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Some items were recently donated to the Concrete Historical Museum in Concrete, Washington. I'm trying to find out if they have any value.
Fine baskets do have collectors, so I am hoping that I can get some input on the origin of this one and if it has collector interest. If it has value, I will return it to the woman that donated it so she can sell it.
I bought a new pair of hands from DoA for Eiko. I just have a weak spot for closed fist hands :3 They can be like cat paws.
Oh Man how I love this shot ... Mine, Ryann and Andrew's hands on my belly. Eliot was born 11 days later.
home from camp for the weekend!
first of all, sorry for disappearing for a while... i can't wait to catch up on everyone's streams.
oh, and this is sooc. :) i'm really happy with it.
i helped with photo camp this week (YAY), so these hands belong to two of my cabin girls. it was a difficult week, sorting out drama and campers wanting to leave, but it ended on a good note. i wouldn't trade this last week for anything.
Handendroger van de firma Kurt Baege uit Berlijn-Charlottenburg.
1. Zeep zorgvuldig afspoelen.
2. Water van de handen afslaan.
3. Op de voetschakelaar trappen.
4. Langzame krachtige wasbewegingen in de luchtstroom maken.
Importeur: Handdro, Den Haag
Hand dryer, manufactured by Kurt Baege in Berlin-Charlottenburg
“Tutti i grandi sono stati bambini una volta. Ma pochi di essi se ne ricordano.” Antoine De Saint-Exupéry
"The crime of suicide lies rather in its disregard for the feelings of those whom we leave behind."
- E. M. Forster
Took this image in the middle of the night i was bored.. i had an ongoing art project about fear. Did some interviews with people on what their fear was.. strangly enough it was the fear of murder death or suicide.. so this is what i did as a reflection on those interviews... What can i say.. Midnight creativity i guess !
(its just paint --> people dont worry !)
Pregnant belly wrapping with hand at the Saturday morning Artwalk in downtown Beloit.
"Live body-casting and acrylics on canvas by Anne Elisabeth Hogh."
(Soft focus version.)
The body parts cast here during Artwalk 2007 will be assembled into some kind of sculpture to be on display later this summer.
I like to draw on my hand. Sometimes I wish I was ambidextrous so I could draw on both hands . . . I think my right hand might get jealous . . .