Justice for All: Included in Blogs.24.com in South Africa by Jeanihess

First off I want to say wow!  You did a very impressive job of collecting all the Scales of Justice Images!  You also made some very good points!!!!  Congratulations on doing a very thorough job of getting your point across, and thanks for including my painting Justice for All! -Ed Stresino-
    

Jeanihess from South Africa

created a picture blog that demonstrates different notions of justice using different images of the Scales of Justice on a blogger called Blogs.24.com

Picturesque JUSTICE

by: Jeanihess

March 22, 2013: in South Africa, uncategorized

Had some fun with Justice hey; the Scales of Justice to be exact.

We can’t quite get from here to here:

People talk about JUSTICE; wear it as tattoos like a badge:

The scales of Water Justice:

They talk a lot about women and children and even more about Nature and the Environment:

A bit like Voster and Verwoerd I thought:

and do we trust JUSTICE when it seems to be bought- available to the rich but not to the poor?

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Where does our JUSTICE come from? Young super heroes:

horoscopes?

Justice of power and violence?

Justice For All:

                

  Justice for All: by: Ed Stresino

 Equality for all people is a universal battle that engages all of us. The fight for justice is rooted in a human struggle towards this basic human right. 

 -Edward C. Stresino-

 

Flag of the People’s 21st Century Revolution Free Faction Scales:

The Rainbow Justice:

                         

Perhaps a joke as a yoke for the oppressed and poor?

1.They should get out of the bush and into education hey- but whose?

2.Statue of Justice missing sword and scales   3.Realtor Kickbacks

Thoth and Ammit depicted as the Scales of Justice.

This girl is the scales of justice.

Apparently even St. Peter believes in the scales of justice.

Scales of Justice peeking Perhaps JUSTICE is NOT blind?

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World Premiere of Space Shuttle

The World Premiere of my painting entitled:
                                 
                                  Space Shuttle

    The Space Shuttle was the first operational orbital spacecraft designed for reuse. It carried different payloads to low Earth orbit, provided crew rotation and supplies for the International Space Station (ISS), and performed servicing missions. The orbiter could also recover satellites and other payloads from orbit and return them to Earth. Each Shuttle was designed for a projected lifespan of 100 launches or ten years of operational life, although this was later extended.

       Each Space Shuttle is a reusable launch system that is composed of three main assemblies: the reusable Orbiter Vehicle (OV), the expendable external tank (ET), and the two reusable solid rocket boosters (SRBs).[22] Only the orbiter entered orbit shortly after the tank and boosters are jettisoned. The vehicle was launched vertically like a conventional rocket, and the orbiter glided to a horizontal landing like an airplane, after which it was refurbished for reuse. The SRBs parachuted to splashdown in the ocean where they were towed back to shore and refurbished for later Shuttle missions.

        Three Space Shuttle Main Engines (SSMEs) are mounted on the orbiter's aft fuselage in a triangular pattern. The engine nozzles can swivel 10.5 degrees up and down, and 8.5 degrees from side to side during ascent to change the direction of their thrust to steer the Shuttle. The orbiter structure is made primarily from aluminum alloy, although the engine structure is made primarily from titanium alloy.  (excerpted from Wikipedia)

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Review For The Story of Circlism by Edward C. Stresino

An absolutely delightful experience! This book is bursting with color and images. Nearly every page contains the colorful and so original artwork of the author, Mr. Stresino. He explains his style for the reader in easy to understand terms. In addition, and what makes this gem different from many other art books, is the writing. Although the book would be a wonder on its own, the inclusion of the author's original short stories pushes this effort over the top with great ease. The result is an enchanting treat for the reader. I can only hope there will be more to come in the near future from this wonderful author / artist. I recommend this book highly, for anyone regardless of their age, gender or culture. Thank you Mr. Stresino!!

Marc Decker 
Music Teacher

World Premiere of Dream, Nightmare, or Reality?

Dream, Nightmare or Reality? 

The painting is a depiction of a sweet innocent girl who is facing her greatest obstacles that includes facing her demons in life and in her dreams.