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Launch day is finally here! Check out the completely redesigned MailChimp: mailchimp.com/
Had such an amazing time working on these photos. Collaborating with the team on styling, design, and art direction was completely rewarding!
See more HERE
So people didn’t like how the tapering on the tail was so I’m starting from scratch on redoing that part now. Im planning on using a similar technic as to what I used on the nose. Stay tuned!!
Past build from 2023. I took some creative liberties on the weapons, making the original spring loaded shooter a shoulder cannon and one of the blasters a rail gun.
For hardware descriptions, see other photos in this set.
Both computers are actually mounted to the legs of the desk to keep them up off the floor.
Here's a sneak peak of my redesign for GLaDOS's head! With all of the new parts being produced, I really wanted to try updating my model to be even more true to the original design. I haven't updated the rest of the body on Stud.io, but I hope to at some point. I definitely plan to Bricklink all of the necessary parts so that this design can become a reality!
Image rendered using Stud.io and edited with Pixlr.
Concluding this year's OcTRAINber contest, the result is the mostly finished model of the Simplex 4w Petrol Locomotive No. 15099 'Morris'.
I'm fairly happy with this model and how it turned out. I definitely got the right look I wanted out of it, however I worry this is another example of me making a very simple model a bit too complicated...oh well. It is a bit fragile and flimsy in areas, notably the arms holding up the cab roof, they might need a redesign. The model still needs several more pieces which are hidden from view. I also will need to figure out how to put in couplers, which, if honest, may require a rebuild of the main body, which wouldn't be the worst thing in the world seeing as how the main body isn't that greatly made anyways.
But, Morris looks nice, and I'm mostly happy with it. I really enjoyed seeing everybody else's entries for this year's OcTRAINber contest, some really wonderful creations packed with ingenious detail and techniques. Well done all!
This would be the new Flickr if Microsoft acquires Yahoo! ? :S
I did this with Fireworks.
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A few weeks ago, that great guy Memory posted this on Flickr. He had used only the parts from set 8958 to create a custom model thingy.
I had the set, so I thought 'hey, why not?'. And also, I wanted to built something other than a boring old tractor, which pretty much everyone has built. I wanted to experiment with the tracks, so I wrapped one around three wheels (a tight fit), then built around that. You wouldn't believe how few goddamn pieces that set has. But I did it: a MineBike (sure, it's a little close to my made-up minecycle a few weeks ago, but that's all I can describe this as). The MineBike is intended for fast reconaissance missions (due to its small ground contact), but it also has a hook thingy for connecting big trays. Enjoy!
"Redesigning the sleeve for a classic album you love seems like the easiest and most desirable of briefs at first glance. With that love however comes a thousand fixed associations, memories and images that settle on your blank 12x12cm page as pencil is put to paper, all of which seem too precious to shake off. Reaching the final artwork for my redesign of The Smiths seminal “The Queen is Dead” was a lengthy, and somewhat ruthless, process of distillation through which I tried to capture what I consider to be the essence of an album which is funny, ferocious and heart breaking - a sense of romance, fragility, beauty and preservation within an image that was bold and iconic.
Music in general provides a huge inspiration and is constantly playing whilst I work. Of late I have been listening to : Nina Simone, The Good The Bad & The Queen, Van Morrison’s “Astral Weeks”, Fleet Foxes, Jeff Buckley at Sine, Miracle Fortress, Ry Cooder’s “Paris Texas” soundtrack, Mice Parade, Bob Dylan, Silje Nes, Dirty Three, Leaves on Fire, Belle and Sebastian and "The Complete Motown Singles Volume 1 : 1959 – 1961.""
This is an advert for Crossley Motors, who were based in Gorton (Manchester) and later at Errwood Park (Stockport). They built well-crafted if idiosyncratic buses and coaches with a reputation for a smooth ride and some weakness in engine design.
All that changed in the war years when Crossley's chief designer found himself in Switzerland recovering from Tuberculosis, with time on his hands to shape Crossley's postwar offering. The results, which appeared in prototype form in 1944, was the Crossley DD42 (double deck) and SD42 (single deck) design. The new model rode well, was lovely to drive and went like a bomb. Demonstrations inevitably resulted in orders, partly because the chassis was good and partly because it was clear that in the postwar era many older buses would need replacing.
But there was a problem: while in Switzerland the designer had become familiar with the work of Swiss company Saurer, and the cylinder head was very similar to the Saurer design: so similar that it infringed Saurer patents. When confronting this problem, the Managing Director of Crossley could have paid a licence fee to Saurer; but he refused to do so, and instead ordered a redesign of the cylinder head to avoid the Saurer patents.
