In 2003, Nintendo released their 10th installment of The Legend of Zelda series with The Wind Waker for the GameCube. Fans were ready for another adventure with Link as just a few years prior, both The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time and The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask were released for the Nintendo 64.Continue reading “Why Nintendo’s The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker Will Always “Age Well””
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Artist Spotlight: Hannah Hook
Hannah Hook is a local student artist who attends Randolph Community College in Asheboro, North Carolina. Originally from Virginia, Hannah and her family moved to North Carolina in 2003 and have been here ever since. Ever since she was a kid, Hannah loved art and loved making art. It wasn’t until High School when sheContinue reading “Artist Spotlight: Hannah Hook”
For The First Time In Over 200 Years, New Blue Pigment Is Discovered
This new shade of blue called “YInMn” or “Yin Min Blue” was created accidentally by chemists at Oregon State University in 2009. The color had to first be approved by the Environmental Protection Agency in order for Yin Min Blue to be used for commercial use. It can be found for sale in select stores,Continue reading “For The First Time In Over 200 Years, New Blue Pigment Is Discovered”
Swiss Museum Calls for the End of Lockdown
Some museums in Basel, Switzerland, had issued for a quick reopening as museums are necessary for the “mental well-being of all” and as long as public health precautions are in place, their reopening do not pose a threat to the public. The museums arguments were that typical visits do not accumulate a grand abundance ofContinue reading “Swiss Museum Calls for the End of Lockdown”
Mummy with Gold Tongue Found in Egypt
At the Taposiris Magna Temple in western Alexandria, Egypt, archaeologists discovered 16 burial shafts. In one of those shafts, they discovered a mummy who found a gold foil tongue in its mouth. This practice of being buried with a “golden tongue” was to ensure that the dead would be able to speak to the courtContinue reading “Mummy with Gold Tongue Found in Egypt”
Stolen Picasso from Athens Gallery May Still Be in Greece
About a decade ago, two thieves stole several pieces of artwork, including Picasso’s Head of a Woman, at the National Gallery in Athens. Since the break-in, museum curators have heightened their security system but new research suggests that the painting may still be in the country. Head of a Woman was painted in 1939 usingContinue reading “Stolen Picasso from Athens Gallery May Still Be in Greece”