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The Positive Floor at Milan Design Week by InterfaceFLOR & Francesco Maria Bandini.
See an interactive version of The Positive Floor here: www.interfaceflor.eu/milan
Ok, so here are the positives for the other two colours. These have to be extremely accurate and absolutely opaque or it causes problems with exposure. The left will be a colour to tint the face and the right is highlights in the eyes and "teeth".
A lot of people do this work in the computer and get someone else to print it but I like to handmake it wherever possible, it just feels more "art" to me that way. More personal.
The North Charleston Police Department is partnering with local non-profit organization Metanoia to pilot a “Positive Ticketing” campaign in select North Charleston neighborhoods. The ultimate goal of the campaign will be to strengthen community-police partnerships and to encourage youth towards positive behavior.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
The red is rubylith pen ink which blocks the UV light used to expose the photo emulsion. I got para that it wasn't opaque enough so I decided to go over it in paint just in case. Burning a screen is a lot of work so it's best to try to get everything right first.
Elia Saikaly is a Canadian social entrepreneur whose award-winning films, global adventures and dynamic public engagement initiatives inspire others to FIND their most meaningful LIFE and spark positive change.
Whether he’s traveling with a nomadic tribe in the Sahara, climbing the world’s highest peaks, (4 Everest Expeditions + Cho Oyu and 5 of the Seven Summits) or communing with polar bears in the Far North—Elia has proven himself to have the determination, stamina, skill, resourcefulness and vision required to meet the greatest of challenges.
As an adventure filmmaker, he has successfully broadcast back webisodes to networks such as CTV, NBC, CBC and RDS from some of the most inhospitable environments on the planet including Mt. Everest where he successfully shot, edited and broadcast a web series from the top of the world to over 20 000 Canadian students.
When not behind the camera, as an inspirational speaker, Elia brings his intense passion for filmmaking and adventure to the stage bringing the audience to the most beautiful and treacherous places in the world. Targeted for youth, public and corporate audiences, each presentation is rich with extraordinary humanity, inspiring messages, practical wisdom and jaw-dropping personal accounts.
Once an actor, model, musician and muchmusic reporter, Elia is no stranger to being in front of the camera. He was recently featured as the adventurer in a new television adventure series featuring Canada’s 15 UNESCO World Heritage Sites called « La part du monde ». He can be seen on the Non-Profit Webchannel called WIGUP (While I grow Up), the Media Mentor for Kids as well as on www.findinglife.ca
Elia spends a lot of his time working with charitable organizations like the Ottawa Friends of Tibet, Childhaven International and Moving Mountains Trust. He recently led an initiative with FindingLife and The Moving Mountains Trust to build classrooms for a disadvantaged community in Kenya.
Signature de la convention « Territoire à énergie positive pour la croissance verte » (Ministère de l'Ecologie - Hôtel de Roquelaure - Paris)
The North Charleston Police Department is partnering with local non-profit organization Metanoia to pilot a “Positive Ticketing” campaign in select North Charleston neighborhoods. The ultimate goal of the campaign will be to strengthen community-police partnerships and to encourage youth towards positive behavior.
Photo by Ryan Johnson
Good Things:
1. I finally started a project I've been putting off for ages. Why are those sorts of things never as awful as you think?
2. It's a cold, snowy evening, but I've got some fresh bread, a big glass of wine and a bunch of great TV queued up. Happening Saturday night, you guys!
3. I'm finally starting to sleep a little more normally. I'm not sure why: interviews, melatonin, exercise?, but I'm grateful. I still can't fall asleep until 3 am, but the sleep I do get is more restful. Hooray!
Metal positive matrices, or “mothers”, are created during the record production process. Created from the negative master or master matrix, these positives are used to produce negative stampers which create the grooves in the records we listen to.
This particular metal mother is marked as being by Fred One, entitled ‘A Time for Living’.
Place and date of manufacture is unknown.
Photographer, Brooke Shannon