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Abstract Art: A Brief Exploration

Abstract art is a captivating genre that breaks away from traditional, realistic styles. Instead of aiming for accurate depictions of visual reality, abstract artists communicate through lines, shapes, colors, forms, and gestural marks. Here are some key points:

  1. Non-Objective Expression: Abstract art doesn’t represent specific objects or scenes. It’s about evoking emotion, sparking imagination, and creating an intangible experience. Rather than telling a straightforward story, abstract works invite viewers to explore their own interpretations.

  2. Origins and Evolution: Abstract art emerged in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Artists like Wassily Kandinsky, Kazimir Malevich, and Robert Delaunay pioneered fundamentally abstract art. They moved away from recognizable forms, emphasizing the gap between art and natural appearances.

  3. Elements of Abstraction: Abstract art relies on elements such as form, color, line, tone, and texture. These components come together on a flat surface, arranged in a certain order. The goal is to create a visual language that transcends the literal.

  4. Diverse Techniques: Abstract artists use a variety of techniques, blending traditional methods with experimental ideas. Whether it’s bold brushstrokes, geometric shapes, or fluid compositions, abstract art celebrates freedom of expression.

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Welcome to Gorilla Kitchen Fiji, a culinary management consultancy and creative training company founded by a seasoned ex-chef with over 20 years of experience spanning 25 countries.

Introduction:

At Gorilla Kitchen Fiji, we are passionate about elevating culinary experiences, transforming kitchens, and empowering individuals to unleash their culinary creativity. Our team of experts brings a wealth of knowledge, innovative techniques, and a global perspective to every project we undertake.

Services:

  1. Culinary Management Consultancy: Our consultancy services are tailored to meet the unique needs of each client, whether it’s optimizing kitchen operations, menu development, or creating a culinary brand identity.
  2. Creative Training Workshops: We offer hands-on training workshops that inspire creativity, teamwork, and innovation in the kitchen. From basic culinary skills to advanced techniques, our workshops are designed to enhance culinary expertise.
  3. Menu Development: Our team of culinary experts can help you craft menus that are not only delicious but also visually appealing, innovative, and tailored to your target audience.
  4. Kitchen Transformation: Whether you’re looking to revamp your kitchen layout, streamline operations, or improve efficiency, our team can provide customized solutions to transform your kitchen space.

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    Our unique blend of global culinary expertise, hands-on experience, and creative flair sets us apart in the industry. We take pride in delivering innovative solutions that exceed expectations and drive culinary excellence.
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    At Gorilla Kitchen Fiji, we believe in pushing boundaries, exploring new flavors, and challenging conventional culinary norms. Our passion for creativity, coupled with our commitment to excellence, results in unforgettable culinary experiences.
  3. How Can We Help You?
    Whether you’re a restaurant owner, aspiring chef, or culinary enthusiast, Gorilla Kitchen Fiji is here to support your culinary journey. From consultancy services to training workshops, we offer a range of solutions to meet your needs and elevate your culinary skills.

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“Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didn’t really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after a while.”
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  1. Travel Tips and Advice:  providing practical advice on how to plan trips, save money, and navigate different destination

  2. Destination Guides: Detailed guides about specific locations, including must-see attractions, hidden gems, and local culture.

  3. Personal Stories and Experiences: sharing  personal travel experiences, which can be both inspiring and relatable. 

  4. Photography and Videography: High-quality photos and real time videos that capture the essence of the trip and  travels. This visual content is often a major draw for those who wants to know more about the destination 

  5. Cultural Insights: Insights into the local culture, traditions, and customs of the places they visit. This helps readers gain a deeper understanding of the destinations.

  6. Food and Culinary Experiences: Recommendations and reviews of local cuisine, restaurants, and food markets. Some bloggers even share recipes inspired by their travels.

  7. Adventure and Outdoor Activities: Information on outdoor activities like hiking, diving, and adventure sports..

  8. Travel Gear and Product Reviews: Reviews of travel gear, gadgets, and products that can enhance the travel experience. This can include everything from backpacks to travel apps.

  9. Itineraries and Travel Planning: Sample itineraries and detailed travel plans that readers can follow or customize for their own trips.

  10. Community and Interaction: Many bloggers foster a sense of community by engaging  audience through comments, social media, and even meetups

 

“When learning is purposeful, creativity blossoms. When creativity blossoms, thinking emanates. When thinking emanates, knowledge is fully lit. When knowledge is lit, economy flourishes.”
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Designing the perfect feature comparison table is crucial for helping users make informed decisions quickly and confidently. Here are some key steps and best practices to consider:

1. Identify the Purpose and Audience

Understanding the purpose of your comparison table and who will be using it is the first step. Are you comparing your products against competitors, or showcasing different tiers of your own product? Knowing this will help you determine the relevant features to include and the level of detail required1.

