The swirls around the stars in starry night are the haze that forms around the stars do to the mist blown in from the Mistral Wind off of the Atlantic and Mediterranean .
As a writer myself, he explains perfectly what we do. I don't even realise it at the time, but through the shifts in my style… phrasing… settings… subject matter, I can trace the fluctuation of my heart and of my mind. I know exactly what I was trying to express or escape when I was writing it. Starry Night is so brilliant because you can feel it. Because you can feel the pain and confusion and his desperation to find the simplest and most long lasting of beauty in this world to comfort him. Trying desperately to find a reason to hold on. Many artists and most depressed artists fall for the night or early morning sky because it mirrors both what we seek and what we are. Shadows behind the canvas in which we hide, but the beauty of the stars and the moon that symbolise hope. They're always there. They're always beautiful and mostly faceless. They aren't this, they aren't that, they just are.
Why have this actor on? He's a shill actor and FAKE scientist…JR promotes and supports NASA LIES..another shill..
The swirls around the stars in starry night are the haze that forms around the stars do to the mist blown in from the Mistral Wind off of the Atlantic and Mediterranean .
Joe doesn't give a rats ass about art.
As a writer myself, he explains perfectly what we do. I don't even realise it at the time, but through the shifts in my style… phrasing… settings… subject matter, I can trace the fluctuation of my heart and of my mind. I know exactly what I was trying to express or escape when I was writing it. Starry Night is so brilliant because you can feel it. Because you can feel the pain and confusion and his desperation to find the simplest and most long lasting of beauty in this world to comfort him. Trying desperately to find a reason to hold on. Many artists and most depressed artists fall for the night or early morning sky because it mirrors both what we seek and what we are. Shadows behind the canvas in which we hide, but the beauty of the stars and the moon that symbolise hope. They're always there. They're always beautiful and mostly faceless. They aren't this, they aren't that, they just are.
Come on Neil, You can't do "forensic astronomy" on what you said was some one perception. And not accurate