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Designed and screen printed by Magen Mitchell.
This print was featured at Signed & Numbered Gallery's "These are the Quotes from Our Favorite 80s Movies" show. Based on the quote from the 1985 Ridley Scott film Legend when the goblins are discussing Lily's finer points, "She was so sweet, I could eat her brains like jam!"
Hand printed with 2 colors of water-based ink on French Paper's Speckletone Cream 70# Text paper. The print edition is limited, at only 40.
Size: 12.5 x 19 inches
Each print is individually signed and numbered on the bottom.
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Looking at signs in a new way for the Dave & Dave group this week. I'm sure this shot will get lost in Saturday absences. A shame, too, because I think it's one of my best.
If you see it, please see it big.
Behold the Bamboodu Theater -- a portable puppet show for political rallies, civic events and art shows.
I created this street theater experience to engage people of all ages to help change the world through civic action.
Our first scene features Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, illustrating the eternal fight between hope and fear through animated puppets, visual gags, news tickers and music, powered by Arduino.
The Bamboodu Theater will be on exhibit at Artworks Downtown in San Rafael from April 14 to 28. We also plan to show it at the Tax March in San Francisco on April 15, at Marinovators in the College of Marin on April 22, at the Climate March on April 29 and the Mill Valley Memorial Day Parade on May 30.
I’m very grateful to all the gracious collaborators who helped me create the Bamboodu Theater: Edward Janne, Phyllis Florin, Mark Petrakis, Geo Monley, Jean Bolte and our friends at Pataphysical Studios. Special thanks to Angelique Benicio for inviting us to premiere it at Signs of Hope, her political art show at Artworks Downtown in San Rafael.
An inspiring collection of political signs is on display at ‘Signs of Hope’, a special exhibit at Art Works Downtown in San Rafael. Over a hundred folks came to the opening celebration on April 14th, attracting creative minds of all ages and backgrounds.
‘Signs of Hope’ features some really creative signs used for civil activism during 2016-2017. The show includes my Bamboodu Theater, a puppet stage featuring Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, with animated characters, news ticker and music.
This popular art show is curated by artist Angelique Benicio and community leader Thomas Roedoc, with support from Art Works Downtown and the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).
Learn more about Signs of Hope:
Behold the Bamboodu Theater -- a portable puppet show for political rallies, civic events and art shows.
I created this street theater experience to engage people of all ages to help change the world through civic action.
Our first scene features Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, illustrating the eternal fight between hope and fear through animated puppets, visual gags, news tickers and music, powered by Arduino.
The Bamboodu Theater will be on exhibit at Artworks Downtown in San Rafael from April 14 to 28. We also plan to show it at the Tax March in San Francisco on April 15, at Marinovators in the College of Marin on April 22, at the Climate March on April 29 and the Mill Valley Memorial Day Parade on May 30.
I’m very grateful to all the gracious collaborators who helped me create the Bamboodu Theater: Edward Janne, Phyllis Florin, Mark Petrakis, Geo Monley, Jean Bolte and our friends at Pataphysical Studios. Special thanks to Angelique Benicio for inviting us to premiere it at Signs of Hope, her political art show at Artworks Downtown in San Rafael.
For more info, visit bit.ly/bamboodu-info
Jeff Kinney and editor Charles Kochman pose with Kinney's New York Times
bestselling "novel-in-cartoons," Diary of a Wimpy Kid, in the Abrams
booth. Kinney attracted a large crowd at signings on Saturday and
Sunday.
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Limo: 2007 Black 120-inch Lincoln 5th door limousine #1037
Stock Number: 1037
Price: $27695.00
Year: 2007
Make: Lincoln
Model: Town Car
Builder: Krystal
Mileage: 156980
Doors: 5
Lease Option: Down payment of $8,995 due at signing. $739/per month for 48 months.
Features: 5th door, vinyl top, alloy wheels, wood trim, charcoal black interior, overlay carpet, overhead controls, overhead stereo with cd player, DVD player, 15" lcd flat screen, privacy divider window, heavy duty rear a/c and heating, j-seating, ruffled seats, custom bar with wood surfaces, ice bins, cup holders, foot bar to protect bar, 7" flat screen, overhead ac vents above bar, courtesy interior dome lights, exterior coach lights, dual batteries, dual alternators, and much more!!
