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Ok, I'll admit I really like drawing dudes, it seems like you don't always have to make them perfect or drop dead gorgeous (I usually draw my ladies really pretty XD) this boy Is kinda based off of the guy I like, but I made him look different enough so he wouldn't notice if I posted on FB XD
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It was decided that I need another knee operation, this is the start of the everything. This is were the vampires hide. This is also another phone pic.
(Lesson from the Drawing Professionally course from All inonehighschool.com)
After I had done the pencils in this piece, I was looking forward to going over all the lines in inks. I think that was the favorite part in redrawing this piece.
(Apparently, my paper was too small, so the scissors got cut off. Oops! 😅
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I imagine if one day in the future, the technology of photography can help us realize every child's dream to be able to draw with light. I imagine if each color of light that we scratched, it can be caught by the camera perfectly, to highlight a beautiful painting. New discovery!
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By Bianca Biesuz-Stefani, Foster Quills Writing Group
What is it about the Port that draws me back?
Port Albert is a charming, historical port situated on the Eastern end of Corner Inlet turning off the South Gippsland Highway at Alberton. It's about 70kms from my hometown of Fish Creek, and is one of my favourite places to visit. I can just sit and absorb the peaceful atmosphere, observe the goings on, photograph, sketch or paint.
My photo portrays a sharp, still, sunny winters day in July 2011, when the clear fresh smell of salty, sea air refreshed and invigorated my mind and body, and uplifted my spirit.
Beyond the Wharf I saw numerous seagulls, crested terns and little terns. To my right I spotted a white bellied Sea Eagle flying low on the surface of the water. The sunlight caught a sparlking light of the ring on one leg. Perhaps it was silicone chipped, registered so that its movements are traceable.
The renewed Port Albert Wharf known for its superb local fresh seafood is a mecca for Gippslanders. Their reception area with tranquil waterfront views displays Warren Currie prints which are a definite conversation piece.
Port Albert is named in honour of Prince Albert, Queen Victoria's consort. This was Gippsland's first important port established in 1841, opening up the area to vast fertile land.
Amateur fisherman catch whiting, flounder and flathead nearby whilst the larger boats venture into the waters of Corner Inlet, exploring the magnificent bays and islands of Wilson's Promontory and challenging Bass Strait.
People arrived here in boats to take them to the Gippsland goldfields further inland. Pastoral land was settled and the port provided an ideal harbour from which to ship cattle, gold and timber. A visit to Port Albert Maritime Museum is a must as it truly brings history to life.
Bianca Biesuz-Stefani Dec. 2011
6601. We found this accompanying image in our files, we believe from the HMAS CERBERUS Museum collection generously made available to us by the Curator, Warrant Officer Martin Grogan, RANR. For some reason we cannot find a previous use - perhaps it was meant to b e rejoined with these companion images. We are inclined to think these images were taken during the Monte Bello Atomic Test monitoring fleet's voyage across the Great Australian Bight in Oct. 1952.
They conducted a major review in Port Phillip Bay on Oct. 27 that year, as seen in previous images on the Photostream.
Photo: as cited above.
The FA Cup Quarter Final Prize Draw promoted National Heart Month and the Red for Heart campaign live on ITV on Sunday 15th February. The draw was hosted by Jim Rosenthal and made by Frank McLintock and Graeme Souness at Soho Square. All three were sporting our Red for Heart pin badges! Graeme is a supporter of the BHF and the FA have selected the BHF as one of their chosen charities since 2006. You can see a video clip of the coverage online.
Ian Fisher and Will Rudge of the Gloucestershire County Cricket Club remind Bristolians to buy their EuroMillions tickets and catch one of the biggest draws of the season – a whopping £66 million EuroMillions jackpot - on the third birthday of the EuroMillions draw.