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Darkroom print.
24 cm x 18 cm (9.44 in x 7.08 in)
Photographic enlarger:
Leningrad-6U
Lens:
I50U-3,5/50
Photographic paper:
Unibrom. "Slavich Company". Expired in 1990
Developer:
Phenidone-hydroquinone developer. Lviv factory "Reagent". Expired in 1994
Fixer:
Acid fixer. ''Karpov Chemical Plant". Expired in 1991
Фотоувеличитель:
Ленинград-6У
Обьектив:
И50У-3,5/50
Бумага фотографическая:
Унибром. Переславское производственное объединение "Славич". Годен до 1990г.
Проявитель:
Фенидон-гидрохиноновый. Львовский завод "Реактив". Годен до 1994г.
Фиксаж:
Фиксаж кислый. ПО "Химзавод им. Л.Я.Карпова". Годен до 1991г.
For the HA 'website' challenge, and also for joining a challenge at 2Peas, 'Thinking Inking Class Week 5'.
I was so inspired from the card at the Techniques Article section:
Many Enhance your projects with a bit of flair! by Shari Carroll .
I've been adoring the one at the bottom most.
So I tried to make like that image to use a piece of Tim Holtz fragment using Rubs-on resisting technique that I learned from Jennifer's class at 2Peas this week.
After my image was finished, I decided to make it for my notebook.
*I used several alcohol ink techniques for this.
stamp used:
HA SE: Artistic Windows / S5041 (The manuscript stamp on a paper flower.)
HA Clear design Friends / CL351 (I use only the word 'inspire' from the sentiment 'You inspire me')
A closeup photo can be seen at:
www.flickr.com/photos/tomoh/3737537571/in/photostream/
Today (Monday) is the National holidays in my country, and I'm gonna go to a home party of one of my firiends from now on. So I would post my article about this project to my blog after I came back. (Maybe, tommorow.)
Sorry for the inconvenience for the people are used to enjoy reading it.
updated: July 21st, '09 GMT
I've just updated my blog where materials etc. are written:
http://tomohsattic.blogspot.com/2009/07/inspire-notebook.html
If you interested in it, please access.
TFL! :)
Terrier motif printed on a design classic Moleskine Cahier Pocket Notebook.
The image was printed using a Gocco, a tabletop Japanese screen printing system. Inky blobs and smudges are part of the process :)
This is Tanzo's Carnet notebook cover. The leather "Buttero" from Italy is vegitable-tanned. There are ten colors - grey, vandyke, dark brown, purple, dark green, yellow, orange, peach, red, beige - for you to choose and mine is peach.
It has four strings, so you can change your notebooks easily. I inserted three Banditapple Carnet notebooks, Midori's business card file and zipper case.
More on my blog(in Korean) : bookand.tistory.com/345
Painted Traveler's Notebook, A4. A5 and Reguslar size ...
flying in the face of stormy weathers, coming through heavy waters and emerging as a figure of beauty on the other side
Checking out the local art supply store, Racine's, in Fort Bragg (crappy service, by the way), I passed this rack of Moleskine goodness. Since it was my birthday, the better half was on it right away, adding some new additions to my stash.
This notebook is made from felt and was hand embroidered from a pattern drawn by myself.
You can find out more about my work at the Pixiecraft blog here: misspixiecrafts.blogspot.co.uk/
Have had several people email me an' comment about my luck on finding the right light, scene, objects, etc. Here's my "luck"; a notebook I keep on my truck seat when I'm traveling. I've gotten fairly good at writing in it, while driving, without looking at the page...
I took a picture of two beautiful living beings casually gathered by a swimming pool in a luxury hotel...
View showing the colors that I have. Very nice and understated colors. The fronts have this wonderful filigree like name-plate that says: "Notebook, Most advanced quality, Gives best writing features." No crazy Hello-Kitty or Pandas here... just a nice classic style.
Everyone keeps admiring the moleskine. I admit, I fell into the popularity and brought one too. It's very cute and fun, but I think I found competition for the moleskine. It's very cute too.
It's a notebook from a japanese company called "Kokuyo". They're very similiar to many ways. Starting at the cover, both have a rubberband to keep the book closed. View my other photos for a comparison