#canvass

"...The contrast with Harris’ operation could not be sharper. In close coordination with national and state parties, her campaign has recruited an army of volunteers who are personally contacting tens of millions of voters. During just one week in October, for instance, volunteers worked 124,000 shifts, knocked on 1.6 million doors, and made 20 million phone calls. The campaign has more than 350 offices and 2,500 staff members across battleground states, and it is using its own tech to identify and turn out persuadable voters for Harris. It has developed targeted messages tailored to specific groups of voters, which volunteers are trained to emphasize."

People are canvassing right now and for those who are: avoid houses with black flags. Apparently that’s a warning basically telling you that they’ll shoot you if you come up to the door.

Feelin' better about this one, boys. It's definitely not perfect, but the effort counts </3 I have no idea how butchered my own style is after this- I'm kinda scared

Credit to the owner of the beat🤗

The idea I have before become my inspiration to paint these two paintings, “"La Vierge en priere", (Salve Regina, Ora Pro Nobis)” and “"Salvador Mundi", (Dominus Eleison)”, an artwork originally painted by Giovanni Battista Salvi da Sassoferrato and Leonardo da Vinci. I just simply add a plastic to my painting and wait and see how my audience will understand my work. Some simply asked why did I add a plastic to my work, since some of the audience is used to see and enjoy these paintings in their original visual representation, some have mixed feelings if my work is sacrilegious or not. Did a painting really tell us a story with a thousand of words, or our minds just understand things the way we wanted to see it? These two paintings partially covered could be interpreted to be unwrapped to enjoy the whole picture, Catholics and alike could interpret my work like uncovering the divine mystery, which is now we enjoy but not in full understanding. It is like the divine, just giving us a glimpse of their reality, or in contrary, people who dislike Christianity could see these as a passé individual in the past that should be covered and let rest their ideas where it belongs. Some people could see my work in a different way and stories. Again, did a painting really tell us a story with a thousand of words, or our minds just understand things the way we wanted to see it? Judge according to our own parameters and see with our own perception?