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“I look so かわいい, don’t ya think?” -Copi
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”When the squad finally adds you to the group chat” -Copi
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An Everything Bagel with Scallion Cream Cheese No—THE “Everything w/ Scallion” When in NYC, eat as the New Yorkers do: discover the best bagel in city, backed by research. This week’s #CopusSpotlight—everythingiseverything.nyc—a comprehensive database for finding the best bagel🥯
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“Shakespeare is alive and well!” -Copi
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Credit to X user @fungrantica for finding the review by charlotte_twister!
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The Encyclopedia of… scent? A website to discover, compare & contrast colognes and perfumes, this week’s #CopusSpotlight—Fragrantica.com The best part: the reviews, which try to capture a “best guess” of the fragrance’s smell—mostly helpful and often hilarious
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Dujardin’s “Les Lauriers Sont Coupés” may have been Joyce’s inspiration Joyce even signed a copy of #Ulysses sent to Dujardin with the message: “The Impenitent Thief” So… what exactly did Joyce steal?
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In Le Monologue intérieur, Dujardin describes the “stolen” style: “The innovation of interior monologue … [was] flux of thoughts … without [logical] linkage” Make stream-of-consciousness your own at Copus.io—don’t “steal,” connect to Dujardin as an inspiration📝
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Ulysses is the best book of the 20th century Ranked #1 by the largest US publisher (PRH), #JamesJoyce’s magnum opus is a must-read So why did Joyce claim to “steal” it? (🧵⅓) This week’s Copus.io creator spotlight: author of the inspiring work, #ÉdouardDujardin
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Are you sure your house is your home? Wuchao Feng contended with this uncertainty in one word: Saltiness Sculptor & photographer, this week's spotlighted Copus #creator discusses the lie of "hometown" in an exclusive interview around Water and Salt🔗 https://www.copus.io/work/2642300591204771820477d060181e27
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Did you know the first AAA Chinese Video Game was based on a book from 1592? Inspired by Chinese folklore, Wu Cheng'en wrote it anonymously as satire on bureaucracy Read Journey to the West and be inspired like #BlackMythWukong was—create your spin now: https://www.copus.io/work/b988835320be45988fe419db263f577a
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Or, check out Pedal Legs and discover how three sources culminate in Zhe’s painting https://www.copus.io/work/11c389c330714a9c9adb834eb918733f END OF THREAD https://frames.neynar.com/f/fcff808a/89b94ad7
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Eccentric Bystanders by Zhe Zhang https://www.copus.io/work/312ade2a8e85421e9434224a077a92b0 5/6
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There are “things that aren’t fully expressed, and I want to keep saying them and say them better.” Browse Zhe’s art; discover his constant re-expression with pieces that build off self-inspiration Some suggestions: High Lifting and Low Drooping https://www.copus.io/work/877250737b0046f692a2f7502c13a2b3 4/6
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“[Art] is related to inertia. Sometimes it feels hard to say whether I’m making art, or if art is shaping me.” When asked about who most inspired Zhe, he lists: Tuymans Richter Manet Singer Can you feel the influence? 3/6 https://frames.neynar.com/f/65fae010/0c2bf9b9
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Look at the layers of waves But I can't swim at all Who can be blamed? The waves are flat and hard They don't have feet either But with time My shadow On the dry sea Moves quietly How does the meaning change when we see this painting which inspired Little Duck? 2/6
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Why is The Little Duck a meditation on patience? Zhe Zhang’s poem reveals how he perceives his own work For this week’s Copus.io Creator Spotlight, we sat down with Zhe—learn more about how inspiration is crucial to his work. Read our short interview below 1/6
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Enter Copus, the inspiration network END OF THREAD, but not the end of our story… We are still discovering that, with your help—browse Copus and read the full story of how our team got here via the Digital Long Spoon Parable ⬇️ ⬇️ https://www.copus.io/work/01acce79be524f389655b9658fd3568b 9/9
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Since when has creativity become a privilege? If the existing system makes things so difficult, why don't we create a better one? So, we did Copus has redefined the modern creator, outside the copyright paradigm And now, our solution is here 8/9
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They thought they could see the finish line But the studio still needed to green-light the project with platforms. It’s been 1.5 years—the project is out of Handuo and team’s hands They sat back and asked, with this system: How many other creative minds are being buried? 7/9
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