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Everything we believe to be constant in life is truly only paper thin. Today I'm wearing a thin mask of calm as I contemplate what it means to be unemployed for the first time in my life.
Strobist:
Two AB800 to left and right of camera pointed away from subject towards the studio walls to get a room full of soft light. Triggered by Yongnuo RF trigger at 1/2 power.
Another from the archives - based on the same idea as square tess 1 but combining open and closed twists.
Earrings for my mum's birthday - some made from scratch, the others from some old jewellery of Oma's.
At the ripe age of 61 my mother has only just gotten her ears pierced. My brother brought a pair back for her from overseas not realising that she doesn't have pierced ears. Boys! So I took her to Hairhouse Warehouse to get them done :)
A cottage for Natalie, do. Good Stitches.
Pattern by Charise Creates, in Issue 8 of Fat Quarterly. Love!
You can't start early enough to prepare for christmas time! So I reworked my diagram for the Kalamistar.
A German/Italian rags-paper mill. The required cellulose fibers were won from worn linen textiles. Rag-and-bone men supplied the paper mills with the raw material. Rags were so desired at times and rare that for them an export ban existed which was also put through by force of arms. In the paper mills rags were cut in scrap, were sometimes washed, submitted to a process of disintigration and, finally fray out, in a stamping mill. The stamping mill was driven with water power.
This is a little help to those who like to know about the first steps of quilling.It's better to know about these basic shapes so that we can create a perfect and beautiful quilling design acording to our choices.Using your quilling tool you can roll a paper strip tightly.Then remove the rolled paper strip from the tool and allow it to uncoil.Place a little glue end of the paper strip and fit it's end to the coil.For getting quilling shapes as mentioned above,pinch the glued coils in to the each pattern using your index fingers and thumbs of both hands.Hope this is helpful!Happy quilling!
For real life visual emergencies.
here's the inspiration
www.wisegeek.com/what-is-a-unicorn-chaser.htm
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A better picture, although i'm not completely satisfied.
The first assignment of the term was to create a 3 dimensional piece using paper.
1/6
Fall 2013.
Here's a coptic bound book, hand sewn "on the bench" with a straight needle, and filled with hand torn drawing paper. The cover is made from a variety of papers including a nice japanese washi paper.
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Name: Braided Paper
Designer: J.C. Nolan
Paper's size: 15 x 15 cm
Result size: 5,3 x 5,3 cm
Diagram: here
This is an image I created from scratch with the help of an online tutorial on making old paper effects. It contains a quote from Return to Hyperion which I quite liked.
Spent this afternoon working through one of my briefs for my college course. This brief was about High & Low key. This is one of my High Key shots.
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The old art of flying paper planes. These are my children having a fun time playing with old time games i used to play when i was young. I wanted them to experience those fun days too instead of sitting with the computers.
Here it is Jun Maekawa's n°11/b or to better explain it is an add to model n°11 (third model in second chapter of Jun Maekawa's Genuine Origami). There is only the let's say "CP"... and a drawing showing the result... only 7 folds but made me crazy... not because there is a real difficulty in it, but because had no idea of what a tridacna is... actually architects living in Italy closed to the mountains are not really requested to know what a tridacna is... since I'm trained in recognizing and knowing symbols and sincetriquetra is the symbol of Sicily... it was obvious to me that the "tridacna" was the symbol of some of a mystical and mysterious oriental religion, and I've obviously trying to fold it... and here's the problem: it isn't... much less romantically tridacna is just a giant clam... oriental... that was true. Anyway, once it is clear to you what a tridacna is, it'll be really really easy to fold it... and since it is completly foldable you can also use it as an envelope... tridacna can also make pearls from time to time... so you can insert a shiny white paper in it making your message "precious". I really loved this model... Jun Maekawa use it to teach the half-closed (or half-open) fold... and as usual provides interesting informations about the method.
2:3 rectangular sheet of duo paper
Bitcoin paper wallet. You can tip with these notes. Think about that you would like to say "thanks" for a street artist who accepts bitcoins, when you go by on this summer ..
Näppärä tapa antaa vaikka tipiksi bitcoineja katutaiteilijalle, joka tuntee bitcoinit. Siinä kun menet ohi tänä kesänä ..
Vastaanottajan tarvitsee vain importata qr-koodi sisään omalle tilille ja tositaiteilija löytää varmasti netistä virtuaalirahalle käyttökohteita.
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