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This is a solargraph onto Ilford paper left in Mike's garden for several weeks (maybe months) and it looks like we had quite a bit of dull weather.
My experience with using Paper towel as the material for couture look lol. materials are: paper towel, wild berries (for dying the color), duct tape and a lot of glues.
Designer: me :D - Lexy Bach
Models: Caroline Stahley & Caroline Kepley
Photographer: Araba Ankuma
This paper people paper toy is Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall, a Canadian-Australian comedian, the papercraft is created by Sally.
You can download this papercraft toy template here: Alasdair Tremblay-Birchall Paper People Free Paper Toy Download
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Paper Flower (Bougainvillea glabra), also known as lesser bougainvillea, is the most common species used for bonsai. It has shiny green, slightly hairy leaves and magenta colored bracts.
Source: Wiki
Getting back into the swing of things.
I do a lot more than just take photos. Photography is more of a side hobby that I will take money for if offered. My BFA focus is more on things like drawing, painting, printmaking, and mixed media works. I also make jewelry and crochet as a hobby. Paper crafts are my latest obsession and was commissioned to do a piece for a Ibizan Hound owner...
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With the amazing David Lee
and the magic Carlo Ratti
at the SENSEable city Lab, MIT :
Using index cards, sentence strips, masking tape and 4 paper clips students were challenged to build something that could make noise, could be used by a child or adult, could be displayed in a science or art museum, etc.
The perfect snack while working on a long term paper - hot wasabe peas. A great, crunchy, little snack from my favorite country of Japan.
This photo was also an excuse to use my nifty new Nikkor 50mm F1.8 lens!
Also, btw - that is my ORIGINAL IBM 101 keyboard. I've had it and been using it non-stop since 1993 when I got my first 486. These keyboards are indestructible! After 13 years of non-stop use by a computer nerd and CS major in college, it is still in perfect condition! It's clean because the key covers come off and there is a plastic tray built in under the keys that catches any dirt making it easy to clean. The solid plastic it's built with doesn't stain or turn yellow with time either and the letters don't wear off. The simply don't make anything this sturdy anymore.