Please call or text: (323) 209-8510 for more information.
Behold the Bamboodu Theater -- a portable puppet show for political rallies, civic events and art shows.
I created this street theater experience to engage people of all ages to help change the world through civic action.
Our first scene features Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, illustrating the eternal fight between hope and fear through animated puppets, visual gags, news tickers and music, powered by Arduino.
The Bamboodu Theater will be on exhibit at Artworks Downtown in San Rafael from April 14 to 28. We also plan to show it at the Tax March in San Francisco on April 15, at Marinovators in the College of Marin on April 22, at the Climate March on April 29 and the Mill Valley Memorial Day Parade on May 30.
I’m very grateful to all the gracious collaborators who helped me create the Bamboodu Theater: Edward Janne, Phyllis Florin, Mark Petrakis, Geo Monley, Jean Bolte and our friends at Pataphysical Studios. Special thanks to Angelique Benicio for inviting us to premiere it at Signs of Hope, her political art show at Artworks Downtown in San Rafael.
For more info, visit bit.ly/bamboodu-info
An inspiring collection of political signs is on display at ‘Signs of Hope’, a special exhibit at Art Works Downtown in San Rafael. Over a hundred folks came to the opening celebration on April 14th, attracting creative minds of all ages and backgrounds.
‘Signs of Hope’ features some really creative signs used for civil activism during 2016-2017. The show includes my Bamboodu Theater, a puppet stage featuring Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, with animated characters, news ticker and music.
This popular art show is curated by artist Angelique Benicio and community leader Thomas Roedoc, with support from Art Works Downtown and the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).
Learn more about Signs of Hope:
1) Purchase meter.
2) Install in your cubicle.
3) Wait for an annoying co-worker to start in on a desperately-pointless story about their personal life.
4) Before they really get going, cough and point at sign above meter:
RATES
Wasting My Time With Inane Chit-Chat
1 MINUTE each QUARTER
30 SECONDS each DIME
10 SECONDS each NICKEL
10 MINUTE TIME LIMIT
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The Red Kite (Milvus milvus) is a medium-large bird of prey in the family Accipitridae, which also includes many other diurnal raptors such as eagles, buzzards, and harriers. The species is currently endemic to the Western Palearctic region in Europe and northwest Africa, though formerly also occurred just outside in northern Iran. It is resident in the milder parts of its range in western Europe and northwest Africa, but birds from northeastern and central Europe winter further south and west, reaching south to Turkey. Vagrants have reached north to Finland and south to Israel, Libya and Gambia. Red kites are 60 to 70 cm long with a 175–179 cm wingspan; males weigh 800–1,200 g, and females 1,000–1,300 g. It is an elegant bird, soaring on long wings held at a dihedral, and long forked tail, twisting as it changes direction. The body, upper tail and wing coverts are rufous. The white primary flight feathers contrast with the black wing tips and dark secondaries. Apart from the weight difference, the sexes are similar, but juveniles have a buff breast and belly. Its call is a thin piping sound, similar to but less mewling than the common buzzard. There is a rare white leucistic form accounting for approximately 1% of hatchlings in the Welsh population but is at a disadvantage in the survival stakes The red kite's diet consists mainly of small mammals such as mice, voles, shrews, young hares and rabbits. It feeds on a wide variety of carrion including sheep carcasses and dead game birds. Live birds are also taken and occasionally reptiles and amphibians. Earthworms form an important part of the diet, especially in spring. As scavengers, red kites are particularly susceptible to poisoning. Illegal poison baits set for foxes or crows are indiscriminate and kill protected birds and other animals. There have also been a number of incidents of red kites and other raptors being targeted by wildlife criminals. Although adult red kites are sedentary birds, occupying their breeding home range all year in most cases, populations from Central and Northern Europe—although not the United Kingdom—may migrate south to areas such as Spain and the Iberian peninsula during colder winters. Each nesting territory can contain up to five nest sites. Both male and female birds build the nest on a main fork or a limb high in a tree, 12–20 m above the ground. The nest is made of twigs and lined with grass or other vegetation and sheep’s wool. At signs of danger, a mother will signal the young who will "play dead" when a predator is near. Red kites inhabit broadleaf woodlands, valleys and wetland edges, to 800 metres. They are endemic to the western Palearctic, with the European population of 19,000–25,000 pairs encompassing 95% of its global breeding range. It breeds from Spain and Portugal east into central Europe and Ukraine, north to southern Sweden, Latvia and the UK, and south to southern Italy. There is a population in northern Morocco. Northern birds move south in winter, mostly staying in the west of the breeding range, but also to eastern Turkey, northern Tunisia and Algeria. The three largest populations (in Germany, France and Spain, which together hold more than 75% of the global population) declined between 1990 and 2000, and overall the species declined by almost 20% over the ten years. The main threats to red kites are poisoning, through illegal direct poisoning and indirect poisoning from pesticides, particularly in the wintering ranges in France and Spain, and changes in agricultural practices causing a reduction in food resources. Other threats include electrocution, hunting and trapping, deforestation, egg-collection (on a local scale) and possibly competition with the generally more successful black kite M. migrans.
