Scalable photos on Flickr

This is a final piece from a 'Scales' project. It is 19 by 19.5 inches. I began the project by specifically studying scales of lizards and snakes but then moved on to other animal skins such as feathers. I experimented with many different materials and styles throughout the project which I wanted to demonstrate in my final piece. I aimed to communicate textures and patterns of animal skins in different ways. The materials I used were pencil, fine liner and water colour.

Zoe Darts by Double Down

Scale Quail Walking by Chris Lopez

Pink flip flops by Jen Leung

Unused wet market stall in Shek Tong Shui - they left the scales, a pair of wellingtons, and flip flops

Ford Focus by Colin Morris

1:43 scale

Loop to Scale by EJRfoto

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Part of the Architecture Society/Foundation, they have a map of Downtown made to Scale, it can be seen from E Jackson BLVD almost at Michigan.

Scaling by Jamie Barras

King's Cross N1. That's Urbanest student accommodation in the distance

scale by Kohen's

Scale-Throated Hermit by George Scott

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Scale-Throated Hermit (Phaethornis eurynome), Atlantic Rainforest - Macae de Cima, Brazil, July 2010

Photo Series 10-10-12-C 081mod2XCZ by Mike DeTorrice

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MIG-21F 1/72 scale

Scaled Quail (Callipepla squamata) by Ron Knight

Cimarron Hills, Colorado

BC Highway 4-Cameron Lake Wildfire-Scaling Debris by B.C. Ministry of Transportation and Transit

Scaling work is ongoing and large amounts of debris are being removed at Cameron Lake Bluffs on Highway 4.

Rock scaling is a complex and labour-intensive process and can only be done in daylight and during favourable weather. To accommodate a dozen refrigerator-sized boulders to be removed, there will be added closures to this stretch of highway on August 17 and August 24 from 8:30 am - 9 pm.

In addition to these closures, the highway will continue to be closed Mondays through Fridays, twice daily from 9-11:30 am and 1:30-5 pm.

Outside of these closures, the area will be OPEN to single-lane alternating traffic. The detour route also remains OPEN.

Highway 4 is now expected to fully reopen to two-way traffic at the end of August.

Travellers should be prepared for possible unplanned closures and, in advance of their travel, check DriveBC.ca for the most up-to-date information.

Cameron Lake Recovery Page: www.gov.bc.ca/cameronbluffs

ReubenRods Garage by ReubenRods