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Talk about minimalism! After noticing multiple coffee rings on sketch paper at my desk, it was time to take action. I scanned the stained paper, traced the images in illustrator and laser cut wood. I then plied two identical pieces together to make a nice, sturdy coaster. The burnt edges had to be captured, so I put a few coats of polyurethane on them for a nice finish.
It's been said that soccer will never catch on in the United States, but try telling that to the folks at a house in North Caldwell, New Jersey, who decorated their front lawn for FIFA's World Cup tournament as if it were Christmas! :-D
The flags of many of the participants - I can spot Uruguay, Germany, South Africa, Mexico, Spain and Paraguay, and of course the United States - flutter in the breeze around a strategically placed and colorfully painted soccer ball.
Sorry there's no Canadian flag, as I've posted this picture on Canada Day, but the truth is, America's neighbors north of the border are even less adept at soccer than Americans have been. In fact, Canadians are as good at soccer as we Americans are at establishing public medical insurance. Canada has only been in the World Cup once - in 1986.
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Dan Anderson of Edwardsville, Illinois
6th Annual Cousins in Clay 2014
May 31 - June 1, 2014
A Show and Sale of Contemporary Art Pottery
Saturday 10:00 - 5:00
Sunday 10:00- 4:00
In Seagrove, North Carolina
at Bulldog Pottery
Special Guest Potters - Dan Anderson and Blair Clemo
Hosted by Bruce Gholson, Samantha Henneke, and Michael Kline
Clay Cousins
Bruce Gholson
Samantha Henneke
Michael Kline
Special Guest Cousins
Dan Anderson
Blair Clemo
Sorry I didn't find a wittier title but I haven't had my first cup of tea yet. This cup was made by Ingrid Westen, a porcelain designer who exhibited with me last weekend. If you'd like to see more of her work go here.
When I took the photo I really hadn't realized the nice bokeh I was getting at the time. You can imagine how surprised I was when I saw it on the computer. So Happy Bokeh Wednesday to you.
Kremlin Cup. 6 of october 2008. Bondarenko Alona & Bondarenko Kateryna (UKR) vs. Kirilenko Maria (RUS) & Pennetta Flavia (ITA) 4:6, 4:6
كب كيك العيد الصينيه فيها 4 ونص درزن مع الصينيه ب 400 ريال.
الدرزن الواحد ب 80 ريال الصينيه ب 40 ريال
7 Days of Shooting – Week #11 (w/b 25 September) Half As Good
We don’t want the whole subject just half of it is going to work this week! Half an apple, half a cup of coffee, half a sixpence …. you’ve got it anything that is half and you will be allowed to crop your subject as long as it is an accurate half size of the whole subject!!
Scavenger Challenge - The September topic will be "black and white imagery,"
I managed to grab a few shots from the annual Peirson Cup played at Kildale's wonderful ground.
This was Kildale v Danby's semi-final, where Kildale beat Danby (who have won this trophy for the last 2 years) in a excellent high scoring contest.
I was playing for East Harlsey and we beat Glaisdale in a tight semi-final contest. However in the final, Kildale absolutely walloped us. Never mind it was an enjoyable day.
This was my Grandma's Tea Cup, she was a expert Tea drinker.
Now it's mine, and I'm practicing becoming a expert myself!
Drinking cup (kylix) depicting scenes from the Odyssey, a.k.a. the so-called Circe Cup
Greek, Archaic Period, 550–525 B.C.
The Painter of the Boston Polyphemos
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston 99.518
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