An inspiring collection of political signs is on display at ‘Signs of Hope’, a special exhibit at Art Works Downtown in San Rafael. Over a hundred folks came to the opening celebration on April 14th, attracting creative minds of all ages and backgrounds.
‘Signs of Hope’ features some really creative signs used for civil activism during 2016-2017. The show includes my Bamboodu Theater, a puppet stage featuring Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, with animated characters, news ticker and music.
This popular art show is curated by artist Angelique Benicio and community leader Thomas Roedoc, with support from Art Works Downtown and the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).
Learn more about Signs of Hope:
Awhile ago Dawn ( www.dawnmetcalf.com/ ) invited three of us to decorate skulls for her to use at signings and the book release of her first novel.
It pulls in elements of several different belief systems, but especially works with the Day of the Dead. The novel is called Luminous and is a really hard to describe fantasy/adventure novel with a significant surreal horror element. It's gorgeous and creepy, often both at the same time.
So this is the skull I painted for her, sadly done without having yet read the book. (Damn having to wait for the proper book release.) But I knew monarchs had a role to play and that I liked how they looked against blue The dramatic mirror/flower/candle setup is all hers.
Luminous came out June 30, I think I finished it two days later. I took these photos at her release party. Her displays were lovely, but the lighting was not conducive to sharp photography, so apologies.
An inspiring collection of political signs is on display at ‘Signs of Hope’, a special exhibit at Art Works Downtown in San Rafael. Over a hundred folks came to the opening celebration on April 14th, attracting creative minds of all ages and backgrounds.
‘Signs of Hope’ features some really creative signs used for civil activism during 2016-2017. The show includes my Bamboodu Theater, a puppet stage featuring Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, with animated characters, news ticker and music.
This popular art show is curated by artist Angelique Benicio and community leader Thomas Roedoc, with support from Art Works Downtown and the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).
Learn more about Signs of Hope:
San Jose - March 28, 2015: Fan touches fingers with Stardust (Cody Rhodes) at signing booth during Wrestlemania WWE Axxess at the McEnery Convention Center.
Lease a #Porsche #Macan for $898 plus tax per month with $0 Due at Signing. Get yours today (and more info) @ porschejacksonville.com ift.tt/2rSjhsK
Is that as in a reservation or character?
We went to a restaurant where you have to wear stripey clothes. It is one of the odder places in London. To retaliate we ordered two soups, a plate of chips, a beer, a coffee and a lemonade. They brought all that plus an extra soup.
The chips were awful. It was jolly expensive too.
Apart from the stripes, I don't recommend it.
(Source : www.tourwyoming.com/things-to-do/attractions/white-mounta... )
Getting There :
From Rock Springs, travel north on U.S. 191. Approximately 10 miles north of Rock Springs, turn right at Sweetwater County Road 4-18 (at sign that reads Petroglyphs, Sand Dunes, Boar’s Tusk) and then turn left at County Road 4-17. Soon you will travel under three sets of overhead electrical lines. As you drive, you can see the Wind River Mountain Range directly in front of you,which is approximately 60 miles north. When you reach the White Mountain Petroglyphs sign, about 14 miles from U.S. 191, turn left and proceed along a rougher dirt road. As you continue along this road about 2 miles, you can see Boar’s Tusk to your right (Boar’s Tusk is a volcanic formation that stands out among the sand dunes and flat terrain). After a slow 10-minute drive, you will see the BLM parking signs for the White Mountain Petroglyphs. The petroglyphs are about 1/4 mile on a packed footrail on the face of sandstone cliff. At an elevation of 7,100 feet, the White Mountain Petroglyphs are located in the Killpecker Creek drainage system.
