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1:1 replicas of the first robots. Visitors are often disapointed, that these are only replicas with no function. The museum is working on a replica with functions.
Second of a 10 men squad of Chaos Space Marines with Mark of Khorne.
The reds were painted with a Mechrite red basecoat, several Mechrite red/Blood red highlights and some Blazing orange linings on the edges and details. The skin is painted with a basecoat of Tallarn flesh and then several layers of Tallarn flesh and Astronomican grey were added; the Astronomican grey was then added until the final layer is pure grey; a thin wash of Asurmen blue and a very thin wash of Hormagaunt purple were added. The "golden" metals were painted with a basecoat of Shining gold and then several light washes of Charadon granite and Dark flesh were added; washes of Hawk turqouise and Hawk Turquoise with Skull white (75/25) were added at the recesses. The "silver" metals have several washes of Charadon granite, Dark flesh and Vermin brown.
A wine glass experimentation with drawing ink in water. An exploration into the fragility of nature, and learning to appreciate it whilst we can. I particularly like this shot due to the underwater seascape it seems to embody, caused by the colours.
Army Reserve Command Sgt. Maj. Micheal D. Schultz announces the noncommisioned officer "Best Warrior" during the awards dinner for the 2010 Army Reserve Best Warrior Competition at Fort McCoy, Wis., July 30, 2010. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Mark Burrell, Army Reserve public affairs)
Command Sgt. Maj. David Davenport Sr., senior enlisted advisor, U.S. Army Europe, speaks to newly promoted non-commissioned officers during a NCO induction ceremony helt at the Supreme Allied Headquarters Europe, Mons, Belgium April 4. (Photo by U.S. Army Sgt. 1st Class Seth Laughter, NATO)
This is one of my design development boards for one of my final designs. It gives a brief insight into how I developed the print from the initial photograph of the decaying brickwork on a building to the circular repeated pattern I plan to incorporate in the final design.
CLAY NATIONAL GUARD CENTER, Marietta, Ga., April 2, 2017 - Command Sgt. Maj. Thomas Grisham, 78th Aviation Troop Command, shares memories of his 27 years of military service during his retirement ceremony at the Clay National Guard Center..
Georgia Army National Guard photo by Sgt. Amy King/ released
Command Sgt. Maj. Victor M. Garcia and his wife, Yolanda, pose for a photo after the Fort Myer ceremony.
(DeCA photo by Pete Skirbunt)
the new College Center building on the recently renovated College of San Mateo campus, California.
Shot with Kodak Retina Reflex IV and 35mm Schneider-Kreuznach Curtagon f/2.8 lens at 1/500sec, f/11? on Kodak UltraMax ISO-800 film. It's not apparent here because I pushed it in post-processing but this is the only negative on this roll that came out underexposed while using the built-in meter to guide my exposure, yet it couldn't have been exposed any shorter than 1/500sec so perhaps the aperture was not my recorded f/11 or the metering was affected by the strong reflection of the sun on the building windows.
CSM Tramell Finch transitioned his responsibility as the senior noncommissioned officer and advisor of the 25th Brigade Support Battalion to CSM Anthony Fourtunia in a ceremony at Fort Wainwright's Physical Fitness Center, May 14, 2014. Commander of troops was SFC Jessica Koontz while LTC Michael Scarlet Jr., commander of the 25th BSB, was the presiding officer.
I started this piece with the paints prints on the background, with the initial intention of using a range of colour to highlight the mania of psychopathy, and to visually represent the extent of difficulties there are with this term, with it being a much more broader and relatable topic than people may at first assume. The ‘cocoon’ like faceless figures painted over the top embody the lack of control the majority of us have over our lives - we are in a permanent cocoon like state, with little involvement in the way our lives will pan out. This has led on from the idea that there is a higher power controlling what we do, in this case, the work of psychopaths who have worked their way into finance, business and political type roles, who unfortunately represent and govern our society. When learning that ‘psychopaths’ often yearn for power, control, money, and have an extreme lack of empathy, amongst many other characteristics, the infiltration of psychopaths into high-end jobs increases, leaving us wondering how murderers and rapists get locked in prison for life for ruining families and individuals lives, yet there are psychopaths ruining whole societies and cultures who live without restrictions.
Varreton kesäsukka Viktorialla 84 neulaisella sylinterillä, lankana 3 säiettä ohutta neulekonelankaa 70% villaa ja 30% nylon - Anklet sock with 84 needle cylinder Viktoria, using 3 strands of thin coned yarn 70% wool, 30% nylon.
Effective Dec. 20, 2011, Command Sgt. Maj. James Wills is the new command sergeant major of the 80th Training Command Headquarters.
The old CSM sugar factory in Halfweg (North Holland, the Netherlands).
Ready for partial demolition and rebuild for a big outlet store named Sugar City
Command Sgt. Maj. Victor M. Garcia, left, prepares to review troops during the ceremony.
(DeCA photo by Pete Skirbunt)
Een werktrein van Strukton, de CSM 3 op station Apeldoorn met op de achtergrond de historische schoorsteen van de oude nettenfabriek.
This piece is the anomaly of my final pieces, but personally I think it’s the one that embodies the idea of psychopathy more succinctly. The vibrancy of the colours and the bold contrasts aim to inform the viewer that there is something unhinged in the figure depicted. The piece was initially meant to symbolise the psychopathic high-powered culture that influences our lives so heavily, but the hypnotised eye suggests a significant link between the psychopaths and those whom they govern, as the psychopaths aren’t the ones being hypnotised, we are. Also, this piece addresses the urgency of this issue, and how prevalent it is in our society and consequently all of our lives.