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Female , "hiney" Freehand Tattoo . I first met this young ladt several years ago ,when she was too young to get a Tattoo , but she told me when she was of age I would be doing her Tattoo.
I came out of a client's house, after working on their computer for an hour and a half, to find this note on my bike. Which was chained to THEIR "balcony supports."
Rich bastards.
An expressive photo collage depicting poverty, perseverance, social divides and hope. Shot in Rome, Italy
Won 1st place in the Cawter 2007 Competition whose theme was "Invisible No More" (December 25, 2007).
note: i have nothing to do with stuff i put down here, i am exbomber of vilnius city. since 2002-03 of active bombing till 2010 and of reason of many charges and cases, i now do only legalized stuff, and i became an independent mc and beatmaker. everything illegal what i put here it is my old pranks, or my ppls stuff. stop chasing.
Note the SCT loading - at this time because SCT did not operate on the east coast there was a service sharing agreement that saw Aurizon transport SCT's loading on east coast services and SCT transport excess Aurizon loading on Melbourne/Adelaide/Perth/Parkes services.
Cuadernitos ecológicos
9.7x11.2 cm
120 hojas
Papel Capuccino (Bond 100% reciclado)
Pasta dura
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Eco mini notebooks
9.7x11.2 cm
120 sheets
Capuccino Paper (100% Recycled Bond paper)
Hard Cover
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"viso sciolto e pensieri stretti"
"manners of a dancing master, morals of a whore"
i found my old notes from highschool. from mr. ullman's (<3) modern european class
This is the first test image ever taken with my brand new Canon EOS Rebel T3i. The colors were slightly enhanced in Aperture 3 but everything else is directly out of the camera.
I'm happy with this picture because the strange DOF makes it interesting, in my opinion. What do you think?
For more about the artist, visit: www.natashapestich.com/
Pestich, Natasha, and McKnight Foundation. For the Good of the Common(s): Images and Notes : Compiled By Mathilde Strauss, Research Fellow, School of Public Affairs, University of Illinois, Treaty Island City. Minneapolis, MN: Location Books, 2013.
Natasha Pestich, Associate Professor Fine Arts, MCAD
See MCAD Library's catalog record for this book.
Ma femme ne se réveille pas toujours avant que je parte le matin. De temps en temps, j'aime lui laisser de petites surprises pour lui dire "Je t'aime." My wife doesn't always wake up before I leave in the morning. From time to time, I like to leave her little surprises to say "I love you."
These fine eloquent hands hold a diary, closed for takeoff of our flight, but previously open and into which this gentleman had added notes extensively in wonderful handwritten script, the details, I imagined, of his journey. His note taking included drawings, sketches of birds, and trees, that I could see. It seemed a treasure he held in his hands. He had fallen asleep holding it tightly, as I took this photo, trying not to disturb. It was held, it seemed, as something highly treasured, as the light seems to tell here.
The Author's note tells the latin name of the fish and plant in the book.
This blank journal was made for a silent auction at a benefit event. It's a sturdy little book weighing in at approximately 200 pages (lightweight acid free sketch paper, hand stitched by me!) and measuring 6"x7". The end papers are green mulberry paper with silver silk-screened leaves. The cover is faux leather with a solvent transfer of the - no joke- Toad Lumpsucker (latin name fish on it. This biological drawing was found in a 1921 edition of the Fisheries Journal - I used a solvent transfer method to print it onto blue paper. the fish is "inlaid" into the cover, not just glued on.The end bands at the top and bottom of the text block are hand sewn on, and the journal has a hollow back which enables it to lay flat when opened!
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Here’s the Sideshow 12-inch doll of Light, a character from the wildly popular Japanese manga, anime and live action film, Death Note. -- Beth Accomando
Note: this photo is available for licensing in Getty Images' Flickr collection. (The link is on the bottom right of this page.)
much isn't pictured. This is after I used a test "dummy bend" to roughly layout the down bend and the top 'S' to figure out the distance between scribe lines so the ends will intersect the dropout and the seat tube in the correct places
In process, acrylic on paper. Text taken from printed notes (in a phonetics primer from 1912) instructing the teacher how to go about applying the primers lessons to the children. Then redacting the notes to abstract and play up the absurdity in the text. Dimensions 15" by 6"
Organisation research seminar on scribing and graphical representation of ideas based on conversation
Went to visit my parents today. My mom has a new obsession with pictures of her granddaughters...my kids. :) She's been asking me to print out certain pictures of the kids. Some of them she raves about...and of course that feeds my ego. :D
Also, this is not all of them either. There is a side table just to the left of this table that has another 5 or 6 frames with pics of the girls. :) And she just bought 2 more frames today.
Don't believe me when I saw she loves picture frames? Check out the end table on the other side of the couch.
Spaghetti
Spaghetti with shaved Parmesan and morels. ($39)
Notes: Yipes - $39 for a plate of meatless pasta! But, there's something even more precious than meat in this pasta - morels. There was not an insignificant amount of highly seasonal mushroom in this dish. Just enough to justify this extravagant splurge.
The most awesome character of this dish was the intensity of the Parmesan - it penetrated everything; it was in the broth, the noodles tasted as if made partly from Parmesan. The morels tasted as if they had been brought up on a diet of Parmesan. Sounds absurd, but it's the gospel truth.
Yet, for all the Parmesanizing, the dish managed to be balanced in flavor. The textures - sturdy noodles (cooked to that exact degree of firm doneness, but not a smidge beyond), buttery broth, melting curls of cheese, and soft-meaty morels - were wonderful.
Read about this meal at the ulterior epicure.