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Built: 1956, refurbished 2007
Dimensions: 140 feet length/ 22 feet beam/ 10 feet draft
Class: Luxury Class
Type: Sailing Ship
Capacity: 16 passengers
Crew: 8 crew members + 1 natural guide
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Accommodation: 8 cabins with private bathroom, all cabins have climate controls and ample space to hang and store clothing
Facilities: comfortable salon for lectures and presentations, TV/Video system, inside and Al Fresco Dinning Areas, sundeck with lounge chairs, a resting area
Activities: walks & hikes, snorkeling, kayaking, dinghy rides, diving
Safety and navigation: all international standards of safety, ISM certified, equipped with an emergency alarm system, 2 emergency life rafts for 16 pax each, emergency life vests, fog horns, smoke detectors, and fire extinguishers, all emergency equipment, SOLAS certified
Specific feature: Sea kayaks, snorkeling gear, wetsuits, kids club.
2 point perspective of a dining room I designed.. this was more about the technique and learning 2 point perspective rooms than the design itself
that table is 6 feet long.. maybe its just me but the way I drew it looks dinky.. haha just wanted to make sure that was clear lol
A friend of mine challenged me to design a model of the Pokemon Metagross. This is my first draft, which obviously needs a lot of work. But I think I got the gist of it, and it's fully closed too, so I just need to work on the shaping.
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08-07-1976, Halifax, NS; Drafted round 9 #234 overall by New York Rangers 1994. Boulton played junior hockey with the Cole Harbour Fishermen of the MJrHL and later from 1993 till 1996 with Oshawa and Sarnia in the OHL. 4 seasons in the AHL, ECHL and the IHL followed, before Boulton made his first NHL games during the 2000/01 season with the Sabres. He played with the Sabres till the 2003/04 season. He spent the 2004/05 lockout season in the ECHL with Columbia Inferno. Eric Boulton joined the Atlanta Trahsers for the 2005/06 season and played with Atlanta till 2010/11. One season with the New Jersey Devils followed. Between 2012/13 and 2015/16, Eric Boulton was in the New York Islanders organization. But he only played 51 games in 4 years for the Islanders. In the 2016/17 season, Boulton played 2 games for the Bridgeport Sound Tigers and retired at the end of the season. NHL-Stats: GP:658 / G:31 / A:48 / Pts:79 / PIM:1445; Career-Stats; GP:1247 / G:157 / A:184 / Pts:341 / PIM:3844 (1992/93 – 2016/17).
Since 2018/19, Boulton works as an NHL Pro Scout for the New York Islanders. He also worked for various junior teams, most recently he was an Assistant Coach for the Buffalo Jr. Sabres 16U AAA from 2020 to 2023.
I created this design for an article about the NBA Draft which discussed top prospects Kyrie Irving and Derrick Williams. I used the cavs logo because they had the first pick and it was assumed that they would pick one of those two players first overall.
Sorry for the bad drawing!XD
this is the draft for kanari's costume projects.
I'm still try'n to find the right fabric for the dress that will be darjer than the cotton shown
spiacente per il pessimo disegno!XD
questo è il bozzetto per il progetto di kanaria.
sto ancora cercando il material per il vestito, sarà più scuro del cotone mostrato!
Döderhultaren [Axel Petersson] (1868-1925) - The draft inspection [Beväringsmönstring] (undated). Painted wood. Exists in many versions, this one is in the collection of the Thiel Gallery, Stockholm.
Peterssons acquired his somewhat sinister-sounding nickname, Döderhultaren (which simply refers to his place of birth, Döderhult) when he was about forty and became famous nationally. Until then he had been known in his hometown, Oskarshamn, as Tolvskillingen (25 öre), because that was the price he asked for his tree figures.
IMO’s Polar Code helps ensure that ships operating in the harsh Arctic and Antarctic areas take into account extremes of temperature and make sure critical equipment remains operational. Draft guidance for navigation and communication equipment intended for use on ships operating in polar waters is expected to be finalized by the current session of the Sub-Committee on Navigation, Communications and Search and Rescue (NCSR 6, 16-25 January). The guidance will include recommendations on temperature and mechanical shock testing, and on how to address ice accretion and battery performance in cold temperatures.
The Sub-Committee will also consider the work of the fourteenth meeting of the Joint IMO/ITU Experts Group on maritime radiocommunication matters. The meeting will finalize the draft IMO position on maritime radiocommunication matters for submission to the World Radiocommunication Conference 2019 (WRC-19), to be held in November. The availability of interference-free parts of radio spectrum, dedicated for maritime radiocommunication and radionavigation purposes, is essential to ensure the safety and security of shipping.
The Sub-Committee will continue its work on a number of key agenda items, including the ongoing work to modernize the Global Maritime Distress and Safety system (GMDSS). The mandatory GMDSS was adopted in 1988 to ensure full integration of maritime radio and satellite communications so that distress alerts can be generated from anywhere on the world’s oceans. The modernization plan aims to update the provisions, including allowing for the incorporation of new satellite communication services.
On e-navigation matters, the meeting will focus on harmonization and standardization which is key for the effective implementation of the e-navigation strategy. The Sub-Committee will further develop the description of various maritime services coordinated by different organizations with the view to enhance harmonization; and draft guidelines on standardized modes of operation, or S-mode, which will improve standardization of the user interface and information used by seafarers.
On search and rescue matters, the Sub-Committee will consider recommendations from the latest regular International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO)/IMO Joint Working Group. IMO works closely with ICAO on the harmonization of aeronautical and maritime search and rescue. The meeting is expected to validate a revised model course on SAR Mission Coordinator.
Amongst other regular agenda items, the Sub-Committee will review proposed new and amended ships' routeing measures, consider updates to Maritime Safety Information (MSI) related provisions and will discuss matters relating to the functioning and operation of the Long-Range Identification and Tracking (LRIT).
IMO Secretary-General Kitack Lim opened the session, which is being chaired by Mr. Ringo Lakeman (Netherlands).
Draft of 9443 Rattlecopter. I'm pretty happy with this one. I got some sweet pieces, and a lot of things useful for SNOT.
yep that was roughly what i drew for the 3hr paper. with colour, duh hahaha oh but i chopped off the bed cause it was redundant, yknow, the main part is the maid and the mirror right hahaha
4x5 negative, FP4+ (100), yellow filter
Pyrocat HD 1+1+100 15 mins, 20c, reduced agitation
photographed on a light table, inverted and edited in the free version of Lightroom for iPad. (In my dreamworld, I’ll be able to print this one day on paper with some texture, so I added “grain” to give it something like that feel.)