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Delta Connection (Operated by Endeavor Air) flight 5308 arriving at Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall International Airport (BWI) from New York JFK International Airport (JFK). CRJ-900LR.
"CONNECTIONS" A collaborative group exhibition between den contemporary art and OVERTONES, including ten Los Angeles-based artists. January 17-February 28, 2009 @ OVERTONES, L.A.
Design and layout of Criminal Justice Connections, an employee newsletter for Texas Department of Criminal Justice.
web newsletter: www.tdcj.state.tx.us/mediasvc/connections/currentissue.html
Connections like this obviously have lots of tolerance, but they always seem to me like they're holding on for dear life...
Photos from our annual Connections conference for MBA recruiters and career service office professionals.
medium: pen and ink, photoshop
client: TeeFury.com
this t-shirt is available for the next 24 hours at: www.TeeFury.com
Jornada de Clausura en centro de Eventos El Galpón. Los participantes, presenciaron una esquila de oveja, visitaron el
Sophomore Career Connections, Linking the Liberal Arts to the World of Work, Keynote featuring Ilyse Hogue ’91, Former President, NARAL Pro-Choice America, Vassar College, January 12, 2024
Photo credit: Karl Rabe/Vassar College
Kermit as he is singing his song "Rainbow Connection" sitting on a floating log in a swamp.
This scene recreates te opening of the first movie of the Muppets "The Muppet Movie" from 1979.
This is my own original creation, inspired by my affection for the Muppets.
Built over a period of one and a half years using thousands of parts. The exact number of parts: I don't know.
Total height is 56 cm.
Kermit is built using mainly Bright Green pieces wich I now dub "Kermit Green". Regular Green would have been too dark.
Though Bright Green is the perfect shade of green for Kermit it has the disadvantage that is not a much used colour in LEGO sets so getting it in large quantities was one of the challenges for this project.
Another challenge was getting the right rounded shapes of Kermit's head and body. A lot of SNOT techniques were used to accomplish this.
Other features include posable hands, a water lily and a banjo.
To ensure that Kermit is firmly attached to the log and cannot fall off, I devised a special locking mechanism. To release Kermit press on his belly, just behind his banjo. This will release a pin in his back which you can then pull out. Then Kermit can be lifted off his log. To attach him back to his log just set him back an re-insert the pin fully. The pin will then fit seamlessly and invisibly.
Everything is 100% original LEGO. Even the strings on the banjo.
There are no building instructions yet, but if enough people are interested I can make them. Just let me know.
"The truth, as always, will be far stranger." ~ A. C. Clarke, 2001 A Space Odyssey (from the foreword)
Sophomore Career Connections, Linking the Liberal Arts to the World of Work, Keynote featuring Ilyse Hogue ’91, Former President, NARAL Pro-Choice America, Vassar College, January 12, 2024
Photo credit: Karl Rabe/Vassar College
Sophomore Career Connections, Linking the Liberal Arts to the World of Work, Keynote featuring Ilyse Hogue ’91, Former President, NARAL Pro-Choice America, Vassar College, January 12, 2024
Photo credit: Karl Rabe/Vassar College
I had all kinds of ideas for this one. It started out as two pieces (halves, I guess), that I wanted to leave behind at two different places for two different people, and tell them on the back to go here to find the other half. I wanted to make a connection between two strangers. But I didn't like the way it looked, so I started over again and ended up with this little wired piece. I was trying to show the different connections we can have: some of them rusty, some shiny, some rather loose, some not really pretty but nevertheless connections. If you connect the dots in the center you'll get a heart, of course (in case you haven't had that figured out, yet :o)). And the heart button symbolizes Love as well as Connection (being a button, which are usually used to connect things). At the top it says "Be Connected" and on the tag is a quote from my cup of yogi tea that I enjoyed while making the piece: Where there is love, there is no question. Weird coincidence, huh?
I left it on a gate at Domaine Alfred, a winery that makes biodynamic wine. I think the girl that works there must have taken it, since she closed the gate while we were there (we were almost the last ones in their wine tasting room.)