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The Stamp Show 2000 saw sheets of Penny Black stamps printed on-site. Blocks of four were sold in presentation packs and sales were limited to one pack per purchaser, although this restriction could be circumvented by queuing again! A limited edition of 12,000 copies, prices quickly rose to £25 per pack. Sold for £5. They now sell for £32.50.
Be sure to visit the Guildhall Art Gallery in London between 8-15 May 2010 when Joh. Enschede of The Netherlands will be reprinting the 1929 PUC £1 stamp on an intaglio printing press. There will be four demonstrations a day, but times are not currently known (mid-April 2010). This will be one of many attractions at the Empire Mail: George V & The GPO exhibition being held there by The Royal Philatelic Collection and the British Postal Museum & Archive from 7 May until 25 July. There will also be a major International Stamp Exhibition and dealers' fair, from 8-15 May 2010, at the Business Design Centre in Islington.
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skin d.e.e.p. - digital ephemeral epidermal patterns by //benitez_vogl - Margarita Benitez and Markus Vogl's latest investigation in 3D printed exoskeletal jewelry that results in temporary patterns on skin. After pressure is applied to the 3D printed prosthesis it leaves a pattern that resembles snake skin. It lasts for about 15 minutes. In the gallery setup it shows the documentation images as well as the sculptures.
The striking gothic arched William St section of this office was designed by colonial architect FDG Stanley and built in 1874 after an earlier wooden printing office had been demolished.
As the first purpose built government printery in Queensland it went on to function as the state printery for 120 years. And with the ongoing expansion a second building - complete with printer’s devil face on the keystone over the doorway – was built in 1910 on George St. There are also two printer’s devil gargoyles crouched on the parapet, one holding a G and the other a P.
The printer’s devil has its origins in the days when newspapers were seen as heresy for printing stuff that was not related to God. This particular building is rumoured to be haunted with the ghost of a young man who was caught up in and killed by the printing presses when he climbed in to see why one had stopped working.
In 1984 the government printing offices moved on and the 1874 building housed the Sciencentre for a brief period and in 1991 the Public Service Club moved in and remains today.
Starting with the screen I'm using, I had to clamp it down and then cover up the yellow parts of the screen that I didn't want printed with brown tape to stop the paint coming through.
The Stamp Show 2000 saw sheets of Penny Black stamps printed on-site. Blocks of four were sold in presentation packs and sales were limited to one pack per purchaser, although this restriction could be circumvented by queuing again! A limited edition of 12,000 copies, prices quickly rose to £25 per pack. Sold for £5. They now sell for £32.50.
Be sure to visit the Guildhall Art Gallery in London between 8-15 May 2010 when Joh. Enschede of The Netherlands will be reprinting the 1929 PUC £1 stamp on an intaglio printing press. There will be four demonstrations a day, but times are not currently known (mid-April 2010). This will be one of many attractions at the Empire Mail: George V & The GPO exhibition being held there by The Royal Philatelic Collection and the British Postal Museum & Archive from 7 May until 25 July. There will also be a major International Stamp Exhibition and dealers' fair, from 8-15 May 2010, at the Business Design Centre in Islington.
Visiting cards carries information about person, company, normally it bear company information and other details related to that firm of individual working in the firm. It carries the complete address i.e. street address, fax number, telephone numbers, email etc.
A short video I shot for a small screen printing company called Dots based in Leeds, UK.
The tees and sweatshirts printed were for Black Wall Street, the record label of US rapper The Game.
I took some video editing classes a few years ago and this is the first time I've put what I've learnt into practice, I'd appreciate feedback on all aspects of the video.
The audio track used was produced by myself specifically for this video.
Shot on a Canon 60d
Lenses
Nikon 50mm 1.8
Vivitar 28mm 2.8
Vivitar 70-150mm 3.8 (Macro)