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This drawing machine was designed and built by Ben Hopson, a product designer and kinetic sculptor based in NYC. The tool is an essential part of the story in the music video and was built with custom measurements to fit Isaac's arm.
To see more of Ben's work please go to benhopson.com.
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
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.
I would like to come back to the issue of water – and the shortage of it – at Versailles. Ever since Louis XIV started building water fountains in the gardens of Versailles in the 1640's, until his death in 1715, kingdom engineers have been struggling with the problem of getting enough water to satisfy the increasing demand. All kinds of schemes have been devised as solutions. Some were fairly simple like tapping nearby ponds or digging trenches to create new ponds (the Grand Canal; the Swiss Pool). Others were more ambitious like diverting rivers (the Bièvre; the Eure). But one of the most interesting projects was building this machine called The Marly Machine. This contraption was built along the Seine River, about seven kilometres north of Versailles. It is pictured here in a 1723 painting by Pierre-Denis Martin, which hangs inside the palace. What the machine did – or was supposed to do – was to tap water from the Seine River, lift it some 100 metres above the level of the river and channel it into an aqueduct that would then take it to a reservoir at the Palace. A series of waterwheels was constructed in the river which activated a series of pumps to lift the water. The lifting was done in three stages. It worked, although not as well as it was supposed to. Consequently, full capacity was never achieved and the machine was plagued with frequent breakdowns and all kinds of leaks that prevented it from being a real solution to the water supply problem at Versailles. Remnants of the machine can still be seen along the river.
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.
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
William Foster of Lincoln threshing machine hard at work driven by an unknown IC tractor. Location & date unknown, can anyone help? Scanned from an original slide now in my collection.
Florence + the Machine perform on the Outdoor Theatre at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio on Sunday, April 15, 2012.
(Richard Lui The Desert Sun)
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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Florence + the Machine perform on the Outdoor Theatre at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in Indio on Sunday, April 15, 2012.
(Richard Lui The Desert Sun)
La Machine on the Saturday. The morning turned out to be a little disappointing. A few thousand people turned out to hear some music. La Princesse didn’t do anything but sit there in the fake snow. Nice to look at but a shame for those people. Later she did wake up and went for a walk around town. I originally planned to be in the crowd but I came out the station on Water St and the crowd was insane. I didn’t like the idea of battling through to get a few quick photos so I was able to get on top of the town hall. From there the view of the crowd was simply insane.
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:
An old bottling machine on display at the Schneider Weisse brewery in Kelheim, Germany. I'm not sure about its age, but it looks just as old as the bottling machine at Cantillon, which is early 20th century.
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.