There is no water for watercolor:|:(:

| Questions and answers based on this photograph:

Q: Did you colorize the image?
A: No, I just tried to improve it.

Q: Do you like dust?
A: No, not even the fine powder version.

Q: Do you have knowledge about the image shown?
A: Honestly? No. Later I'll go to NASA~JPL to try to find out if there's any explanation there, even if it's basic.

Q: Why did you choose this image?
A: Because it reminded me of a watercolor palette, but mainly because it reminded me of a basic palette of dry pastel sticks, a painting technique that I have always liked since my days as an editorial illustration student, even though I didn't like the name given to that technique.
The image appears to be something simple, but I think that behind that apparent simplicity there are complex, sophisticated technologies, like a watercolor painting made by someone experienced in the subject, another comparison would be the keyboard of a piano.

Q: Do you believe you are on the right track?
A: There are several signs that confirm this. I have managed to escape the Earth's gravity to wander in a seemingly existential and agnostic manner across the exotic Martian landscape, whose soil is covered with fine dust and crusted rocks that are apparently effective in damaging the metal wheels of robotic vehicles.

Q: Anything else?
A: Does the lighter color mean the presence of some bacteria? If so, were they brought from Earth to colonize Mars?
The sentence could be: "Two planets, the story continues, see you later."

Plug-in:)

| Questions and answers based on this electronic art:

Q: Do you believe that you are going too far beyond reality?
A: Honestly? No.

Q: Do you think you will win any awards with this electronic art?
A: Honestly? No.

Q: Why did you make this electronic art?
A: To complement the previous post.

Q: Where does this image come from?
A: The previous image was a background image for a device's screen, a 'wallpaper', I made it during some tests of some .8bf image plugins.

Q: Where did the original image come from?
A: It didn't come from the moon, nor from Venus, and certainly not from Mars.
It is extremely helpful to mention that I was not the author of the original image, nor am I suggesting or emphasizing that the original image was my own.

Q: Any further answers?
A: This is all the smallest fraction of anything in the universe, and the universe is not owned by any Church or Temple.

Q: What do you think you're going to die of?
A: A natural death, murdered by the capitalist system, the progression of an initial inertia invented by people who are no longer alive. There will be no beyond.

Rest in peace.

| Questions and answers based on this photograph:

Q: Do you identify with waste?
A: No.

Q: Did you participate in the Marcha do Messias?
A: A minha motocicleta de volta para eu poder comprar o meu primeiro computador enquanto ferramenta para eu estudar e trabalhar, e tentar manter feliz o meu casamento, no thanks.

Q: Did you ever think about participating in that TV show ... Teen Beija Pato?
A: What? Teen Beija Rato? ... No.
I really consider it to be in bad taste for a woman to get a huge tattoo on a visible part of her body, on one of her legs, on one of her arms, ... Tattooing was the first art-related service that I discarded.

Q: Do you know anything about any Slender Man?
A: What? ... I don't even remember the sound of the band Sweet anymore, and the band Slade was never my favorite band, nor was the band Slayer, and I consider it in bad taste and inappropriate to try to compare the drawings related to that macabre and ecological fantasy with the NMA. I also don't believe that he is related to the death of Kurt C., vocalist, guitarist, composer, and lyricist.
If I wanted to, I could even go further and comment on at least one real related episode, but at this moment I have no interest.

Q: Do you consider the documentary on the subject mentioned relevant?
A: Yes, relevant, even though I didn't watch it on TV from start to finish.
In the apparent first hearing, the judge, real and not imaginary, correctly interpreted what had happened and tried to prevent further events from occurring, something that would probably have happened.
It's also worth mentioning that the subject is wide-ranging, involving parents, the community, society, and the entertainment industry, which can be accessible to almost any age.
At the beginning of the 1980s I really considered the totalitarian expansion of the new heavy metal by worshipping the Middle Ages to be bad taste, I had already considered that approach to be outdated.

Q: What do you consider freedom in approaching a subject?
A: Being able to talk about myself without intermediaries, specifically without having to ask for any favors from capitalist elitists in the communications sector, and even more specifically asking for any favors from those related to political parties.
{[(Group of italian immigrants, any doubt?)]}

FGRST (GLAST)

| Questions and answers based on this image:

Q: Do you stand still every day of the week waiting for someone to give you some prize, some trophy?
A: Honestly? No.

Q: Do you feel guilty about still being alive?
A: Honestly? No.

Q: Are you going or coming back?
A: Honestly?

Q: Have you ever been to outer space to lay cables around the Earth?
A: Honestly? No.

Q: What would be the best color for a cable that orbits the Earth?
A: I think and believe that if it were black it might look good aesthetically, but the number of problems would increase with that.

Q: Have you watched the movie Gravity?
A: Yes, more than realistic, hyperrealistic, but in a real situation anyone who wasn't ejected back to Earth before the first impact would die.

Q: Did you understand everything about the subject in the image?
A: Honestly, no, but later I will look for teaching material at the app developer's address that can try to resolve some basic doubts, preferably as a FAQ.

Q: Anything else on the subject?
A: Honestly?

FGRST (GLAST)

| Questions and answers based on this image:

Q: Why don't you give up?
A: I would never kill myself.

Q: Have you met any LoRi R.?
A: No, I did and liked LR's song Satellite of Love on LR Live on LP.

Q: Do people who die first warn that others will die later?
A: No.

Q: Does curiosity kill?
A: It can hurt a person and even kill them.

Q: Do you identify with the current days?
A: Honestly, no.

Q: What do you think about a ridiculous politician who expresses unfortunate opinions on the subject of war?
A: The question is about the demagogue Lula who was not elected president in 1989?

Q: Do you know what the probability is of a Starlink satellite falling on you?
A: Given the huge number of them, I think the probability is perhaps higher than that of others.

Q: What makes you sad these days?
A: The present day. When there was less population density the city was less noisy.

Q: Any other answers?
A: That live LP was really good, I heard it when I was in high school. Imagination is better than reality.

Q: Any songs to finish?
A: C. - Death and All His Friends.

Thank God?