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From the Sunday photo shoot at the local high school. Needed extra photos of Tom's home made bikes for the 1000 Ideas for Creative Re-use book guy. This one's too busy, but it has a touch of "street". This scooter is fun to ride, and it's a big hit at the Maker Faire each year.
Check Garth's blog for late submittal details.
Chris Holland took this photo of clifton asking a question at garth's lecture. I am lurking in the background.
Apparently, this crazy poodle vehicle is a Kinetic classic. She gets recycled from year to year. This year? Economy be damned, she's solid gold.
The hippo made it down "Dead Man's Drop" in one piece. Here it is with its entourage after the drop.
buddy garth is coming to town! he is road trippin it with friend Henry into Starkville, MS! He is so kind and agreed to spread the word of extreme craft to Northern Mississippians!
Friend Henry was one of the judges for the student AIGA show we are hosting next week and is going to be a guest speaker later that night before the AIGA reception.
Garth: www.extremecraft.com
Henry: www.chunklet.com
The above typeface is titled: SNOT
At the UCM Museum in Abita Springs, Louisiana. (You See 'Em Museum)
We snapped this photo for Garth in honor of this
Extreme Crafts
Cessna 525B Citation Jet CJ3, c/n 525B-0180
Ex-N5185J
Helsinki/Vantaa (HEL/EFHK) 1.8.2009
Audience members watch clips from films in the ACC Archive during the May 2012 Library Salon Series event featuring commentary by Garth Johnson of Extremecraft.com.
Altered Plate by Garth Johnson
Renegade Craft Fair
Fort Mason Pavillion
San Francisco, CA
July 19, 2009
I submitted this notebook to Garth Johnson's upcoming book, 1000 Ideas for Creative Reuse. I cut security envelopes into strips and wove them together to create the cover. The inside pages are index cards and it is all held together with book rings.
Garth is a dear friend of the Indie Craft Experience.
I submitted this notebook to Garth Johnson's upcoming book, 1000 Ideas for Creative Reuse. I cut security envelopes into strips and wove them together to create the cover. The inside pages are index cards and it is all held together with book rings.
Garth is a dear friend of the Indie Craft Experience.