2. Gather and Organize Data

Collect all necessary data about the features, specifications, and benefits of the products or services you are comparing. Organize this data logically, grouping similar features together to make the table easy to read1.

3. Choose the Right Format

Decide whether a static or dynamic table best suits your needs. Static tables are simple and fixed, ideal for comparisons that don’t change often. Dynamic tables, on the other hand, allow users to interact with the data, filtering and sorting as needed1.

4. Design for Clarity and Accessibility

5. Make It Visually Appealing

A well-designed table is not only functional but also visually appealing. Use a clean layout, consistent fonts, and appropriate spacing. Adding icons or images can also help make the table more engaging2.

6. Test and Iterate

Before finalizing your table, test it with real users to gather feedback. Make necessary adjustments to improve usability and clarity. Regularly update the table to ensure the information remains accurate and relevant2.

Example Layout

Here’s a simple example layout for a feature comparison table:

FeatureProduct AProduct BProduct C
Price$100$120$110
Battery Life10 hours12 hours8 hours
Weight1.2 kg1.3 kg1.1 kg
Warranty1 year2 years1 year

By following these steps and best practices, you can create a feature comparison table that effectively aids users in their decision-making process, enhancing their overall experience with your product or service.

 

 

Exploring the World Art has taken me on a journey across the globe, exposing me to diverse cultures, landscapes, and perspectives. In this chapter, I will recount my adventures as I sought inspiration from the world around me. From the bustling streets of Paris to the serene landscapes of Japan, I will share how each new experience has shaped my artistic vision and expanded my creative horizons.

  1. Efficiency and Creativity:

    • Generated images save time and effort compared to creating every detail manually.
    • Artists can focus on refining and enhancing existing images, adding their unique touch.
  2. Variety and Inspiration:

    • AI-generated images offer fresh perspectives and unexpected combinations.
    • They inspire creativity and can serve as starting points for further artistic exploration.
  3. Collaboration and Adaptability:

    • Artists can collaborate with AI tools to create hybrid artworks.
    • Generated images can be adapted, modified, and personalized to suit individual preferences.
  4. Exploration and Experimentation:

    • AI generates novel patterns, textures, and styles that artists might not have considered.
    • It encourages experimentation and pushes artistic boundaries.

Remember, AI-generated images complement human creativity and provide new avenues for expressionlp

 

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Designing the perfect feature comparison table is crucial for helping users make informed decisions quickly and confidently. Here are some key steps and best practices to consider:

1. Identify the Purpose and Audience

Understanding the purpose of your comparison table and who will be using it is the first step. Are you comparing your products against competitors, or showcasing different tiers of your own product? Knowing this will help you determine the relevant features to include and the level of detail required1.

2. Gather and Organize Data

Collect all necessary data about the features, specifications, and benefits of the products or services you are comparing. Organize this data logically, grouping similar features together to make the table easy to read1.

3. Choose the Right Format

Decide whether a static or dynamic table best suits your needs. Static tables are simple and fixed, ideal for comparisons that don’t change often. Dynamic tables, on the other hand, allow users to interact with the data, filtering and sorting as needed1.

4. Design for Clarity and Accessibility

5. Make It Visually Appealing

A well-designed table is not only functional but also visually appealing. Use a clean layout, consistent fonts, and appropriate spacing. Adding icons or images can also help make the table more engaging2.

6. Test and Iterate

Before finalizing your table, test it with real users to gather feedback. Make necessary adjustments to improve usability and clarity. Regularly update the table to ensure the information remains accurate and relevant2.

Example Layout

Here’s a simple example layout for a feature comparison table:

FeatureProduct AProduct BProduct C
Price$100$120$110
Battery Life10 hours12 hours8 hours
Weight1.2 kg1.3 kg1.1 kg
Warranty1 year2 years1 year

By following these steps and best practices, you can create a feature comparison table that effectively aids users in their decision-making process, enhancing their overall experience with your product or service.

 

 

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Surrealism:

  • Surrealism is an artistic and literary movement that emerged in the early 20th century.
  • It sought to express the unconscious mind, dreams, and irrational elements of human experience.
  • Surrealist artists aimed to break free from conventional norms and explore the fantastical, bizarre, and mysterious.
  • The movement was a reaction against the Enlightenment and Industrial Revolution, emphasizing intuition, spontaneity, and the subconscious.
  • Surrealists often depicted dreamlike scenarios, juxtaposing unrelated elements to create a sense of mystery and wonder.
  1. Write Down Your Thoughts Immediately:

  2. Create More Than You Consume:

    • While it’s essential to stay informed and inspired by others’ work, balance it with active creation. Don’t get lost in an endless loop of consuming content (whether it’s art, design, or trends). Set aside dedicated time for your own creative output. Experiment, iterate, and create something new1.
  3. Read Books and Diverse Content:

  4. Experiment with New Techniques and Tools:

  5. Create Content Clusters:

  6. Spend Time Away from Your Phone:

  7. Pick Up a Separate Creative Pursuit:

  8. Journal Regularly:

 

