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I have many nieces and nephews... and I really like to give them all a little gift or something at Christmas. They're aged between 1 and 20... so I often have to do a lot of thinking ;).
This one goes to Liina who just had her 15th birthday!
Hasselblad FlexBody with Extension + Proxar 0.5M + 1.0M + Planar 80mm / F2.8 + CFV50
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Got some Revolog films, and thought I'd test out the Kolor roll first. Came out alright, but I didn't pay attention to the 'works best when underexposed' note on the packaging... For once I actually had a bright sunny day to shoot in! Grrr! Oh well, I have a bunch more rolls to play with :)
CLOSE-UP COLOR PHOTO OF COMPRESSED COMMERCIAL CARD-BOARD PACAGING REMNANTS READY FOR PICKUP
aka: Thousand Pleasures of Packaging.
I totally, 100% stole this packaging from Cookieartisan. I've always used these boxes, but I never once thought to line them with anything. (Hey Maryann, any hints on lining these easier? It was a pain! But sooo pretty!) I just love how they look all packaged up!
A 2019 Dodge Durango Police Package with the NYPD 107 PCT. A lot of these are being dispersed to different PCTs across the city now along with the 2020 FPIUs.
I've been packaging my orders in different kinds of fun paper, such as school ruled, college ruled or ledger. It's amazing how pretty it can look dressed up with some ribbon or twine! Who would have thought school supplies could double as cute gift wrap?
Wonderfully aromatic, a new found tea love. The packaging alone is just... awesome.
Then you open the individual little pyramid box to reveal a delicate silk pouch that mirrors the shape of the box. A little leaf on a green silk wrapped wire to lift the bag filled with precious whole flower buds, large leaf green teas and plump pieces of citrus tops off a most pleasant experience for any tea lover. Can you tell I like this stuff?
To be honest... they had me at the little leaf handle :)
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Mailed from Daytona Beach, Florida to Mr. A.G. Cherurdovsky of M.W. Kellogg Co. Mech. Sect 3rd Fl. in New York, New York on July 11, 1969:
Hi Al & Gang How would like to work on that "K" package? This is (short) living! Vic.
After I packaged these sets and mailed them off last week, I realized that I have had this same packaging for a few years now. I got to wondering if it was time for me to change it up, or is it best to stay consistent and stick with what people know you by... I couldn't decide on what was best. I still like this packaging, as it still represents "my style", but is it kinda boring? I wonder if people are sick of it by now or if they like that it is "Melacacia"? lol
What do you guys think? ^____^
WEEK 52.1 – Flashback 2016: Hernando Walmart (IV)
Here’s a look at the packaged deli sign, which hung from the ceiling above some coffin cases and the coolers along the right-side wall. As much as I like these classic Project Impact pillow signs, the ones in grocery here seemed a little redundant: they have text on both sides, but the side opposite the one pictured above really isn’t of much use! With the black décor 2.0 remodel, one-sided signs replaced these and simply line the wall.
(c) 2016 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Closest thing we have to a pet here is Cozmo, my daughters robot...... he likes to play, eat and act up just like a real pet but without any little brown packages being left behind.
Pagani Huyara Roadster & Porsche 918 Spyder Package & Ferrari Laferrari Aperta & Ferrari 488 Spider
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So happy to have found a solution that allows me to safely ship CDs & DVDs without extra packaging! So - it's a jewel case, a mailer, and a storage case all in one.. and not likely to be thrown out!! A little more environmentally friendly than a jewel case + bubble or paper mailer, and it's pretty swanky, no?
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I think Mamma Mei ordered this pose as part of her Panda House cub package. She had them pull down the China mountain backdrop as it reminded her of home...
WEEK 34 – Horn Lake Walmart, Set I
Last but not least for this Saturday, a semi-close-up of the HL WM's packaged deli department. I will say that the signage doesn't look all that bad here (and indeed, I liked the original Impact, and admit that the following iterations did keep its fundamental design intact even if it cheapened the physical quality of the décor pieces)... it's just the lack of signage elsewhere, in more zoomed-out views, that contributes to the “cheap” environment. But I'll get more into that next time, which is in two weeks.
Next week – speaking of “iterations,” more from the Southaven Gordmans reopening is on its way...!
(c) 2017 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
Look at my lovely package from megmormel!!!! This is the sweetest octopus ever. I also received a matching Keep Calm pincushion because my partner really know me and knew I could never stick pins into her. Thank you!!!!
The package by Julia Ciccarone. Oil on linen.
This work is from a series of paintings that I see as stills in a sort of painterly movie. Here a barefoot man with noticeably wet jeans sits beside a phone box and waits for his lift to the restoration/analysis section of the museum. What is in the box is a mystery. Has he collected specimens from the ocean? What is the connection to the image of Lake Mungo in the phone box normally reserved for advertisements.
I have recently been interested in the relationship between painting and the moving image, which has led to my collaborative work with film director Kasimir Burgess. Julia Ciccarone, 2014.
The Archibald, Wynne and Sulman Prizes, Art Gallery of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia (Friday 25 Jul 2014)
I used this lovely doily paper in another way for packaging...
You can print your own paper here...
www.dailysuze.com/blog5.php/2011/01/26/free-printable-par...
I never know what to do with this sort of spectacular stuff other than just look at it. Can't seem to find a way to incorporate it into my Christmas scenes around the house, (not with touchy feely kids around anyway), and besides, I just don't have the space. Gaahh, vintage packaging. It's unparalleled! <3