OCD Daily: Issue #266

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OCD DAILY - Issue #266

Welcome to the 266th issue of @OCD Daily!

Issue #266 highlights content from ten (10) Steemit Content Creators! The OCD team continues its search throughout Steemit to find you the undervalued gems, as provided by relatively new users.

Today our curators found ten new pieces of original content! We strive to find works that are created by newer Steemit users, that may not have the audience with which to share their quality content. @OCD strives to help provide that audience and intends to showcase Steemit users who put in the extra effort to create creative, original content.

The @OCD nomination process

A curator will FIND a piece of work (typically from newer users). Within 24 hours that piece has been submitted from the curator to the @OCD team, curator votes are tallied, and the pieces with the most votes are included in the compilation.

We encourage you to visit these blogs and show these great Steemians your support and encouragement.

If you enjoyed their work, give them a Follow or maybe even say Hello!

All of the content chosen by our curators is undervalued, but there is always one piece that rises to the top. That piece is universally appreciated and valued by our curators making it OCD’s Top Nomination of the Day.

Our top nomination of the day is from @cendrinemedia

Scene 1 of this play by @cendrinemedia opens at the funeral of Cassandra's mother. Her emotions are demanding a pause as she searches for a moment of peace in the church during this process of group closure, but her father is pushing her to move forward too quickly in her grief.

Curated by @geke

'In the Silence of Words' - Act I, Scene 1

Our next nomination of the day is from @astromaniac

Do you ever look at the night sky and wonder what the stars are made of? Turns out astronomers of 19th century didn’t know until some pretty remarkable discoveries were made by physicists and the right instrument for astronomy connecting the two invented - the spectroscope. @astromaniac’s blog is full of exactly the right dose of mind blowing stories about astronomy and science inspiring us all to wonder about how far we’ve come as human race with technology, knowledge and our never ending curiosity about the universe.

Curated by @m31

Astronomy of the nineteenth century

Our next nomination of the day is from @heyjess

There is a solution to everything or so does @heyjess think. This user from Venezuela had a hard time finding art materials for an artwork, so he had turned a wrinkled piece of paper into a perfect surface for a drawing. Making something out of nothing might be the way to go! See for yourself.

Curated by @fukako

Do you need the best materials to do #art? ... I do not believe it | Recycle and have art | @heyjess

Our next nomination of the day is from @charlotteneko

I’m not a cat person but it seems in this days that cats are very popular so here’s a post about one in particular, Pepito. He’s a very important part of the family and @charlotteneko tell us his story.

Curated by @elteamgordo

The story of my cat

Our next nomination of the day is from @marya77

What if, there is a way to turn used coffee grounds into an artwork? @marya77 has the answer. She is a painter from tehran who shares daily art, step by step, using coffee grounds as the medium. Do you want to know how she does it? check her artwork through the link below.

Curated by @macchiata

drawing Samurai / Japanese military warrior with coffee

Our next nomination of the day is from @silkroad40

After his trip to the most far away point from any ocean Philipe, a explorer from @silkroad40, takes his flight to EU-China Business and Technology Cooperation Fair. There he represented Austria and the European Union as Ambassador for the future of traveling and made a lot of pictures he shares with us in this post.

Curated by @jeanpi1908

EU-CHINA Business and Technology Cooperation Fair in Chengdu / EU-CHINA Wirtschafts- und Technologiegipfel in Chengdu [EN/DE]

Our next nomination of the day is from @kleonella

@kleonella of the artist posted an article on the theme of Japanese koi carp. @kleonella seems to like the theme of fish. Air bubbles on water are also drawn. I have seen Japanese koi carp swimming, but I thought the carp that @kleonella drew was similar. Why do not you see @kleonella's artworks in this article?

Curated by @yasu24

Japanese carp. Oil painting on a round canvas

Our next nomination of the day is from @itegoarcanadei

Ireland is a country full of charm and corners that deserve to be visited and known. Such as the beautiful town of Kilkenny, also known for its production of the homonymous beer. Here's how to turn a personal travel experience into a pleasant multilingual article.

Curated by @sardart

E&F Europe albums: #1X02 Ireland Sky - Kilkenny ! [ENG/ESP/ITA]

Our next nomination of the day is from @jeremyrfk

Teaming up with other artists, @jeremyrfk shows us the work they did to create a 3x3 Meter canvas, using a poem about a nomadic traveller as inspiration. Finally, we see it installed in place.

Curated by @GMuxx

Designing a large banner for public display

Our next nomination of the day is from @niko3d

Talented artist @niko3d shares three incredible pieces of his artwork done for inktober. Each artwork is unique and the strokes and layers make the creations visually appealing and striking.

Curated by @jznsamuel

Inktober 25th to 27th, Kittens, Monsters and Pumpkins OH MY, by niko3d

This concludes today’s edition of the OCD Daily. We would like to congratulate the featured authors as well as those nominated.
We hope you were able to take away something different, fresh, and new from these posts, provided by the @ocd curators.

The OCD team would also like to thank those that strive to make a difference. As anyone can create a post but only some can create/build value.

Stop by tomorrow for another edition of OCD Daily!

Keep up the great work creating original content.

You never know when @ocd may be around :)

Today's post authored by @GuyFawkes4-20

Know that your Resteem supports undervalued authors!