 

“Creativity doesn’t wait for that perfect moment. It fashions its own perfect moments out of ordinary ones.”
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    • The classic three-line “hamburger” icon has become synonymous with hidden menus. When clicked or tapped, it reveals a full menu. While it’s widely used, designers continue to find creative ways to enhance its functionality and aesthetics.
  1. Hamburger Menu:

  2. Mega Menu:

    • Mega menus are large, two-dimensional dropdown menus that display multiple options or categories. They’re especially useful for complex websites with extensive content. Designers often experiment with different layouts and animations to make mega menus engaging.
  3. Sticky Navigation:

    • A sticky menu remains visible as users scroll down a page. It ensures easy access to essential navigation elements (like the menu or search bar) without requiring users to scroll back up. Some websites even add subtle animations to their sticky menus.
  4. Vertical Navigation:

    • Instead of the traditional horizontal menu, some websites opt for a vertical navigation that runs down the side of the page. This approach can save space and create a unique visual hierarchy.
  5. Timeline or Scroll-Triggered Navigation:

    • Websites that tell a story or present content chronologically can benefit from timeline navigation. As users scroll, different sections or events unfold, creating an engaging experience.
  6. Infinite Canvas Navigation:

    • This concept breaks away from the traditional page-based navigation. Instead, the content flows infinitely, allowing users to explore without distinct page boundaries. It’s often used in storytelling websites or portfolios.
  7. Parallax Navigation:

    • Parallax scrolling creates an illusion of depth by moving foreground and background elements at different speeds. When combined with navigation, it can lead users through a captivating visual journey.
  8. Storytelling Navigation:

    • Some websites use navigation to guide users through a narrative. Each section unfolds like a chapter, revealing content progressively. It’s an excellent way to engage users and keep them scrolling.

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  1. Understand Your Users:

    • Start by researching your target audience. Understand their needs, preferences, and behaviors. What are their goals when using your product? How do they typically navigate through similar interfaces? User research is crucial for designing effective navigation.
  2. Define Clear Goals:

    • Before diving into design, outline the primary goals of your navigation system. What key actions or destinations do you want users to access? Prioritize these goals based on importance.
  3. Choose the Right Navigation Patterns:

    • Explore common navigation patterns and choose the ones that align with your project. Some popular patterns include:
      • Hamburger Menu: A hidden menu that expands when clicked.
      • Mega Menu: A large dropdown menu with multiple options.
      • Sticky Navigation: A fixed menu that stays visible as users scroll.
      • Vertical Navigation: A sidebar menu running vertically.
      • Timeline or Scroll-Triggered Navigation: Unfolding sections as users scroll.
      • Infinite Canvas Navigation: Content flows infinitely without distinct pages.
      • Parallax Navigation: Creates depth through scrolling animations.
      • Storytelling Navigation: Guides users through a narrative.
    • Consider which patterns best suit your content and user flow.
  4. Wireframe and Prototype:

    • Create wireframes or low-fidelity prototypes to visualize your navigation. Use tools like Justinmind, Figma, or Sketch. Test different layouts and interactions.
  5. Prioritize Clarity and Consistency:

    • Clarity is key. Ensure labels, icons, and buttons are easily understandable. Consistency across pages helps users build mental models.
    • Use clear language for menu items and avoid jargon.
    • Maintain consistent placement of navigation elements (e.g., top, side, or bottom).
  6. Responsive Design:

    • Consider how your navigation adapts to different screen sizes (desktop, tablet, mobile). Responsive design ensures usability across devices.
  7. Visual Design:

    • Make navigation visually appealing. Use appropriate fonts, colors, and spacing.
    • Highlight the active page or section to provide context.
  8. Test Iteratively:

    • Conduct usability testing with real users. Observe how they interact with your navigation. Identify pain points and refine accordingly.
    • A/B testing can help compare different navigation versions.
  9. Accessibility Matters:

    • Ensure your navigation is accessible to all users. Use semantic HTML, provide keyboard navigation, and consider screen reader compatibility.
  10. Learn from Inspirational Examples:

    • Explore websites that showcase creative navigation. For instance, check out examples from Book.Land, Queertrip, and Canal Street Market1.
    • Analyze what works well in those designs and adapt relevant ideas to your project.

