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Engineer Kristopher Hazen brings Q693 south through the beautiful mountain community of Poplar, North Carolina with a pair of SD40's bracketing an ES44AH. CSX 8364 is former C&O 7505, and CSX 8486 started life as PRR SD45 6183, and was rebuilt into a SD40-2 by MK.
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Kristopher K Designs (clockwise from top)
"Pear Harvest - Gingham Large," "Pear Harvest - Still Life," and "Pear Harvest - Square."
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Design "Jewel Mosaic" - Mosaic Jewels almost seem to melt in varying shades of white, green and brown. - printed on 1 yard of Spoonflowers Bamboo/Cotton mix fabric
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PORTRAITS FROM THE SKYDECK: I've started to collect portraits of people that I've taken on the SkyDeck at Kristopher's place here in San Francisco. The lighting is especially good there and the Bay makes for a nice backdrop. Kristopher turned 19 last night and a few of us got together to celebrate his birthday.
Kurt works helping to build partnerships over at Photobucket. Photobucket probably has the largest organized image library in the world today.
To see all of the photos in my SkyDeck collection so far, you can click through here. If you are in a portrait and I haven't people tagged you yet feel free to leave a comment on an image in the set and I'll people tag you.
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With my new (albeit limited ;) sewing skills, I had fun designing and sewing this "Marbled" patchwork tote bag ...
Hope your all having a wonderful week :)
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Lamp and Pillow made from my Original Fabric Design: "Jewel Mosaic"
Design features white mosaics that almost seem to melt, in varying shades of white, green and brown.
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Excerpt from www.timeout.com/hong-kong/art/best-street-art-and-graffit...:
Hong Kong-based artist and illustrator Kristopher Ho is a familiar name in the street art community. As part of the 2023 HKwalls street art festival, Kristopher created a mural featuring a wolf being gently petted. To Kris, the wolf portrays the idea of being a 'lone wolf', symbolising the need to make time for our inner selves; while the hand, which has several natural elements growing out of it, represents personal growth and learning from past experiences.
Kristopher Gynoid as the Kool-Aid Man drops by for a visit!
Posted by Second Life Resident Torley Olmstead. Visit Here.
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Fabrics inspired by faded french tapestries and old vintage china, in palettes of inky blue and brown.
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Where else can you tell a person you just met to climb up on top of a strange metal structure that has no ladder? He was willing, even volunteered, to scale the monstrosity. Kris, I'm glad you did, and I'm glad you came, and I'm glad I got to meet you.
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Detail of designs from top "Red Berry Star" and "Dragonfly Dance - Red"
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Here is my new desktop calendar for JULY - "Summer in Paris, France" - can you believe it's July already ... !!!
Please feel free to use this image on your desktop if you would like to :)
Wishing you all a Joyful July ... Cheers Kris
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... here is a photo of a new 'Kristopher K for Spoonflower' fabric - Bubbles - Designed originally for one of my young nieces, and featuring a palette of pink, plum, aqua and mint :)
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This is a picture of my mom( aka MAW MAW Shirkie) holding her 8th great grandchild Kristopher..Maw Maw's in charge of hugs, kisses and great food.
Friday evening we arrived, headed straight for Kristopher's house. Where, as previously mentioned, Whitney was drunk. Fortunately for Whitney, these girls were there, too. They're the ones fed her, though that didn't work out so well. They're the ones watched out for her before we arrived. They're the ones suggested we walk her down using a neighbor's apartment.
I barely spoke to them, but they're gorgeous, and that's gotta count for something.
Also, they didn't run screaming like banshees when I pointed my camera at them, which makes them a-okay in my book.
We all sat up on the roof watching the sun go down, enjoying the unseasonable SF warmth. Damn fine view Kris has, a full 360 of the city, and apparently hanging out on the roof, just relaxing and taking it all in is something they do rather often.
I'd almost consider moving for a roof like that.
Polaroid Nerdout San Franciso.
Kris looking majestic in the afternoon sunlight.
Polaroid Colorpack II
Fuji FP-100C
Last one from this particular evening, I think. Thanks again, Kris, for letting us exploit you, your house mates and Graham's dog.
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Kristopher K Designs (from top)
"Winter Floral," "Barnaby Bear," and "Spring Floral"
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53/366 - We have been friends with Kristopher & Davis for years They love playing games and teaching other people how to play them.
Photographer: Kristopher Fuentes
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kristopher.
favorite.
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this is the first of a series of 2,500 polaroids that have been donated to my public community art installation called
"i am."
on april 12th, it will be installed in downtown austin.
if you live here........please come.
we will be installing in store fronts around the city.
i'll keep you updated on dates. and times. and where it all goes down.
You a Jew? You a Jew looking for ways to spend your time while the rest of the world worships their fat man in red and their hippie-looking god?
Here's a few tips, direct from the Back Alley Tabernacle:
"With our Christian brethren stuck in their homes celebrating an event that most religious scholars agree didn’t actually occur on this date, the world is our oyster! Here’s a few things to do with yourself while you wait for the world to start again:
See a movie.
Or several. I used to watch between three and four movies a day on Christmas, as the city was Night of the Comet empty.
Eat Chinese food.
Those joints are always open on the Christmas, knowing that we Jews are wandering the city, much like we did in the desert, looking for a place to stuff our jesus-killing faces.
Play on the web.
With everybody hanging out with their MORE.