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Paul Smith Shop Façade
Designed by 6a Architects for Sir Paul Smith, Nicola Koller and Nicholas Chandor
This new façade for a shopfront uses cast iron, a traditional material found on London streets in the form of balconies, railings and grates. The brief from British designer Paul Smith was an eclectic collection of references from military medals and woven hats to finely drawn gold ingots and sharp tailoring. Reflecting the building's Georgian heritage, but employing a raw modern approach, 6a Architects applied panels with a relief repeat pattern of interlocking circles cast in solid iron. The rich, rhythmic approach continues on the first floor cast-iron balconies, but in pieced, open form, which gently blends with the brick above. The four curved windows stand proud of the front, echoing shop styles of the nineteenth century. Hidden in the façade is a Paul Smith drawing cast in the surface.
"As you approach, the combination delicate and subtle ornamentation with rich materials becomes increasingly delightful." Kate Goodwin
[Design Museum]
Part of Designs of the Year 2014 (exhibited March to August 2014)
The traditionally styled cast iron warning sign is full-sized, the locomotive beyond is just to one-eighth scale, running on a 7-1/2 inch gauge track. This scene is on the Great Cockrow Railway, near Chertsey, Surrey. Staffed by the volunteers, the 2-mile circuit follows proper railway signalling practices.
July 1998
Rollei 35 camera
Kodak Ektachrome 100 film.
Handsome cast iron sign - of 19th Century origins - in Gainsborough's Lord Street. In case you are wondering, the strange metal thing sprouting from the wall is of late 20th Century origin - it is to hold a tree as part of the Town's Christmas decorations each year!
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Prince. Innovator, cultural icon, and uncompromising pioneer of musical freedom and creativity, Prince sold over 100 million albums worldwide in his 39-year career. Perhaps no single person defines music as much as this first-ballot Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame inductee. Incomparable singer and multi-instrumentalist in the studio, the phrase "produced, arranged, composed and performed by Prince" appeared on 39 ground-breaking albums during his lifetime, including Purple Rain, 1999, Diamonds And Pearls, Musicology and many more. At the same time, he contributed songwriting and musical performances - often uncredited - to dozens of albums by other artists. But Prince was also a live act like no other. With bands including the Revolution, the New Power Generation, and 3rdEyeGirl, Prince toured worldwide from 1979-2016, playing intense high energy arena shows, often followed by lengthy spontaneous small club 'aftershows.'
Ever an uncompromising visionary, Prince used an unpronounceable symbol as an album title in 1992 before taking it as his own name from 1993-2000. The symbol became as synonymous with Prince as the swoosh is with Nike. A Prince symbol LEGO set will allow fans around the world to honor the music and legacy of Prince while finding inspiration and drive for their own creative passions.
This set represents three forms of Prince's symbol, affording a multitude of display and play opportunities:
Wall Art. Using the new LEGO Art hanging system, Prince's symbol makes the perfect conversation piece on the wall of any living room, office, or music space. Let Prince's music and creative freedom inspire you on a daily basis in whatever you are building in your life. This 16.4" x 14.1" model includes 654 pieces.
Concert Stage. For his legendary Super Bowl XVI Half-Time Show in 2007, Prince performed on a stage in the shape of his symbol for the first time, before using the same stage design over the next several years - often using a gold stage, as on his record-breaking sold-out 21 Nights in London residency at the O2 Arena, the Welcome 2 America and Welcome 2 Australia tours, and his 21 Nights in Los Angeles residency. The set includes a full live line-up based on various eras of his New Power Generation band - including Prince in his trademark purple.* Also included are some stage props and anachronistic additions that provide fun nods to his full career - including a crystal ball, from his 1987 Sign O' The Times tour, and a dove symbolizing his #1 song When Doves Cry. Included with the purple piano, which Prince used for DJ-like 'sampler sets,' and which also represents his final one-man Piano & A Microphone Tour, is a tile printed with the phrase "2 many hits..." - a phrase concert-goers heard Prince say almost every night. A variety of Prince's many guitars and other instruments are also included in this 16.4" x 14.1" 948-piece model.
Symbol Guitar. Built by luthier Jerry Auerswald in 1993, the symbol guitar turned Prince's iconic name into the instrument he used the most. Also built in white and black versions, as well as in his trademark purple (an instrument he named "Habibi"), the gold version represented here is the only one to survive Prince's climactic guitar-flips as he threw the instrument to his guitar technician at the end of a show-stopping solo. The gold symbol guitar is now on display in Prince's musical home turned inspirational museum, Paisley Park Studios, in Chanhassen, Minnesota. This 19" x 14.1" 870-piece LEGO recreation is a perfect piece to display or to hold and 'play' using the variety of printed guitar picks as you listen to Prince's vast catalogue.
The symbol is synonymous with Prince and his inspiration of others. Get inspired to find your own muse and explore your own creativity with the Prince Symbol 3-in-1 set! After all, what could better symbolize music in a LEGO form?
*Please note that Prince's hair and clothing styles changed regularly, and there are several iconic looks that could be used in this set, including the Afro hairstyle that bookended his career; additional hairpieces and/or torsos could be included in the set to represent different eras.
Deadgirl Cast & Directors attends the Hollywood Life House held at Empire Lounge during the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival on Septmeber 7, 2008 in Toronto, Canada.
My 8 inch Cast iron skillet is new best friend. anything & everything tastes delicious in this magic skillet.
Recipe - Cooking With Siri
in the scrub at deloraine. just out of interest i believe the oldest rail on the network is in the dead end at deloraine
Plaster casts used for the four columns by the bridge in Vigeland Park, as seen in the Vigeland Museum. Two feature a man, two a woman, and all have them embracing or fighting a lizard-like demon.
I don't know if I was meant to be taking photos inside the museum, but it was certainly a better way to get a good view of the works than the actual park. It was also a lot less busy.
Wader, 2016
Cast bronze
12" long x 5" wide x 8" tall,
For sale at the Archimedes Gallery in Canon Beach, OR
L-R: Anushka, Lucky, Fazeeha, Ruhanie, Ameena, Piyumi, Ruwanthi. (Missing: Karen)
PIC by Tim Seneviratne
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTEN--Simply perfect, real, heavy cast-iron chairs are perfect for outdoors, but with an optional seat pad they could be handsome dining chairs as well.
The University of Toronto Engineering Photography Club held a lighting/portrait workshop where the models were some of the cast of the upcoming Skule Nite performance.
A few hours around campus and we were able to get some great photos and get into the vibe of being photographed. Hopefully this workshop will well prepare them for their cast photos in the new year.
Photo taken at the Bahen Center at the University of Toronto. ND filter was used to underexpose the main entrance windows and to fully utilize the lens wide open.
Strobist:
Elinchrom BX400 with a Deep Octa at 2.5 power camera left.
DoITPoMS, University of Cambridge
System
Fe-C-X
Composition
Fe, C 2.3, Mn 4.0 (wt%)
Reaction
Processing
Cast
Applications
Sample preparation
Nital
Technique
Reflected light microscopy
Contributor
Dr R F Cochrane
Organisation
Department of Materials, University of Leeds
model: Thỏ Ngủ-yên, Alice Mèo
photo: Vanh Invisiblle Sone, Thằng Tút
retouch: Thằng Tút
stylist: Vanh
make up: Cô Nương Kel, Vanh
location: Paradise campsite, VungTau, VietNam