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This slideshow is part of a four-part series of photo essays created to show the human cost of current drug policies in the Americas. The photos tell the stories of four women, each providing a unique insight into the deeply troubling cycle of poverty, low-level involvement, imprisonment, and recidivism into which women are too often pushed.
For more information on women and incarceration in the Americas, visit bit.ly/1Jzym48
Oii meninas td bem? Espero que sim!
Fiz essas unhas para o Desafio Animal Nail do Club do desafio, gostei do resultado, apesar da paciência que tem de ter para acertar os adesivos nos cantinhos, e as rebarbinhas que ficam levantando depois rsrs
Usei:
1x Base pró crescimento
Adesivos Twelve Nails
TC Vefic
Beijos e Bom fim de semana!
Continuing the quest for self replication I tried to print a tie bracket but it became loose at one side and bent upwards heavily so I had to stop it. Tomorrow we'll try again.
I knew it was too dark to get a decent shot of the snow, but tried anyway. Needless to say, the result was non-good. So... I ripped the polaroid apart, scratched it up a bit and scanned the resulting mess along with a stupid doodle underneath. Now my hands are covered in Polaroid goo.
Decided to create my own Twitter Fail Whale, took about half an hour cutting out and modifying various etchings. Might add a background when i get the chance
1.17.11 Fail
Today was a complete FAIL.....Work sucked...this pix sucks! It looked way better on my computer but when I uploaded it (even in high resolution) it still sucks!!!!! haha
The left side of my two page layout.
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Bazzill [black]
Patterned Paper: Bella Boulevard [background grid], Doodlebug [red]
Font: Mouth Breather [from DaFont.com]
Pen: Staedtler, Zig
Adhesive: Tombow, Xyron
Ink: Ink It Up! [black]
Thanks for looking!
St George's is a fine church by N.F.Cachemaille-Day in the western suburbs of Coventry, and this 1938 building is a little known gem. A sturdy brick exterior with a low steeple on a robust tower concealing a light and airy rendered interior within. The most impressive space is the baptistry under the tower with a tapering font colour, all decked in pale blue and white, the dominant colours inside apart from the vibrant post-war east window by W.T.Carter-Shapland.
I'd failed to get inside previously after my supposedly shrewd end-of-Sunday-service arrival was foiled by a baptism, so I was pleased to find the church open for a few hours on Wednesday afternoons whilst their adjoining cafe is in operation. It is also now illustrated in the newly released revised Pevsner for Warwickshire.
After the successful MP11, HK decided to do a similiar double-barreled design. But failed...
This was the resulting weapon.
Two 30rd 9mm mags... Full auto only... The safety will be noted...
Thoughts?
Pastie: pastie.org/1236917
Don't ask me how it works, as it's completely unknown to me....