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I was interested in making a Lego minifig sized arcade machine. And so I set out to make one and here is the end result. So if you would like to use it please do so but all I ask is to give original credit. Cheers!
Oh yeah I will be making different colored versions soon so keep an eye out for that.
This lucky attendee received a signed Lionel Messi jersey from the Priceless Surprises vending machine at Mobile World Congress 2015.
Took this shot of the Haemodialysis machine that my wife is connected to three times a week.
This is one of the reasons that I am not on flickr as often.
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The harpist from Florence & the Machine at the University of Kent Summer Ball 2010.
More photos on the blog: http://gloda.net/20100612-summer-ball-2010.
To view in stereo, sit 2-3 feet from the monitor and gently cross your eyes so that the two images become three. The one in the middle will be in 3d. If you are finding this difficult, you may be trying too hard. Viewing the original size is best.
In this shot we more clearly see the yarn coming off the machine. It later begins to animate and guide us to the other dimension portrayed in the film. We used lens with very shallow depth of field to achieve this look.
This is a still from the production of the music video "Whale Song" for Modest Mouse.
Produced by Bent Image Lab
Directed by Nando Costa
Music by Modest Mouse
Premiered on Pitchfork
18 inch piece that I serged edges to use for cat beds. Not sure you can see the stitching but it is the best I have done free motion. I should have used a solid fabric but one of my goals this year is to clear out my old stuff from the stash! Even doing this small piece gave me a pain in the neck. I can quilt much longer on the frame without pain.
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Pet remembrance flags for the backyard that Jackie designed.
That's Grandma Lee's 1946 Singer featherweight 221. Still rockin' it.
Southern has caused a lot of trouble to its "customers" by introducing poorly designed new ticket machine with poor software, poor and non-intuitive program flo, a poor interface and unreliability. It has compounded the problems by a system-wide rollout instead of introducing on a small scale with user testing.
THE NIGHTMARE MACHINE - an Indie Horror Film
(C) 2013 The Nightmare Machine
(C) 2013 Dr. Grymm Laboratories
Designed by Lance Hallowell and Joey Marsocci
Fabricated by Dr. Grymm Laboratories.
This sculpt is primarily Apoxie Sculpt with some found objects.. It has a strobe in the right eye to simulate a nightmare projector, the left eye is a moving carousel that also plays music. The side key turns gears which turns on the workings of the mask.
The Story:
The mask is an ancient relic that has a way to remove nightmares. The subject in the image has self inflicted wounds because of her horrible nightmares and is using the mask to hopefully remove them. However there is a darkness behind the mask and it is bringing the nightmare out into our world, via a mysterious black liquid.
View the first official photoshoot for the project here: www.jillhartphotography.com/New_Exciting_Projects.php
My new favorite machine. There's one button, labeled OK. When you press it, two hot fluffy pancakes come out.
Everyone smiles who passes by it in the Sydney Air New Zealand Lounge, even those who don't make pancakes.
They were delicious. Would love to have a place to toss in blueberries and bananas or other fresh ingredients. Pleased to read they use natural non-GMO ingredients in the mix on the maker's site:
Utsonomyia, Japan: this one had it all: Fruit flavoured cigarettes, coloured cigarettes, cigarillos, kreteks, pipe tobacco cigarettes.
Alas, it was out of order. it was both the only non-working vending machine I saw in all Japan, and the only one that sold these particular cigarettes.
My kitchen phone and the answering machine. Now redundant as we have finally cut the cable from Bell. We had the phone line to support our DSL but we've now moved on beyond that so, goodbye Bell. I like to say our household now has the No Bell Prize.
As the groom and groomsmen were being photographed in their various permutations (such as being included and then excluded from particular photographs based on whether they were family or friend), other relatives were assembling and making themselves useful in preparing the sanctuary — and the participants — for the wedding.
Among them was this aunt of the bride, who of everyone at the wedding is thought to have travelled farthest: she is from England. I am supposed to email her with a link to this photograph, so she can use it to thank the woman who helped her with the machine embroidery that produced the leaves on the shoulder and waist of the coat.