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In this picture Peter Conrad is making an copy of Attempted Not Known #10. He drew a comic that fit onto a rubix cube. He had to heat the Rubix Cube to get the stickes off it. After he had a blank Rubix Cube he could put his own stickers on. He had to use a toaster oven to heat the cubes.
Ensaio Ibirapuera 18/12/11
Modelos: Bruna Scavacini, Fernanda Martini & Regiane Oliveira
Maquiagem por Karla Martini
Marjory (headband0 and Robert (plaid shirt) work with a friend on the garden at our farmhouse remodel in the1950's.
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Fotografia do making of do dia de noiva da Kelly, que começou no Werner Coiffeur do Shopping Rio Design Leblon e terminou na casa da noiva, em Copacabana, RJ. O penteado da noiva foi feito com coque de cachos presos com fita de pérolas, acessório da Loja Rua do Ouvidor, 120. A noiva usou vestido of white da Só Núpcias e sapatos Luana Zabot, na cor rosa queimado ou rosé. As alianças de ouro branco, com brilhante na aliança da noiva foram levados para a cerimônia em fusquinhas retrô com laço de cetim. Os convites foram confeccionados pelo noivo e a noiva aproveitou para posar com a bateria e os instrumentos do noivo músico. www.fabiomorofotografia.com.br
Fotografia do making of do dia de noiva da Kelly, que começou no Werner Coiffeur do Shopping Rio Design Leblon e terminou na casa da noiva, em Copacabana, RJ. O penteado da noiva foi feito com coque de cachos presos com fita de pérolas, acessório da Loja Rua do Ouvidor, 120. A noiva usou vestido of white da Só Núpcias e sapatos Luana Zabot, na cor rosa queimado ou rosé. As alianças de ouro branco, com brilhante na aliança da noiva foram levados para a cerimônia em fusquinhas retrô com laço de cetim. Os convites foram confeccionados pelo noivo e a noiva aproveitou para posar com a bateria e os instrumentos do noivo músico. www.fabiomorofotografia.com.br
Opportunity is now on its way to a huge crater 12 kilometers away, leaving its mark on the Meridiani plains as it goes.
Sent by: MER-B | From: Mars | Credit: NASA/JPL/Cornell
Added to www.ridingwithrobots.org Oct 5, 2008.
I’m very fortunate to have Misty Dawn as one of my coworkers. She’s not only a friend to many of the customers at the convenience store where she and I both work, but also has a reputation as being a “dog whisperer” to the canine companions of our customers. She’s making a connection with Midnight, our recently-adopted, female, black Labrador Retriever.
Making macaroni...
I'm a college student and not afraid to admit that this is one of about four things I can confidently cook!
January 20, 2009
Applying wax over the penciled-in outline of the pattern, the first step in the process of making batik.
Image of my sculpture, "Making Love," one of the works from my sculpture series, Little Love Stories.
On Saturday, Ben & Jerry's partnered with Flavorpill to bring a little community beautification to Micheltorena Elementary School in Silver Lake, Los Angeles. Friends and fans came from far and wide to lend a helping hand as we painted a vibrant, happy mural on the Kindergarten wall. To keep the volunteers going, we rocked out to live music from The One AM Radio and chowed down on cool, yummy scoops of Bonnaroo Buzz and Late Night Snack. It was truly an awesome day and we know the mural will bring plenty of smiles to faces of the kids at Micheltorena.
being in the elevator freaked Li right out, but we were on the 7th floor of the hotel, and the stairs got really old -- particularly since she wouldn't let Mark carry her. After a couple of days she finally discovered the mirror on the back wall, and from then on she LOVED the elevator. I started making faces in the mirror, which she would happily imitate.
7. MAKING DASHI... Dashi is an important part of most Japanese cooking. It's basically a stock made from:
- kelp (in Japanese - kombu)
- fish flakes (in Japanese Bonito flakes)
First, add the kelp to a pan of cold water and heat, slowly stirring. DO NOT BOIL... If you do you will end up with a waxy taste, not pleasant.
After the kelp has thoroughly flavoured the water, sieve it out and set on one side (you can use it again, or just chuck it away)