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Fact:
Percentage of African countries in which it is illegal to practice homosexuality: 69 (Harper's Index, Harper's Magazine Vol 324 Issue 1945 (2012) p11)
Rational:
See Draft_1 for Rational.
References:
thenounproject.com/noun/africa/#icon-No3354
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LGBT_rights_in_Africa
These were my fathers drawing tools that he gave me when I went to school. A part of another project that I've been toying with. Just thought that I would snap a picture with the iPhone and process it with the CameraBag app.
The drafting room of Frank Lloyd Wright's 1898 studio complex in Oak Park, a 23-foot-tall, light-filled space in the shape of an octagon. Many important figures in Prairie School architecture, such as Walter Burley Griffin, worked here. A unique structural system of chains and pulleys in tension holds up a second-floor balcony ring, as well as holding the exterior walls up.
It's that time of year again! Here's a shot of the draft board this year.
I think I'll probably end up blogging a bit about the league this year--I mean when they are all busy talking smack and trading players what am I supposed to do but knit and listen in--I figure this year maybe I'll share a little about life during the football season.
This is how I test my patterns. The draft pieces are cut from scrap fabric and fitted for shape and contour, etc... I make my changes at this stage before moving onto the fur fabric. The fur adds a lot of bulk and volume to the hats. I might tweek it a bit once I get to the fur stage, but most of the time it works out well.
Just a hint, if you're going to work with fur you have to keep an eye on what direction the fur falls in. There's a "grain" to this fabric. It looks better if fur from different panels go in the same direction so when you sew it together it won't look messy.
Some progress shots of how Guy hats are made.
There is always Music amongst the trees in the Garden, but our hearts must be very quiet to hear it. ~Minnie Aumonier
INITIAL draft sketch of the GEO 24 ft timeline. Note this was created 6inches X 12inch to sketch out the concept behind the timeline. Content and layout not final. Final chart will be created using markers and pastels.
Note to Lori: Categories will be/are color coded so that participants can easily recognize conferences, key events, membership status, etc. as they scan the chart. External events will be outside items like the sailboat , the building, and blimps/airplanes to show how they are external to GEO but still affected its development.