cats as dogs? In 2020, there were 9.64 million cats living in Japan.
If you live in Japan, Catlog is wearable health tech for cats that collects data on activities & can detect trends like weight loss or lethargy. I asked Momoka Naoi their purpose for being at CES? It helped them to understand US users and what kinds of needs they should consider if they choose to extend their reach here. It’s found at: https://rabo.cat/en/lp/
There were some eye-popping exhibits, like the BMW that changes colors. You can check out the “B-Roll” ️ on my Wordpress post to view a couple of videos.
Would you ever want to check out CES? It’s honestly amazing.
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PHOTOS: #LasVegasConventionCenter #WestHall #RedRockCanyon #Amaryllis from Linda! #RedRoses from Paula!
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#Japantechnology #startupstories #imuzak #Microlens #Hologram #Catlog #wearabletech #BRoll #lasVegas
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(at Las Vegas Convention Center)
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19/Jan/2017
The amaryllis opened the 5th flower! Sadly the other ones are beginning to wrinkle, but it still looks super pretty. Most of the autumnal bulbs I planted around the 1st of November sprouted already and are doing fine, I changed their place in the greenhouse so they get more sunlight.
Today there was a sale of small flowers and bulbs in a nearby market, I bought african violets, pink chrisanthemums (I gave one to mum for her office), a pink kalanchoe, blue and pink hyacints and narcissus.
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07/Jan/2017
4 out of 5 flowers of the amaryllis are open already, it’s so beautiful! In just 3 months it changed from looking like a small onion to this cutie, plants are awesome!
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04/Dec/2016
The amaryllis has grown a lot! Most of the other bulbs are visible now, and the little trees are doing fine
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26/October/2016
I finally could get some Autumn bulbs! I’m very excited. The Amaryllis one (the first one) seems very developed already! I need to buy some soil tomorrow.
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It bloomed again! #amaryllis #springfever (at Cinderella Cottage)
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HSA Sunday Garden
Amaryllis variety.
SciArt by Worthington George Smith for The Floral Magazine, Vol. 3 (1874). View more in Biodiversity Heritage Library (@biodivlibrary) with thanks to the LuEsther T. Mertz Library of the New York Botanical Garden (@nybg) fordigitizing.
