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A card for the 2014 Christmas Season using Tim Holtz Mini Blueprints 7 set. For more details: inboxwhimsy.com
Choreography: Eun Jung Choi
Dancers: Guillermo Ortega Tanus and Eun Jung Choi
@ The Teatro Experimental de Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico
Photo Credit: Francisco Mijangos
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The history of Russian architecture dates back to the grand churches of the Kievan Rus, with its monumental structures heavily influenced by the Byzantines, and continues on to the Italian Renaissance-influenced Kremlin cathedrals of the Early Muscovite Period, the Baroque stylings of Imperial Russia, the Constructivist design of the Post-Revolution, and the conservative monumentalism of the postwar Soviet Union.
It wasn't until the 1980s that the Falling Block school of architecture was unveiled. This innovative technique involved blocks (actually structures made of four identically-sized cubes) being dropped inside of a transparent well and manipulated in mid-air before they reach their destination. Hailed for its juxtaposition of simplicity and chaotic unpredictability, the style quickly spread to America and Japan and enjoys worldwide popularity to this day.
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I’ve started a service blueprint by mapping the user journey of a student, being connected to the physical evidence which shows the tangible materials used by the customer. The front stage involves what the customer see’s and interacts with during the service and below is the back stage which represents the activities seen only by the service providers. The support stage is showing the key aspects needed in order to deliver the service such as cost and time.
Nikon D40 with pinhole body cap. Vignette added in photoshop. Also put through Exposure 2 to try to make it look like it was taken on blueprint paper.
Choreography: Eun Jung Choi
Dancers: Guillermo Ortega Tanus and Eun Jung Choi
@ The Teatro Experimental de Jalisco, Guadalajara, Mexico
Photo Credit: Francisco Mijangos
A PBS documentary on the country’s aging and changing infrastructure, goes to three very different American cities - Denver, New York and Portland, and their surrounding suburbs - to look at each as a microcosm of the challenges and possibilities the country faces as citizens, local and federal officials, and planners struggle to manage a growing America with innovative transportation and sustainable land use policies.
Kind of ironic how this photo was used here (under creative commons license). Clearly I need to develop my sales skills.