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30 oktober 2022

 

Judging by the sweat tracks, the horses took a ride in front of the wagon shortly before

I was just driving near the hospital earlier today when i found the contrast between the green/ yellow light and the almost dark night quite interesting. This is a first try with my small Ricoh GR, I think i will come back some day more equiped for a real shot !

I'm refolding my Lion, bringing several changes. This is the first draft using a foil paper. Now the back is closed, and I've managed the layers of the mane and the front legs to bring more details and have more freedom for the position of the head. I've worked hard to bring mane to the front below the muzzle and not have only mane on the back of the head to simulate an older lion. The muzzle include many improvement that can't be really see here

Now I have to fold it again and again to fix the changes and find a good folding sequence.

[2'x4' Acrylic on Wood] I think I'm about done with this piece. I'm gearing up for a three person exhibit with two dear friends, Erica Elan Ciganek and Rachel Lindsey. We will be showing at the Swedish Covenant Hospital in Albany Park in Chicago.

Glowing drafts peaces, these are the ones that I feed to the sea gulls.

 

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an American White Pelican rides the wind

...Does anyone feel a draft?

 

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A really good friend of mine brought me to this sim to explore and relax. I was first TPed into the middle of a vast field of sunflowers... I love sunflowers... well we soon ducked into one of the buildings and I saw this wonderful corner with a drafting table, open window and sunflowers peeking in.

 

What affected me so much about this image was the device attached to the table... way back in the day.... and I won't be saying how many... I was taught drafting using a device quite similar... I believe it was (and is) called a drafting machine. And the first "machine" I used was an old fashioned on as this in the picture. But it was soon replaced by a new fangled one of sparkly knobs, springs and aluminum.

 

It's funny how something we find in SL will TP our RL selves back to some forgotten memories and lost dreams. The man who I was taught by told me I would never be good at drafting. He told me to pursue another avenue of interest. I didn’t... I followed thru with my dream to be a graphic artist and to this day I still am... and I think I am a pretty fair one at that...

 

Oh and by the way.... I think the sim is Bacio but my friend will have to confirm it. Smiles.

Photo Taken In New Jersey

Freight train graffiti

A photo that shows, I suppose, part of the discard that happens when I'm writing, with whole poems being cast aside and only occasional lines surviving in to their next iteration. Also, right now, not very much is feeling natural and I've only just noticed there has been an awful lot of angry crossing out of late...

I participated in a draft of 40124 Winter Fun and 40125 Santa's Visit recently (my first actually) and this is what I got!

 

I got the trans clear 1x2 bricks and grass stalks through trading. And the flat silver 1x1 round tiles, black 1x1 cheese slopes, black 4L bar, and Mixel joints were all gifts from the sorter.

 

Had a lot of fun participating, the guys I did it with were active and good to work with. I'd do it again anytime!

potential design for T'shirt, first draft....not finished!

Part of the teams for the draft pull. One team weighted bout 3600 to 5100 lbs.

Photo Taken In New Jersey

Beer at the Draft House. Austin, TX.

Chicago is hosting the annual NFL draft. On the plaza by the Chicago Tribune building, they had giant team helmets where fans mingled by, many getting their picture taken by their favourite team. Go Packers!

 

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Vollezele Draft Horse Competition, oct 2012, Belgium photo - 2

My father's F.P.I. horse hair desk brush and paper weight from his patent drafting career. The paper weight is one of a few he made and the brush features a twine job he did on the handle. After that much effort it makes sense to mark the items with your initials.

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