    • Project Scope Refinement:

      • Take a closer look at your project scope. Ensure it’s well-defined and aligned with your overall vision. If there are any ambiguities or gaps, now is the time to address them. Consider revisiting your project brief and confirming that everyone involved understands the project’s boundaries and objectives.
    • Task Delegation and Workload Optimization:

      • Break down your project into smaller tasks or deliverables. Delegate these tasks to your creative team members based on their expertise. Remember that effective delegation involves not just assigning tasks but also providing clear instructions and expectations.
      • Optimize workload distribution to prevent burnout. Balance the workload among team members, considering their strengths and availability.
    • Financial Management:

      • Keep a close eye on project finances. Monitor expenses, allocate budgets, and track costs. If your project involves external resources (such as freelancers or contractors), ensure timely payments and transparent financial processes.
      • Consider using project management tools that integrate financial tracking features.
    • Collaboration and Communication:

    • Creative Ideation and Iteration:

      • Encourage creative brainstorming sessions. Allow space for organic ideation without undue pressure. Remember that creativity often thrives when there’s room for exploration.
      • Iterate on your ideas. Refine, revise, and evolve your concepts based on feedback and insights. Don’t be afraid to pivot if necessary.
    • Robust Reporting and Tracking:

      • Implement reporting features to monitor project progress. Regularly review key performance indicators (KPIs) related to your project goals.
      • Use data-driven insights to make informed decisions. Adjust your approach as needed to stay on track.
    • Inspiration and Learning:

      • Continuously seek inspiration. Explore other creative projects, attend industry events, and learn from successful case studies.
      • Stay open to new ideas and approaches. Sometimes breakthroughs come from unexpected sources.

 

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Sumerian: Nanna

  • Nanna was the Sumerian god of the moon, associated with wisdom and fertility. The moon’s cycles were crucial for agricultural planning and timekeeping in Sumerian society.

Akkadian: Sin

  • Sin was the Akkadian moon god, revered for his control over time and the calendar. Sin’s worship was central to the Akkadian’s understanding of the cosmos and their religious practices.

Ancient Egyptian: Iah

  • Iah was an ancient Egyptian deity representing the moon. The moon’s phases were linked to the cycles of life and death, and Iah was often depicted in connection with other lunar deities like Thoth and Khonsu.

Classical Latin: Luna

  • Luna was the Roman goddess of the moon, embodying femininity and the natural rhythms of life. The moon’s influence on tides and agriculture was well recognized, and Luna was often depicted driving a chariot across the night sky.

Ancient Greek: Selene

  • Selene was the Greek goddess of the moon, symbolizing beauty and the passage of time. She was often portrayed riding a silver chariot, illuminating the night with her gentle light.

Old English: Mōna

  • Mōna was the Old English term for the moon, reflecting its importance in early Germanic mythology and timekeeping. The moon’s phases were used to mark time and guide agricultural activities.

Old Norse: Máni

  • Máni was the personification of the moon in Norse mythology, often depicted as a male deity who guided the moon across the sky. The moon’s cycles were crucial for navigation and timekeeping in Viking society.

Sanskrit: Chandra

  • Chandra is the Sanskrit name for the moon, associated with the Hindu god of the same name. Chandra is linked to emotions, fertility, and the mind, playing a vital role in Hindu astrology and mythology.

Classical Arabic: Qamar

  • Qamar is the Arabic word for the moon, deeply embedded in Islamic culture and literature. The moon’s phases are essential for the Islamic lunar calendar, which governs religious observances and festivals.

Hebrew: Yareach

  • Yareach is the Hebrew term for the moon, significant in Jewish culture for its role in the lunar calendar. The moon’s cycles are used to determine the dates of Jewish holidays and rituals.

Aramaic: Sahra

  • Sahra is the Aramaic word for the moon, reflecting its importance in ancient Semitic cultures. The moon’s phases were crucial for timekeeping and agricultural planning.

Old Persian: Mah

  • Mah is the Old Persian term for the moon, associated with the Zoroastrian lunar deity. The moon’s cycles were integral to the Zoroastrian calendar and religious practices.

Avestan: Maongha

  • Maongha is the Avestan name for the moon, reflecting its significance in ancient Persian religion and mythology. The moon was seen as a symbol of purity and order.

Ancient Chinese: Yuè (月)

  • Yuè is the Chinese word for the moon, central to Chinese mythology and culture. The moon is celebrated during the Mid-Autumn Festival, symbolizing reunion and harmony.

Old Irish: Gealach

  • Gealach is the Old Irish term for the moon, important in Celtic mythology and timekeeping. The moon’s phases were used to mark the passage of time and guide agricultural activities.

Gothic: Mēna

  • Mēna is the Gothic word for the moon, reflecting its role in early Germanic cultures for navigation and timekeeping.

Phoenician: Yarḥ

  • Yarḥ is the Phoenician term for the moon, significant in their maritime culture for navigation and timekeeping.

Etruscan: Luni

  • Luni is the Etruscan word for the moon, reflecting its importance in Etruscan religion and mythology.

Hittite: Arma

  • Arma is the Hittite name for the moon, associated with their lunar deity. The moon’s cycles were crucial for agricultural planning and religious observances.

Mycenaean Greek: Me-no (𐀔𐀜)

  • Me-no is the Mycenaean Greek term for the moon, reflecting its role in early Greek culture for timekeeping and mythology.

