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Clearing out the loft today. Came across a binder full of these:
I had them at school, probably in my second year, which would be late 1967 or early 1968.
Beautiful. hand drawn artwork from before the age of Photoshop.
Packed full of explanations of all the basic scientific principles. I learnt an incredible amount from these.
UPB Hall 2014 photographs taken by Michelle Lee for JMU Technology & Design. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.
i was cleaning my boxes and found my old design stuff...
wow... memories!
/for real/ this is what i do for living /
/this is a make-ready sheet. back side (2 color) overprinting on the front.
(Not to be confused with the Mr. Run Away painting) This is a digital piece I did for a Runway Network CD compilation. The painting "Mr. Run Away" was inspired by this piece.
Designed by me for the origami forum monthly design challenge. Folded from a 25cm square of not very good double colour paper. From a waterbomb base. 16x16 grid.
Sei lá quanto tempo não faço um desses. Joguei umas texturas, um texto e saiu isso! Bom pra quem tá séculos sem abrir o PS.
The Willoughby Design Barn started out as a small project. Ann Willoughby had in mind some kind of small building for storage and retreat, to complement her modest farmhouse in Weston, Missouri. After entertaining several ideas, Ann and Dan Maginn of el dorado architects visited a friend's farm for inspiration.
That's where she fell in love: with a real life, heavy-duty, partially dismantled barn frame, a century-old timber structure in the process of being dismantled to be sold to a builder on the East Coast. The barn frame went to Weston instead, and her project got to be not so small.
Together with el dorado, architects, Ann created the perfect sustainable solution for her barn. It respects the farm, the frame and the house. It is extremely flexible, as a good barn should be. Every year we use it for slightly different things, and every year the farm grows a little bit differently.
Madison Union Open House 2015 photographs taken by Michelle Lee for JMU Technology & Design. All rights reserved. No usage without permission.