The result was that the demonstrator (with the Saurer head) performed admirably; the Crossley head, made with tortuous passages in an attempt to bypass the patents, was weak and asthmatic. The result was that customers were disappointed and repeat orders didn't often come: and the company soon found itself owned by competitors AEC. The new management had a new 'downdraught' head produced, and this is why the advert refers to an 'improved design of cylinder head. But the damage had been done, and the end of Crossley buses was in sight as owners AEC pulled the plug in order to use the Errwood Park site for specialist machining and coachwork.
But even that didn't last long, and by 1958 the Crossley factory was closing down for good. There are, thankfully, a few Crossleys still in existence and the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester has four. Three of these are DD42 models, two with the downdraught cylinder head and one with the 'avoid Saurer patents' one.
If you'd like to know more about the Museum of Transport Greater Manchester and its collection of vintage buses, go to www.gmts.co.uk.
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I've been away for a very long time due to college work and many scrapped projects. I wasn't happy with the original version.
Changes include:
Better proportions.
Redesigned turrets.
Sloped frontal armour.
Slightly shorter.
Closer wheel spacing.
Opening hatch on 76mm gun turret.
Radiator grille redesigned.
Rear shaping accurate to tank.
LDD doesn't have short enough flex tubing for the machine gun barrels, so I'll upload a picture of the physical build sometime.
Ground up overhaul of the Lunar Lander set, getting rid of that bloody octagon windscreen element that only came in this set, and making it a little more Bricklink friendly =)
A entry into the Out with the New category of the Colossal Castle Contest. The idea is to rebuild a recent Castle set in the style of castle sets in the 80s. I chose to rebuild The Gatehouse Raid set (#70402). I looked at pictures of Black Falcon and Crusader sets and only used techniques that were used in sets during the 80s. Unfortunately I didn't have enough old grey panels and bricks to build the castle, so I used bley. The older sets generally had more figs for the size of the build than more recent sets, so I added an extra attacking soldier. The drawbridge works nicely, and is operated by a crank in the gatehouse.
This is some further play with Adam Sporka's wonderful remix of Luis Pabon's uncanny double-numbered calendar, all part of the Infodesign Callendar Challenge at my blog.
I loved how reducing the calendar size had the fascinating side effect of allowing one to use thumbs as month's separators, greatly improving the usability of the design. But I still thought that reading the calendar was not as easy as it could be and this is what came out. The month labels are placed so that thumbing won't hide them and several tweaks like column shading have been added to ease scanning.
Here is the CDR source file if someone wants to keep playing with it.
Oh, and yes, I only did half a calendar. I'm lazy.
I am redesigning our church website. There seems like a lot to put on the home page, so I need some input if this is looking clean enough, organized, attractive, or even if it needs more "flair". The main image will be a slideshow so that will be rotating.
Left to Right: Wolve aka Brett Fortune, Spider-Fly aka Aaron Christiansen, Iron aka Porter Black, American Commander aka Peyton Eberling, Sea-Eagle aka Adrian Trevizo, Saturn aka Aegis Galafrax, Csy aka Spencer Knudsen, and Syke aka Cameron Harrod.
The agency S.W.O.R.D. was founded on the basis to keep the United States safe and free. Although this mission statement has been unfortunately carried out through less than humane means.
When Aegis Galafrax fell out of the sky he was taken by S.W.O.R.D. to be studied however the scientists and agents who were most often around Aegis would gain amazing abilities, so S.W.O.R.D. would take them into custody as well and study them.
Well that is until...
LC-A+
Kodak Ektar 100
Double exposure of NY street and random building. I'm playing with this more and more.
The displays of the last generation on platforms have received a new layout. On the screens to the right, there were previously up to three changes and train formations on three lines. In addition, there was the change of symbols. That was very tedious. The icons still change, but you don't lose track of them. The icon for the location of this screen respectively of the own location between the letters for the sectors is new. However, the accuracy depends on how precisely the engine driver stops the train according to the specifications. Switzerland, May 4, 2023.
A quick and sketchy redesign of my dwemer lady, Dahikhan. Also, new armor concept, which is basically almost done.
All of the appendages terminate at the edge of the paper except for the chelicerae. This one is folded from a rectangle. PVA glue was applied with a brush for the shaping.
The Wizard of Oz is one of my favorite movies of all time! I have given Dorothy a more modern couture look with high fashion version of her checkered dress. And what outfit wouldn't be complete with out pair of shoes? Dorothy brings new meaning to the phrase "to Die for" , (literally because she actually killed the woman and took her shoes! LOL)
Please do not redistribute this image without my given consent.
I finally finished another book. In two days. Quinn was reading it, but when I found out it was about a detective investigating steam punk crimes in Victorian England with a spunky side-kick... um... how could I not steal it?
Anyway, this applies to the prompt because I'm trying to redesign my day to day life, so that it includes more reading, writing and creating, and less watching tv and using the computer. That was my goal when school was over, but I've gotten away from it.