Old Church Slavonic: Měsęcь (мѣсѧць)

  • Měsęcь is the Old Church Slavonic word for the moon, important in Slavic mythology and timekeeping.

Ancient Tamil: Nilā (நிலா)

  • Nilā is the Tamil term for the moon, significant in Tamil culture for its role in poetry, mythology, and timekeeping.

Ancient Japanese: Tsuki (月)

  • Tsuki is the Japanese word for the moon, central to Japanese culture and mythology. The moon is celebrated during the Tsukimi festival, symbolizing beauty and contemplation.

Old High German: Mano

  • Mano is the Old High German term for the moon, reflecting its importance in early Germanic mythology and timekeeping.

Ancient Welsh: Lleuad

  • Lleuad is the Welsh word for the moon, significant in Celtic mythology and timekeeping.

Ancient Basque: Ilargia

  • Ilargia is the Basque term for the moon, reflecting its role in Basque mythology and culture.

Ancient Nubian: Dju

  • Dju is the Nubian word for the moon, significant in their culture for timekeeping and mythology.

Ancient Mayan: Uh

  • Uh is the Mayan term for the moon, central to Mayan mythology and their complex calendar system.

Old Turkic: Ay

  • Ay is the Old Turkic word for the moon, important in Turkic mythology and timekeeping.

Ancient Inca (Quechua): Killa

  • Killa is the Quechua term for the moon, significant in Inca culture for its role in agriculture and mythology.
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I Have seen it in Comoros islands. its Magic

Ylang-ylang is a wonderfully fragrant flower often used in perfumes and aromatherapy. It has a rich, sweet, and slightly fruity scent with hints of jasmine and neroli. Here are a few popular fragrances that prominently feature ylang-ylang:

  1. Chanel No. 5: This iconic perfume includes ylang-ylang in its top notes, blended with aldehydes, neroli, and bergamot, creating a timeless and elegant scent.

  2. Dior J’adore: A luxurious floral fragrance that combines ylang-ylang with jasmine, rose, and tuberose, offering a sophisticated and feminine aroma.

  3. Guerlain Samsara: This oriental woody fragrance features ylang-ylang along with sandalwood, jasmine, and iris, creating a warm and sensual scent.

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i did see this also in Fiji Islands

  • Origin: Produced in the digestive system of sperm whales.
  • Appearance: Waxy, often gray or black, and can be found floating in the ocean or washed ashore.
  • Use: Primarily used in perfumery as a fixative to enhance the longevity of scents.
  • Scent: Develops a complex, earthy, and sweet aroma over time.

What is Oud?

Oud is derived from the heartwood of Aquilaria trees, which are native to Southeast Asia. When these trees become infected with a specific type of mold, they produce a dark, fragrant resin as a defense mechanism. This resin is what we know as oud12.

Scent Profile

Oud has a distinctive, rich, and complex scent that is often described as:

  • Woody: Deep and earthy, reminiscent of damp wood.
  • Smoky: With a slightly burnt, incense-like quality.
  • Sweet: Subtle hints of sweetness that balance the darker notes.
  • Musky: A sensual and animalic undertone23.

Cultural and Historical Significance

Why is Oud So Expensive?

Oud is one of the most expensive raw fragrance ingredients in the world. Several factors contribute to its high cost:

Popular Oud Fragrances

  • Tom Ford Oud Wood: A luxurious and sophisticated fragrance that combines oud with spices and vanilla.
  • Creed Royal Oud: A regal scent that blends oud with citrus and woody notes.
  • Maison Francis Kurkdjian Oud Satin Mood: A rich and opulent fragrance with oud, rose, and vanilla.

Oud’s unique and captivating aroma has made it a staple in high-end perfumery, and its cultural significance continues to be celebrated around the world.

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Steps to Create Your Own Fragrance

  1. Gather Your Ingredients:

    • Top Notes: These are the first scents you smell and they evaporate quickly. Examples include citrus (lemon, bergamot), herbs (basil, lavender), and light fruits (apple, berries).
    • Middle Notes: These form the heart of the fragrance and last longer than top notes. Ylang-ylang, jasmine, rose, and spices like cinnamon are common choices.
    • Base Notes: These provide depth and longevity to the fragrance. Oud, amber, sandalwood, and vanilla are popular base notes.
  2. Tools You’ll Need:

    • Essential oils or fragrance oils
    • Carrier oil (like jojoba or fractionated coconut oil)
    • Small glass bottles for mixing
    • Droppers or pipettes
    • Blotter strips or cotton pads for testing
  3. Create Your Blend:

    • Start with a ratio of 30% top notes, 50% middle notes, and 20% base notes.
    • Add drops of each oil to your bottle, starting with the base notes, then middle, and finally the top notes.
    • Shake the bottle gently to mix the oils.
  4. Test and Adjust:

    • Apply a small amount to a blotter strip or cotton pad and let it sit for a few minutes.
    • Smell the fragrance at different intervals (immediately, after 15 minutes, and after an hour) to see how it evolves.
    • Adjust the blend as needed by adding more of certain oils.
  5. Let It Mature:

    • Allow your blend to sit for at least 48 hours to let the scents meld together.
    • After this period, test the fragrance again and make any final adjustments.

