This is a Flickr test. Hey that’s nice, now I can directly post Flickr photo’s from myself and other people to my blog here. Very cool indeed.

Stillife Originally uploaded by langenberg.

In the fikr – in what rhythm you began, you should continue to breathe. By losing the rhythm much is lost. Music is the miniature of life’s harmony in sound in a concentrated sense. The person who has no rhythm physically cannot walk well; he often stumbles. The breath, the speech, the step, all have rhythm. The person who has no rhythm in his emotions falls easily into a spell, such as laughter, or crying, or anger, or fear. We should practice rhythm in our lives, so that we may not be so patient and yielding that everybody takes the best of us, nor so carried away by our enthusiasm and frankness that we say things that are undesirable in the world, nor so meek and mild that we fall into flattery, timidity and cowardice. Then, by and by, we may understand the rhythm of emotions, the rhythm of thoughts, then the rhythm of feeling. Then a person comes into relation with the inner rhythm which is the true meaning of the world.” Hazrat Iniyat Khan

Out today: “Push the Button” The Chemical Brothers

Erik Mattijssen wrote: ” Seeing your work I think you will also like Hans Ebeling Koning.”
This (very nice) drawing I found on the web.
I showed it to a friend and he said: “Hey, that’s your sketch isn’t it? ”
No, it looks a lot like what I’m doing in my studio these days, but this drawing not mine.
Soon I will show some new sketches here.

Hans Ebeling Koning