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Paper "trolley" buses Inside of Chance AH-28 #332 on Display in Gig Harbor during the 4th Annual Paddlers Cup & Expo on April 12th, 2015. Seasonal Trolley Service started in June of that year.
A colored paper airplane. I helped in the making of the airplane, while the pictures on it was my daughter's creations :D
"The Flickr Lounge" "Sunday Theme - Paper"
Everything in this shot is paper, an exercise using coloured construction paper.
my fake copper book.
the cover is junk/leftover polymer clay, I pressed in a stamp & covered with pearl-ex powders, then put a light wash of black to bring out the details of the stamp
For about 12 – 14 rolls:
12 – 14 rice papers
Mustard seeds both black and yellow
Pumpkin seeds
2 leeks or onions
2 – 3 cloves of garlic
1 small red pepper
250 grams of mushrooms
1 zucchini
Some wok oil + some olive oil
Turmeric, cumin and smoked paprika
Salt
Link to full recipe www.flexiblevegan.com/recipes/rice-paper-rolls/
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Paper Scorpionfish resting on a coral formation at Bula Lohi Corner.
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Paper sculptures by David Dunleavy of Apart From This.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2015/06/striped-paper-sculptures-d...
These are supposedly Christmas socks, but they remind me more of sailors. Or maybe just syphilis.
Day 33
Ingredientes: papel, lápiz, goma de borrar, sacapuntas. Opcional: en last.fm el tag "downtempo" y luz no muy alta.
kinetic paper installation
CITROËN celebrates the 5th anniversary of its DS-Models, and in the same time marks the 136th birthday of its founder Andre Citroën while presenting its newest C4 Cactus model, below “The Paper Wave” the longest Kinetic Lights installation ever.
A 65m long array of Kinetic Lights hovered above the car-runway while cars creating ripples were passing underneath. The installation looks like a delicate wave and is made of thin paper sheets that change colors. The installation is simple and pure, in the same time it is unique in its dimension and layer-like structure.
But don't you need to have the cover open to read the alternate opening instructions?
On the receipt docket printer at work
Link: www.etsy.com/listing/120821334/12-x-12-digital-paper-vint...
A wonderful set of 10 mix and match digital papers, for use in scrap booking, card making and invitation design.
Each design features grunge shabby textures and different vintage clock faces! All tinted in various color!!
There are 10 high quality 300 dpi 12" x 12" files, ready for home printing or use in design software programmes.
Format: JPEG Suitable for all software programs. They can be reprinted and used over and over.
Wasps sitting on guard top of the fence outside of their active nest under the fence capping. There is a limit to how close you can get, then you can be in trouble. I am not aware of anyone who has had an allergic reaction to these other than a burning sensation that lasts from 10 mins to a couple of days.
Photos: Jean
Silverprint Solar Paper 8x10
I went on playing with the Sepp's star and came to this star globe.
It's made of 30 paper strips, 2:5
For coloring I used special pens I bought at the local discount shop. They are called "Blo Pens" - no, I didn't forget the "w". These are ordinary felt pens, which you can put in a kind of blow pipe, to gain an effect close to airbrush.
Psalm 45
1 My heart is stirred by a noble theme
as I recite my verses for the king;
my tongue is the pen of a skillful writer.
2 You are the most excellent of men
and your lips have been anointed with grace,
since God has blessed you forever.
3 Gird your sword upon your side, O mighty one;
clothe yourself with splendor and majesty.
4 In your majesty ride forth victoriously
in behalf of truth, humility and righteousness;
let your right hand display awesome deeds.
5 Let your sharp arrows pierce the hearts of the king's enemies;
let the nations fall beneath your feet.
6 Your throne, O God, will last for ever and ever;
a scepter of justice will be the scepter of your kingdom.
7 You love righteousness and hate wickedness;
therefore God, your God, has set you above your companions
by anointing you with the oil of joy.
8 All your robes are fragrant with myrrh and aloes and cassia;
from palaces adorned with ivory
the music of the strings makes you glad.
9 Daughters of kings are among your honored women;
at your right hand is the royal bride in gold of Ophir.
10 Listen, O daughter, consider and give ear:
Forget your people and your father's house.
11 The king is enthralled by your beauty;
honor him, for he is your lord.
Author: Komatsu Hideo
I´m very happy with how this one turned out, especialy the tail.
Here you can see everything that´s to like about this model, the tail, the ears, the snout, the main body, I love it all. This combined with the nice paper makes a fine model.
This is the second version of my homemade paper, which has been much more successful since I changed the process. Originally I was using a wooden frame with an old t-shirt pulled taught and stapled around the edges, which I then tried my best to dip into my fiber and water mix in order to get an even spread. The first tries came out very thick, uneven and holey, but the main problem came when trying to remove them from their cloth backing as they would stick and come to pieces. The first thing I did to try to combat this was to paint a layer of glue on the outer surface in order to keep everything together once it dried, however, the problem then became the glue sticking to the frame and destroying the cloth in the patches that allowed it to seep through.
The pieces pictured are made using a simpler, although longer process, in which I just applied the wet fibers to a sheet of acetate and then spread them using a paintbrush. Using this technique I can hold the sheet up to the light in order to find any holes, the thickness of the paper in now down to around 3-5mm and is much more uniform, and best of all I can easily peel off the acetate backing once the paper is dry, or leave it on to provide extra rigidity during transport or while applying ink etc.
The paper remains very fragile, but I see this as simply a characteristic of these particular materials and this process, rather than being something negative. In fact, there is a certain preciousness to its obvious impermanence.
What is most interesting about this paper is something not evident through simple visual examination, and that is it is made entirely from horse manure. I had been thinking about the photographic process while experimenting with making my own cameras, and had in the past designed a 'natural' camera obscura using mud and other basic elements including a stone with a hole to serve as a lens. I had also searched the internet for evidence that natural 'cameras' might exist, but most of what I found were instances of unintentional camera obscuras in man-made architecture. I eventually came across a document titled “Natural Pinhole Cameras” by Frank Boring Fitzgerald in which he talks about finding rocks that are themselves pinhole cameras that have the paths of the sun's rays internally engraved in them – a naturally-formed solargraph.
So my investigation really began with my thoughts about natural forms of copying – mud imprints etc, which lead me to natural cameras, which has in turn led me to not a primitive photography, and not necessarily a minimalist one either, but as is often the case, I am looking for increased autonomy through acquiring new knowledge and skills, and the enjoyment that comes through such physical and mental exploration. I also see my work as an antidote to industrial and mass production processes.
It was during a long exposure with one of my pinhole cameras, that as I sat patiently in a field and looked down at the grass, I noticed the texture of some dried cow dung. In that moment, I realised that I didn't need to collect, cut and form a pulp from fresh grass, as there were animals who spent most of their waking lives doing so, which not only meant that a lot of the work was already being done for me, but also that the process and the materials had already proved themselves to be viable! So in a sense, I haven't made this paper, but I have given it a flatter, more uniform shape, while re-purposing it. (This is a recurring idea about how humans interact with the world)
I have collected a stash of elderberries for making an ink that could then be painted onto the paper, or applied with a stencil in a sort of screen-printing like way. With the first generation of paper I tried to make an anthotype using blackberries as pigment, but there seemed to be little change after a few days under bright sun, perhaps due to the density of the pigment.
I am also considering trying to sensitise the paper myself, either using the albumen method, or the saltprint method. Results will be posted.
Thanks to Don Juan and Cassy, because without their digestive efforts this paper wouldn't have been possible.