Tips for Success

  • Start Small: Begin with small batches so you can experiment without wasting ingredients.
  • Keep Notes: Document the number of drops of each oil you use so you can replicate or adjust your blend in the future.
  • Be Patient: Fragrance creation is an art that takes time and experimentation.

Idea&Design By Hicham Mneimne

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BODY OF WOK

“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have the more you create.”

AUTOBIO

About A CV Professional  Career  Destination  Creative Direction

Education

2022
ART & DESIGN

UNIVERSITY OF ISTAN Yeni Yusil

Graduation Date: December 2025

Graphic Arts

Creative Brand Designs 

2009
RealSchule(Germany)

Sharn Horst Wunstorf

  1. Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
    Major:  Fach Werk

  2. Display arts Abstract Expressionism
    Graduation Date: May 1996
2009
RealSchule(Germany)

Sharn Horst Wunstorf

  1. Bachelor of Fine Arts (BFA)
    Major:  Fach Werk

  2. Display arts Abstract Expressionism
    Graduation Date: May 1996
2000
Hotels & Restaurant Managment

NOTRE DAMME UNIVERSITY

 

1990-1997
High School

Graf wilhem Steinhude (Germany)

1996-1998
University of Berlin

Fachwerk & Abstract

This piece is a porcelain urinal signed “R. Mutt.” It challenged traditional notions of art by presenting a readymade object as an artwork

WHAT I CAN DO FOR YOU

Key Responsibilities:

  1. Leadership and Team Management:

    • Lead and inspire a team of designers, copywriters, and other creative professionals.
    • Provide guidance and mentorship to team members, fostering a collaborative and innovative work environment.
    • Conduct regular team meetings to review progress, provide feedback, and ensure alignment with project goals.
  2. Creative Strategy and Vision:

    • Develop and maintain a consistent creative vision for the company’s brand and projects.
    • Collaborate with executives and other stakeholders to define project goals, target audience, and creative direction.
    • Oversee the development of creative concepts and ensure they meet the company’s standards and objectives.
  3. Project Management:

    • Plan and oversee the development of marketing materials, advertisements, and other creative assets.
    • Establish project timelines, budgets, and resource allocation.
    • Coordinate with freelance professionals and external vendors to complete projects on time and within budget.
  4. Quality Control:

    • Review and approve all creative work before it is presented to clients or published.
    • Ensure that all creative output is of high quality and aligns with the company’s brand guidelines.
    • Implement feedback from clients and stakeholders to refine and improve creative work.
  5. Client and Stakeholder Relations:

    • Present creative concepts and project updates to clients and company executives.
    • Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, understanding their needs and ensuring their satisfaction.
    • Manage client expectations and address any concerns or feedback promptly.
  6. Innovation and Trends:

    • Stay updated on industry trends, emerging technologies, and best practices in design and marketing.
    • Encourage the team to experiment with new ideas and approaches to keep the company’s creative work fresh and innovative.
    • Identify opportunities for the company to leverage new trends and technologies to enhance its creative output.

WHERE I HAVE BEEN

MY CAREER PATH

GERMANY FRANCE GHANA-SAUDI AREBIA ARABIA-COMOROS-TANZANIA-HOLLAND-UAE
NIGERI-KENYIA-GUINEE CONAQRY DRC BRAZZAVILLE INDONESIA-FIJI ISLANDS-SIERALION-EGYP-KUWAIT-SYRIA-GEORGIA-THAILAND-GREECE0-ARMENIA-MORROCCO 

TURKIYI

 

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Brief Background

2019-2023
Planet One

Green Apple South Pacific Gorilla Culinay Fiji

Creative Director Managment Consulting 

1- CASTAWAY ISLAND TECHNICAL CONSULTANT BUISNESS CONTENUITY PANDAMIC  

2- TJS FIJI - CREATIVE DIRECTOR

3- KORUSUN RESORT SAVUSAVU CREATIVE CONSULTANT & DISPLAY ARTS

4-VICTORIA WINES FIJI - REOPENING MANAGMENT CONSULTANT 

2015 -2018 PARIS-BEIRUT
Green Apple Academy by Ducasse Education

Creative Director & Partner

BY NAJAT CEDRUS HOLDING

EDUCATIONAL CONCEPT  With Collaboration of Ducasse Paris

2000-2015
International Brands

Global Experience in the Hospitality and tourism industry

 

 

