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I made this ballerina set for my niece's ballerina themed birthday party. Guest place cards, dessert table labels, water bottle labels, banner, and goody bags.
I made a tutu for each guest.
50 let sikarny solo lipnik I [50 years of the solo match factory in lipnik]. 1959. czechoslovakia. matchbox label. print. ephemera. [1629b]
Vintage Green Label graphic available for download at dryicons.com/free-graphics/preview/vintage-green-label/ in EPS (vector) format.
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1970s/80s British Railways Carriage label BR 21885/311
SWANSEA
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350ml, 500ml i 1000ml bottle design for extracts and emulators was extremely creative and inspirational field where we had the opportunity to work with professional tool-makers and printing offices that could follow our visions in technical term during the entire branding process.
The supervision of the tool making process in all of its phases was pure pleasure as well as supervision of the development of printing materials (package, labels and other printing materials client needed). It all went professionally and smoothly with no bigger problems.
That was the result of good strategic planning and extremely professional organization of the entire project that was healthy from the beginning so the margin for errors was placed to a minimum. This ideal concept is a product of healthy professional cooperation between us and our client. We had a clear plan and a goal that we have held to during the entire branding process. When the things are set up correctly, time stages are carefully planned and deadlines are set things work perfectly.
Floating in space like a cosmic jellyfish…
This is one of the most famous supernovas, SN 1987A. These remains of an exploded star have been well-studied since their discovery in 1987.
Webb’s sensitivity and resolution has given us the most clear and detailed look yet, revealing a new feature: small crescent-like structures thought to be a part of the outer layers of gas shot out from the supernova explosion.
Learn more: go.nasa.gov/47SE9BM
Credit: NASA, ESA, CSA, Mikako Matsuura (Cardiff University), Richard Arendt (NASA-GSFC, UMBC), Claes Fransson (Stockholm University), Josefin Larsson (KTH) Image Processing: A. Pagan (STScI).
Image description: A supernova with its components labeled. The center of the image contains a dense green cloud, shaped like a keyhole. A white line points to this area, labeled “inner ejecta (keyhole)”. Outside of this region are two, curved dotted lines with a white line pointing to the left one, labeled “crescent”. Outside of this cloud of gas is a ring of dense orange gas and dust that becomes more diffused as it travels further away from the center. A dotted blue line is overlaid in the center of this ring with a blue line that is labeled “equatorial ring”. The innermost part of this dense orange ring contains brighter orange clumps of glowing gas. There is a gray line pointing to one of these hotspots labeled “equatorial ring hotspots”. Outside of these structures, both above and below them, are very faint orange rings of gas and dust. They are overlain with dotted lines and both have white lines pointing to them, labeled “outer ring”. There are several white stars are strewn throughout the image.
Compass Arrows, Scale Bar, and Color Key
At the bottom left are compass arrows indicating the orientation of the image on the sky. The north arrow points in the 11 o’clock direction. The east arrow points toward 8 o’clock. At the lower right is a scale bar labeled 1.5 light-years. The length of the scale bar is approximately one-fifth the total width of the image. Below the image is a color key showing which NIRCam filters were used to create the image and which visible-light color is assigned to each filter. From left to right, NIRCam filters are: F150W is blue; F164N is a greenish blue; F200W is light blue; F322N is yellow; F405N is orange; and F444W is red.
More selections from the heap of matchbox labels we bought today at the North West Phillumenists Fair and Auction in town.
Jumbo Name Labels are made from top quality vinyl and can be stuck to most smooth surfaces. You can find them here: www.brightstarkids.com.au/Jumbo-Labels.aspx?p202#.UdDe0j5...
Check the labeled boxes on this image. They are just a few of the landmarks visible from Crown Pass (10,168'), from where you can see almost 50 miles into the heart of Kings Canyon and Sequoia National Parks.
See also the wide angle view.
Find Tehipite Dome in the labels, then look at it from river level in my day and night views. It's huge.
Apparently Flickr has removed the Notes feature.