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Para un cliente, el lapicero si es tomado de un stock, lo demás fue hecho en Photoshop CS3, querÃa mostrar simpleza y pasibidad a travez del azul
Woods in san martino di Castrozza.
Fatif view camera. Rodenstock 150 mm. Ilford 5x7, FP4 125 plus. Developer HC-110.
cyanography (blueprint)
My first blueprint reader to be' toned
The bicycle was situated near a pavement light near a white wall. It's shadow was caste on the wall. I took the photo using a Canon EOS 500 SLR film camera. After developing I made a larger size negative and used this to make a 1:1 scale cyanotype print on textured watercolour paper. The finished result is a print of about 6"x4" (150x100cm). Cyanotype is a 19th century process traditionally used by engineers to make blueprints.
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Cavallucci marini
scansione: Hp G4050
Sensibilizzazione con:
Citrato Ferrico Ammonio 20g
Ferricianuro di Potassio 8g
Bicromato di potassio
Miscela 1:1
Carta: Fabriano F4 ruvido 200g/mq
I'm in the hall already
on the wall already
I'm a work of art
I'm a Warhol already
--Jay-z lyrics from the track 'Already Home' off the Blueprint 3 album
skate deck designs.
Just beautiful work by Quiet Corners (Paul Gonella) - www.quietcorners.com/ and Blueprint.
Now can be seen at Bored of Southsea - www.boredofsouthsea.co.uk/
These are the highly-detailed blueprints we used to create our felt robots. My hands are all orangey from the marker!
This is where the magic is kept. All my made-up knitting patterns and knitting/craft ideas are kept here.
A blueprint plan of the C.N.R. [Canadian National Railway] crossing and gas main at Cannifton Road in Belleville, Ontario. Drawn by Charles Mott - September 21, 1929. Scale: 1" : 4'0.
Features: 4/4/59 Canadian National Railways Agreement as to Laying Pipes Under Track.
An old map of Detroit, turned blue. Why? Because otherwise it wouldn't be a blueprint then would it. :P
another blueprint of part of the new building where the photography department was moving to
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