2023-TILL PRESENCE
AY CREATIVE AGENCY ISTANBUL

OWNER

DEVELOPMENT OF A NEW BRAND CONCEPT WHICH AM CURENTLY WORKING ON STARTING THIS SITE AND NEW SITES AND CCREATIVE CONSCEP

LANGUAGES

ENGLISH-FRENCH-ARABIC-GERMAN

45%

CREATIVITY

100%

CANVA-WORDPRESS-WIXSTUDIO-ILLUSTRATOR-LUMA-RUNWAY-ADOBE-PS--FIREFLY

65%

CREATOR SHORT EXPRESSIONISM-MOVIE-WRITING AND VEDIO EDITS

100%

CREATIVITY

100%

DESIGNER & DISPLAY ARTIST

70%

CULINARY MANAGEMNT CONSULTANTS/LEADERSHIP

75%

ABSTRACT ARTIST

100%

OPULENT EYE

100%

QUICK JET & SEGMA TRADING

Oversee the creative process from concept to completion. Ensure projects are delivered on time and within budget. Coordinate with external vendors Work closely with the marketing, sales, and product development teams to ensure cohesive branding and messaging. Present and pitch creative concepts to executives and stakeholders.

Victoria Wines

Cost Control: Implement effective inventory management and cost control measures to maximize profits. Performance Analysiy .Efficiency Training: Improve skills in order taking, table setting, and service speed to enhance operational efficiency. Point of Sale (POS) Systems: Train staff on using POS systems effectively to reduce errors and streamline transactions.Strategic Menu Design: Highlight high-margin items and optimize pricing to increase profitability.

Project Consulting Fiji Islands

Running a successful Business or costumer Service requires more than just a great product or food and drinks .i create motivations and creative Direction . my consulting services focus on enhancing every aspect of operations to boost efficiency and drive sales with a creative continuity strategies

Consulting Services for Restaurants and Bars

Optimize Operations, Maximize Sales

Running a successful restaurant or bar requires more than just great food and drinks. Our consulting services focus on enhancing every aspect of your operations to boost efficiency and drive sales. Here’s how we can help:

  1. Menu Engineering

    • Strategic Menu Design: Highlight high-margin items and optimize pricing to increase profitability.
    • Seasonal Updates: Keep your menu fresh and exciting with seasonal ingredients and trends.
  2. Operational Efficiency

    • Streamlined Processes: Improve turnaround times and table turnover rates to serve more customers efficiently.
    • Staff Training: Equip your team with the skills to deliver exceptional service and upsell effectively.
  3. Marketing and Promotions

    • Targeted Campaigns: Use data-driven marketing strategies to attract new customers and retain loyal ones.
    • Special Events: Host themed nights and promotions to boost foot traffic and sales.
  4. Financial Management

    • Cost Control: Implement effective inventory management and cost control measures to maximize profits.
    • Performance Analysis: Regularly review financial performance to identify areas for improvement and growth.
  5. Customer Experience

    • Ambiance and Atmosphere: Create a welcoming environment that enhances the dining experience.
    • Feedback Systems: Implement systems to gather and act on customer feedback to continuously improve.

By focusing on these key areas, we help restaurants and bars not only survive but thrive in a competitive market. Let’s work together to elevate your business to new heights

Project Portfolio consulting services

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KEEP IT CREATIVE

Global Experience with iInternational Branda

PLANET ONE

CREATIVE AGENCY

I’m a visionary, navigating the realms of creativity and innovation as an Art Director in the Art & Design  industry.

  • My journey began in Germany, where I delved into the intricacies of KFZ engine collagen and Audi mechanics, only to realize my true passion lies in crafting art. From sculpting intricate models of Fachwerk houses to adorning streets with abstract graffiti, my artistic journey has been as diverse as it has been vibrant. Transitioning into culinary arts, I found harmony in the culinary world, blending my love for food with my knack for client interaction. Throughout my career in hospitality, I seamlessly integrated sales and marketing strategies and social media arts into every endeavor, ultimately ascending to managerial heights. It was a serendipitous encounter with a client, Tj, that redefined my trajectory. His profound insight led me to embrace my true calling as a Creative Art Director. With a keen eye for detail and an innate understanding of visual storytelling, I embarked on consultancy roles, igniting creative sparks and  Fueled by the ethos of continuous self-discovery, I established “Green Apple, Academy in the middle east as an Educational concept integrated with world best schools * DUCASSE EDUCATION )  and established it for a client in the south Pacific Ocean’

From there i stablished  ONE  and Gorilla culinary as personal brand 2023

 

“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” — Maya Angelou

Professional Summary:

    • ARTIST BY BIRTH 
    • with a deep-seated passion for creative expressionism and Creative graphic Art 

    • Proven track (not yet but very soon )

    • Skilled in translating the complexities of human emotion into compelling visual stories, with a focus on web, print, and publishing design.

Artistic Experience:

    • Expressionist Artist

    • Traveled globally, drawing inspiration from diverse cultures to create art that celebrates the beauty in imperfection.

 

    • Maintained artistic integrity while exploring the depths of color, texture, and emotion, leaving behind a legacy of raw, emotive canvases.

