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Alain "Cut Finger" Pache (cigar box), Big Blowin' Blaze (vocals, cigar box, harmonica).
Swamp Train @ Final of the 1st Swiss Blues Challenge, BAG Thursday, Geneva, 29.9.2011.
BAG (c) Christophe Losberger 2011
Alain "Cut Finger" Pache (cigar box guitar), Blaise "Big Blowin' Blaze" Mayor (vocals, cigar box guitar, harmonica).
Swamp Train @ BAG Thursday, Geneva, 3.11.2011. BAG.
(c) Christophe Losberger 2011
It's finished! These are final pics for portfolio :).
From Etsy: breakfast by amanspeak, rug pattern by miniaturesbyjoan and little and fairy dress by mixi michi.
Model is my Charles Creature Cabinet firefly faerie.
Thanks for looking! Tori
Cherry B. (cigar box bass)Bonny B. & Ice B. & Cherry B. @ Giez Blues Festival, 10.9.2011
(c) Christophe Losberger 2011
These deck screws feel nice and sturdy, but the more I think about all the tension there would be from steel strings, the more I think I might want to replace one with a proper lag bolt.
Alain "Cut Finger" Pache (cigar box), Big Blowin' Blaze (vocals, cigar box, harmonica), Steve "Rattlebrained" Litsios (bones, washboard, vocals), Dominik "Nik Works" Schaffer (cigarbox bass).
Swamp Train @ Final of the 1st Swiss Blues Challenge, BAG Thursday, Geneva, 29.9.2011.
BAG (c) Christophe Losberger 2011
Mini cigar box, photo frame, & seed packets...
A collection of 1:12 scale minis I made from paper kits you can order from www.paperminis.com!
These kits come ready to cut out and glue together and have very good, clear graphics.
The Great Mefiesto juggling cigar boxes. Tricks of balance, equilibristic manipulation and fire are also part of the act.
There was also a 6-foot Unicycle (unused as it would sink in the grass, fire eating and if you sit too near the front, audience participation. This performance was done at 21.00 last Friday night, on a cold, dark, Drogheda evening for the Oldbridge House open evening.
Homemade 4x5 pinhole camera using a wooden cigar box. The sliding lid was modified into a film holder. I used beer can aluminum and a sewing needle to make the pinhole. Focal length is 93mm, and the diameter of the pinhole is estimated to be 0.35mm. F-stop is approximately 265. Film stock is FPP Frankenstein 200. Exposure time was 9 seconds. Processed with D-76, and scanned with an Epson v850. I used Affinity Photo to remove some dust from the scanned image, but no adjustments were made to exposure, contrast etc.
Alain "Cut Finger" Pache (cigar box).
Swamp Train @ Final of the 1st Swiss Blues Challenge, BAG Thursday, Geneva, 29.9.2011.
BAG (c) Christophe Losberger 2011
My swap partner likes pin-up girls and I got the idea to make a little "theatre" out of the cigar box instead of a boring old purse. I used to make these when I was little with adding machine tape, pencils and jello boxes. :o)
Here is the completed cigarbox guitar next to a Martin Backpacker and Soprano Ukulele for comparison
Greg Garghentini (vocals, guitar, cigarbox, percussions), Léa Barbier (tap dancing).
One Rusty Band @ Festiverbant, festival rock LanDEcy (Geneva), Switzerland, 25.08.2017.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Day one hundred and eighty six of my project 365. This is a picture of my Grandad's old Mertola cigar box filled with coins to be banked that I brought into town this morning. It was another hot and humid day and I had to pick up my brother from sixth-form anyway so I went in to do monetary errands at the same time :D There turned out to be fifty three pounds worth of coinage in this box :P In the afternoon I went with Kirsty to take Harry the dog out for a long walk over the viaduct in town, we took loads of photos there, it was absolutely stunning! (more to follow on my photostream!)
made this Jewelry box for my neices birthday. It was an old cigar box which I added the legs. Painted the box purple with purple glitter paint over the base coat. The legs I painted in purple and pink tie dye effect. I did the lid in a tie dye butterfly patterned fabric in purples, blues and pinks. With a maching tassel trim added around the whole box. and lined in purple felt with butterflies and girl power. I also added a pink heart I painted to match on the bottom with a birthday message for me neice.
Here are the completed cases. The end caps are fastened to the leather strap with a snap on the other side. So the end opens and the flyrod is slid inside. Both of these cases are 57" long.
The bows are there because these are gifts... I wish I made myself one.
A couple of Fridays ago after dinner with Dennis and Charlotte, we strolled down SoCo and ended up in Big Top Candy Shop. Of course, I immediately thought of my favorite Aussie baker.
"Roots" musician, Justin Johnson, entertained the crowd with his musicianship on the opening night following area bluesman "Microwave Dave" Gallaher at the 10th annual Cigarbox Guitar Festival, Friday 30 May 2014, at Lowe Mill Village Arts Center, #Huntsville, #Alabama.
The festival continues through Saturday.
made this Jewelry box for my neices birthday. It was an old cigar box which I added the legs. Painted the box purple with purple glitter paint over the base coat. The legs I painted in purple and pink tie dye effect. I did the lid in a tie dye butterfly patterned fabric in purples, blues and pinks. With a maching tassel trim added around the whole box. and lined in purple felt with butterflies and girl power. I also added a pink heart I painted to match on the bottom with a birthday message for me neice.
A little more than the nickel cigar. This is part of the displays in the Iowa Gold Star Military Museum at Camp Dodge. The museum is located close to Des Moines.
Image enhanced with GIMP.
Greg Garghentini (vocals, guitar, cigarbox, percussions), Léa Barbier (tap dancing) and guest Sofie Reed (vocals).
One Rusty Band @ 5ème Blues Party, Les Jardins du Millenium, l'Isle d'Abeau (France), 10.06.2017.
(c) Christophe Losberger
Ukulele Ray's mannequin look-a-like at his Lunchbox-A-Lele art gallery opening at ArtSpace On 6th in Scottsdale, AZ.
I decided to put these up in a wall together. All these pieces are made with cigar boxes except the very top one, that is made in cradled hardboard
According to many Historians screwdrivers were invented in a 15th century and as we a made transition to 21st century you find them in every toolbox commonly.