Limo: 2007 Black 120-inch Lincoln 5th door limousine #1037
Stock Number: 1037
Price: $27695.00
Year: 2007
Make: Lincoln
Model: Town Car
Builder: Krystal
Mileage: 156980
Doors: 5
Lease Option: Down payment of $8,995 due at signing. $739/per month for 48 months.
Features: 5th door, vinyl top, alloy wheels, wood trim, charcoal black interior, overlay carpet, overhead controls, overhead stereo with cd player, DVD player, 15" lcd flat screen, privacy divider window, heavy duty rear a/c and heating, j-seating, ruffled seats, custom bar with wood surfaces, ice bins, cup holders, foot bar to protect bar, 7" flat screen, overhead ac vents above bar, courtesy interior dome lights, exterior coach lights, dual batteries, dual alternators, and much more!!
Please call or text: (323) 209-8510 for more information.
Our first sign, put up to advertise the arrival of Seven Springs Vineyard. The sign was erected on the 9th of December by Peter our vineyard manager and was produced by Marise from Sign-It in the Hemel en Aarde Village, Hermanus, email marise at sign_it@telkomsa.net. Look up our website on www.7springs.co.za. Photo taken by Peter Davison
Limo: 2007 Black 120-inch Lincoln 5th door limousine #1037
Stock Number: 1037
Price: $27695.00
Year: 2007
Make: Lincoln
Model: Town Car
Builder: Krystal
Mileage: 156980
Doors: 5
Lease Option: Down payment of $8,995 due at signing. $739/per month for 48 months.
Features: 5th door, vinyl top, alloy wheels, wood trim, charcoal black interior, overlay carpet, overhead controls, overhead stereo with cd player, DVD player, 15" lcd flat screen, privacy divider window, heavy duty rear a/c and heating, j-seating, ruffled seats, custom bar with wood surfaces, ice bins, cup holders, foot bar to protect bar, 7" flat screen, overhead ac vents above bar, courtesy interior dome lights, exterior coach lights, dual batteries, dual alternators, and much more!!
Please call or text: (323) 209-8510 for more information.
Tigress Books (formerly Tea Party Bookshop) - book signing by Jessica Maxwell for her book "Roll Around Heaven: An All True Accidental Spiritual Adventure.” Books $15 at signing.
Participants attend to at signing ceremony and project launch improving essential heath services in Somalia using a secondary hospital-based care approach, in Mogadishu, Somalia on 11 December 2022. Photo: credit Ismail Taxta WHO Somalia
Participants attend to at signing ceremony and project launch improving essential heath services in Somalia using a secondary hospital-based care approach, in Mogadishu, Somalia on 11 December 2022. Photo: credit Ismail Taxta WHO Somalia
Designed and hand screen-printed by Magen Mitchell.
This print was featured at Signed & Numbered Gallery's Alice in Wonderland show.
Designed around the scene in which Alice eats a magical mushroom and disturbs a pigeon's nest.
Hand printed with 3 colors of water-based ink on French Paper's yummy Lemon Drop 65 Cover paper. The print edition is limited, at only 70.
Size: 12.5 x 19 inches
Each print is individually signed and numbered on the bottom.
An inspiring collection of political signs is on display at ‘Signs of Hope’, a special exhibit at Art Works Downtown in San Rafael. Over a hundred folks came to the opening celebration on April 14th, attracting creative minds of all ages and backgrounds.
‘Signs of Hope’ features some really creative signs used for civil activism during 2016-2017. The show includes my Bamboodu Theater, a puppet stage featuring Lady Liberty and Mr. Trump, with animated characters, news ticker and music.
This popular art show is curated by artist Angelique Benicio and community leader Thomas Roedoc, with support from Art Works Downtown and the Mill Valley Community Action Network (MVCAN).
Learn more about Signs of Hope: