Showing posts with label Native. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Native. Show all posts

Wednesday, October 26, 2022

NUNA Project | EXTRADO 2

Project Quechua: NUNA Project 


EXTRADO 2
Extrado in Latin 
means Give Away.


Quechua • Hopi • English • Español
SPIRIT • WATER • MOON • MORNING

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They make excellent wallpaper.

Spirit: Quechua | Hopi

Water: Quechua | Hopi 

Moon: Quechua | Hopi 

Morning: Quechua | Hopi 


Monday, October 24, 2022

NUNA Project | EXTRADO 1

Project Quechua: NUNA Project 


EXTRADO 1
Extrado in Latin 
means Give Away.

Some years ago I had a powerful desire to want to learn the Hopi | Hopílavayi language. Something deep inside me, somewhere in the labyrinth of my subconscious, there was a thirst to absorb all the Hopi language I could retain in my spirit.

My need to want to immerse myself in learning how to say basic, useful Hopi words most likely stems from my love and admiration of the Kachinas. Absolutely everything about the Kachinas illuminate my mind, heart and spirit. My Kachina dolls, along with Hopi Lightning Stick, never cease to inspire me, wether in my art or life in general.

So now, after all these years, I’m finally getting around to learning useful, basic Hopi words that I can hopefully utilize in my daily life. I’m taking careful steps now: easy, basic words and then, eventually, super-useful phrases. I’m aware of the different dialects and will decide which one to focus on when the time arrives.

Let’s go, I have some words I’d 
like share and give away to you…

Quechua • Hopi • English • Español
STAR • SUN • RAIN • EAGLE

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They make excellent wallpaper, too.

Star: Quechua | Hopi

Sun: Quechua | Hopi

Rain: Quechua | Hopi 

Eagle: Quechua | Hopi 

Saturday, October 22, 2022

NUNA Project | 2018

Project Quechua: NUNA Project

NUNA in Quechua means Spirit / Soul.

The NUNA Project is an offshoot of Project Quechua. I began the NUNA Project in 2018 as way to unwind from creating non-stop.

While focusing on conjuring up works of art for Project Quechua and constructing my second Quechua Runasimi book, I will also randomly produce NUNA Project related art.

In order for me to “take a break” from Project Quechua, I will go full speed ahead brainstorming and creating NUNA Project related artwork. When I create I get into this Hyperfocus mode and learned to overcome “writer’s block”, creative dry spell by creating even more. Yes, I do take time away from creating by living life, reading one too many books, movies, etc.

NUNA Project focus has mainly to do with various subjects and art forms dealing within the Spiritual, Indigenous, Subconscious, Supernatural, Music or Cyberpunk realm: Think TUROK • Tal’set (Nintendo 64) & all his awesome super-high tech weapons — that’s me.

Activating:

Spiritual Invincibility


Tasunke Witko (Crazy Horse), Oglala Lakota Sioux

Original Release Date: 
Monday, November 5, 2018

Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West by Dee Brown • Chapter 12: The War for the Black Hills

Sunday, September 18, 2022

Project Quechua: 🌨🔥❄️

Quechua | Runasimi 

NISHUTAN PARASHAN 🌨

IT'S RAINING HEAVILY • ESTA LLOVIENDO MUCHO

ANCHATA RUPHASHAN 🔥

IT'S VERY HOT • HACE MUCHO CALOR


ANCHATA CHIRISHAN ❄️
IT'S VERY COLD • HACE MUCHO FRÍO


Wednesday, September 14, 2022

Project Quechua: ⏰ 👍❓👋

 Quechua | Runasimi 

IMA URASMI KASHAN ⏰ 

WHAT TIME IS IT? • ¿QUÉ HORA ES?


ALLINMI, KUSA 👍

OK, AGREED! • ¡VALE, DE ACUERDO!


IMANASUNKIN ❓

WHAT'S THE MATTER? • ¿QUÉ PASA?


TUPANANCHISKAMA 👋

SEE YOU LATER! • ¡HASTA LUEGO!

Thursday, October 3, 2019

Runasimi: I Am Learning Quechua • Video

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RunasimiTa Yacha Kusani • I am learning Quechua (2019) by John Pescoran


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Featuring    

  1.  Numbers
  2.  Colors
  3.  Seasons
  4.  Days
  5.  Months
  6.  Animals
  7.  Quechua in Pop Culture
  8.  Quechua Info & Facts
+ Much More!

Publisher     Project Quechua
Published    2019
Language    Quechua • English • Spanish
Pages           136 • Full Color
Binding         Perfect-bound paperback



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Wednesday, April 10, 2019

Runasimi • I am learning QUECHUA (Book, 2019) by John Pescoran

NOW AVAILABLE
 Paperback, 136 Pages

Runasimi Ta Yacha Kusani • I am learning Quechua (2019) by John Pescoran


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Featuring Chapters       

  1.  Numbers
  2.  Colors
  3.  Seasons
  4.  Days
  5.  Months
  6.  Animals
  7.  Quechua in Pop Culture
  8.  Quechua Info & Facts
+ Much, Much More!


Publisher     Project Quechua
Published    2019
Language    Quechua • English • Spanish
Pages           136 • Full Color
Binding         Perfect-bound paperback
Dimensions 8.5 x 11 


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Wednesday, December 26, 2018

Hopi • Lightning • Stick


Hopi Lightning Stick


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I'm super-focused working 
on BOOK and NEW ART.

Project Quechua

Jaku Ripuna

Thursday, September 6, 2018

Quechua • Runa Simi

Quechua • Runa Simi





The three main languages in Perú are Spanish, Quechua (Runa Simi) and Aymara. Perú is home to an abundance of indigenous languages. For someone who loves overloading on (useful) information, and thrives on always learning something new, knowing that Perú is home to a plethora of indigenous languages fills me with so much joy.



These days, I've been learning a lot of words and phrase in Quechua. It's taken me roughly one full week to learn about 10-15 words and phrases. Once I reach the one week point, all the Quechua I was leaning just comes to me naturally. Today would be the one week mark, and without having to force myself, I'm going to reload and learn a whole new set of words and phrases. I've learned to just let my subconscious and my thirst for knowledge lead the way.

You see, in Perú, we use a lot of words or phrases in Quechua in our daily life when we speak Spanish. So, learning Quechua has been a super-enjoyable, satisfying and wondrous experience. 

Once I've fully downloaded as much Quechua into my heart, soul and mind, I will proceed to learn as much Aymara as I can.




*I don't find it odd at all, but outrageously natural that I can randomly enjoy and savor the taste of a Cherry or Vanilla Coke, and can pretty much have Beef Jerky for breakfast, lunch and diner. Both, Coca and Jerky, originally come from the Quechua words: Cuca (Coca-Cola used coca leaf extract in its products from 1885 and until about 1903) and Ch'arki (a Quechua word from dried alpaca or llama meat).


RANDOM ART

 

Above are two very awesome Perúvian Ocarina's


Working on downloading too much Quechua, new art and more new art. I'm working on something that I would really love to share with you... but It'll have to wait until the time is just right.


Huq P'unchaykama!


I'm currently reading two amazingly important and heartbreaking books: Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee: An Indian History of the American West by Dee Brown and The Last of the Incas: The Rise and Fall of an American Empire by Edward Hyams and George Ordish.

 


I'm currently listening to all the 
Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind soundtracks.

Here's a great website with all the info on ALL the Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind music: NAUSICAA MUSIC INFORMATION

If you appreciate anime, Hayao Miyazaki or mangas, I highly recommend you checkout Nausicaä of the Valley of the Wind

Kaze no Tani no Naushika