Wall paintings had existed since the earliest history of mankind. Pictorial text on cave walls and on the pillars of ancient civilizations eventually morphed into text characters of some of the most commonly used languages today such as the Chinese and Indian languages. As such, we can see that pictures and paintings are fundamental and essential parts of human development that serve to communicate ideas and messages.

Graffiti and wall paintings appear to be more intricate than simple pictorial texts. They serve more than just putting simple ideas across to those who come in contact with them. They are more symbolic, and as in art pieces, are subject to individual interpretation. Some even serve to create an illusion to passers-by to stimulate their perceptions of the world.

If you don’t really get what I mean, check out the following graffiti, wall paintings and murals found in the Net. Note the emotions you’ll experience and the thoughts that would run through your mind. You will then see how easily we humans can be affected by imagery effects.

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Flight Trough (Image credit: Robert Proch)

An artistic painting on the back of a house with gradients of yellow and red. If you look closely, you would see meshed up images of birds seemingly flying across a window.

Brrrrr… (Image credit: SmugOne)

Sci-fi wall painting resembles that of movie posters of the 60′s and 70′s.

My Precious… (Image credit: SmugOne)

The trademark Gollum, aka Smeagol, from the Lord of the Rings trilogy. Seems like he’s still searching for his precious.

Swarm (Image credit: Today is a Good Day)

Swarm of red, orange and green minnions. Taken near Sunday Market in Grünerløkka Oslo.

Common Threads Restoration (Image credit: City of Philadelphia Mural Arts Program)

A modern take on Victorian era art.

Mural at Broad & Lombard Streets(Image credit: Brooke)

Complex and alluring mural mixing various elements and figures into one great painting.

Busy House (Image credit: Izismile)

A sneak peak of what goes on in an otherwise ordinary-looking house.

Illusionary Tunnel (Image credit: Izismile)

Does this tunnel exists, or is it just a wall painting?

Kosice/Slovakia (Image credit: Przemek Blejzyk)

Pulling the ‘dog’ out of him?

Szczecin/Poland (Image credit: Przemek Blejzyk)

Four mismatched musicians. One wonders what kind of music would they produce?

Door Keepers (Image credit: Firenzesca)

With this guardian by the door, anyone would be safe in here.

Indoor or Outdoor? (Image credit: Firenzesca)

Playing tricks with your eyes.

Kreuzberg Painted Wall (Image credit: Georgios.K)

Events of our lives appearing like channels on our TVs.

The Painted Wall (Image credit: Camil Tulcan)

Perfect view of the sea… but no sea breeze.

Internet Explorer Error Message Tagged (Image credit: Andreas Solberg)

Opps. Error loading wall painting.

Wall Painting (Image credit: Virtuos0)

Even if nothing really happens at the back of the house, you can always make it seem lively with paintings of social activities.

The Invisible Wall (Image credit: Rainbow Skill)

Don’t walk into the wall.

Venice Beach Graffiti (Image credit: California Photo)

Cute little cartoon figures drawn by graffiti artists of Venice, California.

Wall Painting in Riga (Image credit: Amici Del Giovedi)

Beautiful painting portraying mankind’s desire to soar in the skies.

"Pass-Pass to Heaven" (Image credit: MTO)

"Re-mixing" the shutters.

Unicef: Vaccine (Image credit: Ads of the World)

An ad from Unicef — "Send a postcard. Address the problem. Buying a single set of UNICEF postcards provides 26 children with the necessary child paralysis vaccine. This Christmas, your good wishes may save lives."

Peter Baker (Image credit: We Heart It)

A new and refreshing take on American Gothic.

Nike Joga Bonito Commercial (Image credit: DNAike Tony)

Nike graffiti with soccer balls drawn embedded within the wall.

Graffiti, Hasselt (Image credit: Rick & Bart)

Cool and smooth graffiti found in Hasselt, Belgium.

Avispa (Image credit: Tretze)

A giant bee to scare away the apiphobics.

Grafiti, Granada, España 32 (Image credit: Bit Ramone)

The young girl with a cheeky smile and the red streaks behind her paint an atmosphere that is a little disturbing.

Wall Paint (Image credit: NachoMon)

Who needs an actual scenery when you can beautifully paint it against the back of any building?

Riviera’s Amazing Murals (Image credit: Jeremieritta)

Complexity in a mural is an attraction for tourists.

Mural (Image credit: 34th Street)

I can’t help but feel a surge of hope within me when I look at this mural. Beautifully painted and expressed.

Wall Painting, Quebec (Image credit: IgorKole)

Did you realize that the whole thing is a painting painted against a flat surface?

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You can add a Facebook page link in your Twitter profile page so your followers could visit your Facebook page for additional beyond-140char content, but how do you add your Twitter profile link to your tab on Facebook Timeline? Adding external links can easily be done from your Facebook page’s profile information where there’s a column to add your website address, but this will not appear on your tab.

Facebook tab is a new page itself, which means to create a new custom tab, you need to create a new page on your Facebook page, and to add this new page, you will need an application to help you complete the process easily.

This episode of Quick Tip will guide you through the process to add Twitter tab on your Facebook page with CertifiedSeller.org, with one of their free app that will integrate your Twitter feed with your Facebook page.

Add twitter Tab with CertifiedSeller App

CertifiedSeller has an app ready for you to install on your Facebook page, with custom Twitter application that will make it easier for you and your fans to share your tweets on Facebook.

1. To start with this app, go to the CertifiedSeller signup page and register for a free account.

   

2. Fill up your email and password and click Continue.

   

3. When registration complete, you will be redirected to the installation page; click on ‘CS Twitter’.

   

4. You will be redirected to Facebook, now select to which Facebook page you want to add the Twitter tab to, then click Add Page Tab.

   

5. You will now be redirected to your installation page, leave the page open, and now open your Facebook page, notice the Twitter tab is already created for you. Click open the tab page.

   

6. Now you will see your page ID, copy this ID and go back to the Certifiedseller installation page.

   

7. In the installation page, enter your fan page name, the page ID you copied earlier, your Twitter username and click Save.

   

8. Now that you have completed the integration, go back to your Facebook page, click on your Twitter tab and you will now see your Twitter feed, with the Facebook buttons, for easier sharing.

   

Conclusion

There are many tools and applications available for free on the Web to help you add a Twitter tab or add new pages on your Facebook page, and CertifiedSeller is just one of it. Some app allows you to do extra customization: you could change the tab image and icon, and even change the whole page interface. But what I’d like to know is, would you add a Twitter tab to your Facebook page?

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