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Magic UX is a new smartphone interface inspired by the physical world. It uses your view of the real world to help you navigate computer generated content in the digital world. It's a practical, subtle use of augmented reality.
Client: Special Projects
Year: 2018
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Pattern: sort of the one on the lable (cuff down, heel flap).
Yarn: Lion Brand Magic Stripes in Stonewashed Blue Pattern
Needles: aluminum DPN's size #2 (the aluminum was what nearly killed these hands -- I've switched to bamboo and birch, and I'll let you know how things go)
Cast-on to cast-off: I can't really remember, but all together actual knitting time was 14 hours. I finished them on Tuesday morning at 2am.
Notes: These were knit as a sample for the Major Chain Craft Store. If I knit these for myself, I'd make the entire leg in 2x2 rib so that they wouldn't fall down. Also, they softened up like crazy when I washed them. They actually went from kind of stiff to quite cozy. I could hardly believe it myself! I would also make them mismatched, because I would find that charming. I just figured that if I was actually SELLING these, they should match perfectly.
THE LIGHTING WAS SO INCREDIBLE.
this picture doesn't describe it.
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sometimes you gotttta break the law to get good lighting ;)
yeah, i trespassed. but its like this old railroad station. im all good.
I got a second Magic Moves Barbie. I just had two of their body suits so one of them gets to wear the original outfit and another gets to wear the cool skirt that I think goes with their stuff perfectly :) The fun part about them not having their original earrings was giving them fun earrings I found that matched their outfits instead! They are so pretty!
Revised : “The Greatest Illusionist of our time.” - Oprah Winfrey
Tricks, magic, illusions.. If You hear these words Im pretty sure You are thinking about Harry Houdini or nowadays David Copperfield. He is definitely master of his crafts. His achievements , awards and shows are just unparalleled, the audience is just mesmerized by his performance. He has already won 21 Emmy awards and has been named of the Magician of the Millennium. His performances in the MGM are constant sold outs, and constantly shows the audience, there is no limit in imagination !--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Original : “COPPERFIELD’S BEST ILLUSIONS ARE STILL UNPARALLELED ON THE STRIP!” - Las Vegas Review Journal
“Astonishing!” - USA Today
“Our Era’s Giant Of Magic!” - New York Times
“Copperfield’s Spectacular Illusion And Artistry,will leave you gaping in unabashed amazement.” - Chicago Sun Times
He’s the first living illusionist to be honored with a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
He was knighted by the French government.
He—along with Steven Speilberg, Martin Scorsese and Colin Powell—received the Living Legend award from the United States Library of Congress.
He has been named Magician of the Century and Magician of the Millennium.
His face graces the postage stamps of six different countries, making him the only living magician to receive this honor.
He’s won over 21 Emmy awards for his groundbreaking television specials.
The Magic Castle is a magicians' club in Los Angeles, where for over a century, magicians have learned, practiced and performed magic tricks of all sorts. The club is private and the public can only get in with a pass, provided by a member. These passes seem to be fairly easy to obtain - after all they need audiences to practice their tricks.
We were lucky to be invited last Saturday and were thrilled to see 4 very talented young magicians (ages 13-19) perform - and perform very well. The Magic Castle has a young magicians' program where talented youngsters are awarded apprenticeships
Sunsplash 2010, 19/08/2010 -Oltre la Musica - Magico gioco - Foto Carlo Crippa_Rototom Sunsplash © 2010
This is my first real Low Key portrait other than a few shots that I did at home. The horse was standing inside an indoor arena with the doorways open on each end along with about 6 windows. The horse had a loosely held rope farther down his neck and was kept steady (mostly) by my wife. Flash was a Nissin Di700 Air system on my Sony A6000. 1/800, F5.6, 30mm, sigma 30. ISO 200. Flash was held up in the air to the left side of the frame and pointed down towards the eye. I don't remember the exact flash settings as I was tweaking them on the fly, working with a 1200lb animal. :)