Design Experience:

    • Graphic Designer | Various Agencies

    • Specialized in web design, print design, and publishing, delivering projects that blend functionality with high aesthetic value.

    • Collaborated with clients to create immersive brand experiences, ensuring each design communicates the intended message effectively.

    • Stayed abreast of the latest design trends and technologies to deliver cutting-edge solutions.

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Personal Statement:
My life’s work is a tapestry of experiences, expressed through art and design. I invite viewers and readers alike to embark on a journey of self-discovery and exploration through my creations. As I continue to evolve as an artist and designer, my commitment to stirring the human spirit remains unwavering.

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Artistic Visionary: From Hospitality to Creative Expressionism

My journey is one of transformation, from the precision of German engineering to the boundless realms of abstract expressionism. Art has always been my silent companion, a hobby that grew into a thousand canvases of profound emotion and vibrant abstraction.

In the early days, my hands were attuned to the mechanics of KFZ engines, and the sleek designs of Audi cars. Yet, my soul yearned for more—the freedom of artistic creation. I found solace in sculpting Fachwerk models and bringing life to urban landscapes with abstract graffiti. My world was a canvas, and I was its devoted artist.

The culinary arts beckoned, offering a new canvas for my creativity. As I blended flavors and textures, I also honed my skills in client interaction, weaving my artistic sensibilities into every dish. The hospitality industry became my stage, where I orchestrated sales and marketing with the finesse of a maestro, rising to managerial prominence.

A chance encounter with a discerning client, Thomas, sparked a revelation. His insights ignited my latent passion, steering me towards my destiny as a Creative Art Director. I ventured into consultancy, spreading creative flames across Ghana and the Fiji Islands, and founded “Green Apple,” a beacon of innovation that garnered global acclaim.

Today, I stand at the helm of “Planet One” (www.o1ne7.com), my creative arts agency born from a tapestry of cultural experiences gathered across 25 countries. This journey has not only enhanced my creativity but has also solidified my resolve to inspire through art.

With over 2000 canvases of expressionism abstract art to my name, I am a testament to the transformative power of art. My tools—a laptop, Wacom tablet, and canvas—are extensions of my spirit, each stroke a testament to my dedication to the craft.

As an Art Director, I’ve learned that our role is more than design; it’s a symphony of resilience, courage, and unwavering passion. Embracing change and fueled by a relentless pursuit of artistic excellence, I continue to create, to inspire, and to bring joy through the universal language of art.

Life’s brevity compels us to chase our passions. In every project, I infuse my heart, ensuring authenticity and creativity resonate in every piece. My art is not just a profession—it’s a legacy of love, an invitation to explore the depths of imagination and experience the joy of creation

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AY CREATIVE AGENCY

What Is a Creative Agency? A creative agency is like a Swiss Army knife for businesses. It’s a specialized company that sprinkles stardust (okay, maybe not literally) on brands, products, or services. These magical folks provide a whole spectrum of creative services to help their clients shine:

  1. Branding and Graphic Design: Imagine a team of design sorcerers conjuring up logos, visual identities, and packaging that make your heart skip a beat. They’re the ones who ensure your brand looks as enchanting as a moonlit forest.

  2. Advertising: These are the architects of attention-grabbing campaigns. They weave words, visuals, and strategy into spells that resonate with your audience. Think billboards, digital ads, and those quirky TV commercials that make you go, “Wait, what just happened?”

  3. Marketing Agencies: These strategists wield their wands (okay, laptops) to create marketing magic. They’ll brew up branding potions, stir in digital marketing spells, and sprinkle social media pixie dust. 🧙‍♂️

  4. Digital Agencies: Picture tech-savvy wizards who specialize in online realms. They’ll optimize your website (think web development spells), boost your search visibility (SEO incantations), and even manage your social media scrolls.

  5. Design Agencies: These artists craft visual spells—logos, brochures, websites, and more. They’re the ones who make your brand look like it stepped out of a fairy tale.

  6. Innovation Agencies: Ever wanted to invent a magical widget or a potion that turns Mondays into Fridays? These folks help businesses dream up new ideas, products, and services. They’re like the R&D wizards of the creative world.

  7. PR (Public Relations) Agencies: When your reputation needs a little polishing (or a full-on makeover), these wizards step in. They handle media relations, press releases, and crisis management. Basically, they’re the Gandalfs of damage control.

  8. Creative Consultancies: These sage advisors offer strategic consulting. They’ll sit you down, sip metaphorical tea, and help you hatch brilliant concepts. 🌟

 

“Creativity is just connecting things. When you ask creative people how they did something, they feel a little guilty because they didn’t really do it, they just saw something. It seemed obvious to them after a while.” — Steve Job

ISTANBUL

“You can’t use up creativity. The more you use, the more you have.” — Maya Angelo

“Creativity is inventing, experimenting, growing, taking risks, breaking rules, making mistakes, and having fun.

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