@destinythememe.bsky.social it’s your time to shine

ribs.

the entire concept of color correction is stupid af
I shot what seems to be good footage, but the almighty color graphs tell me otherwise

“The call” by Matthew Chalmers

Not messing with this guy. Clearly knows how ti make a knuckle sandwich.

Also feel free to ask questions and give suggestions, I’ll try my best to explain stuff, since this project is still kinda new

Anyways I’m planning to post semi-frequent posts on the progress, so feel free to follow along (I’m also going to try to explain some fencing stuff as best I understand)

I’m planning on mending the broken parts with kintsugi: the japanese art practice inspired by the wabi sabi mentality where you take broken ceramics and mend it with gold
The wabi sabi mentality says that there’s perfection in the imperfection which I find cool and fascinating

I started collecting the parts that have broken. Right now I have the broken sword blade and a handle that I’ve changed. I still have to replace the sword’s guard (but I think it won’t take too much, since it’s quite beaten up)

Now this sword recently broke and an idea came into my mind:
Everyone knows the ship of Theseus (the thought experiment where what if a ship’s details got repaired until every part of the ship is different from the original), what if I did something similiar with my sword?

So for those who din’t know for a couple of years I’ve been going to fencing. Really fun sport, something that I actually enjoy and I wanted to do something symbolic for it.
I use a fencing epee, which is one of the most popular fencing swords

you’re the most underrated artist I’ve seen, I love the work dude, keep it up!

WE BROUGHT HIM OUT OF RETIREMENT JUST TO SELL *YOU* THIS JACKET (aight)