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I've seen so many of these cute sleeping bags pouches, that I just had to give it a try! Really quick and easy to do. For the zipper I used a 60" duvet zipper and only used one side. The exterior fabric is actually a table napkin!
This is the tutorial-
aylin-nilya.blogspot.de/2013/04/sleeping-bag-pouch-tutori...
This is Mr. Eichhörnchen. He thinks he has German ancestry based on his surname. He likes wearing festive boxer shorts, and he enjoys eating a wide variety of nuts.
Redrawing photos with a partially random particle system.
Made with Processing
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Jacqueline, another beautiful and tall young woman, dances in a long and dramatic black dress, attempting to chase away the blues on a cold and cloudy October morning.
Crayola colored pencils, mechanical pencil, and ballpoint pens
Strathmore Bristol acid-free drawing paper
9 x 12
2014
Collection of sketches I had drawn in my early years of school while learning different drawing tools (in this case pencil and Pen & ink)... composition layout done in Photoshop
My 3 yr old daughter drew this today. I asked her about it and she said, "That's me. I'm mad." LOL I thought she portrayed her self very well as looking mad in this drawing.
Aww, Jadey got Explore!! #51
Today’s sketch: Michael Jackson
I was sketching today while having lunch (and tons of coffee), and I decided to draw Michael Jackson in his final days. I was inspired by a fellow artist’s painting of MJ, and decided to do a basic sketch before a taking on a full-blown painting. My server, and fellow patrons of the restaurant, where entertained by it all, I’m happy to say.
I wanted to capture the real Michael Jackson, the sick and truthful portrait of a desperately lonely and distressed man in his final days, and not the glittering, smiling superstar of iconic status in dance-like façade.
This is why I drew the older Jackson—captured in a natural moment, and not posed; one that is near caricature but more straight-portrait—and one where we see him with his eye-wear.
It is a more truthful portrait.
Let me know if I should take this beyond a basic sketch to a full-blown painting. :}
Public Domain Book: Instruction book
by Diamond Garment Cutter Correspondence School, Chicago. [from old catalog]
Published 1903
Topics : Dressmaking