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This portrait captures a proud graduate ready to transition from student life to a professional career in construction and engineering. Dressed in a vibrant royal blue cap and gown with a contrasting silver stole, she sits beside a substantial stack of technical textbooks that highlight the rigors of her academic journey.
The visible titles include specialized manuals like "Print Reading for Construction," "SolidWorks 2017 Intermediate Skills," and various AutoCAD guides, signifying a strong foundation in architectural design and structural planning. This image beautifully balances the accomplishment of academic success with the practical tools of her future trade, set against a soft outdoor backdrop.
A radiant graduate celebrates her academic achievement at Collin College's Technical Campus. Dressed in a vibrant royal blue graduation gown and a delicate white ruffled dress, she stands confidently against a striking blue and white graphic wall. Her look is completed with a white stole bearing the Collin College logo and elegant silver strappy heels. With a joyful smile, she holds her graduation tassel, symbolizing the hard work and dedication that led to this milestone. The modern architecture of the campus provides a sleek, professional backdrop for this momentous occasion, capturing the essence of success and the beginning of a new chapter in her professional journey.
Team Bloomberg hosted Kode with Klossy scholars for data pipeline simulations and presentation mentoring, supporting young women and gender non-conforming teens in tech.
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credits:
slide 2,3,5 - Krishna Kumar
slide 4 - Jon Dawson at flickr
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editing- Jennifer Kumar
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Heartwarming by Aiden Keith-Hynes and Kevin MacLeod
Authentic Journeys copyright 2009
Hartlepool College of Further Education played host to the regional heats of a major national skills competition on Tuesday 16th June, as nearly seventy talented young bricklayers, carpenters, joiners, decorators and representatives from other areas of Construction went head to head for a chance to progress in the competition.
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I've been interested in figure drawing for a long time and decided it was time to do something about it. So, for three weeks now, I've been attending drop-in self-guided life-drawing sessions held at an art store - Artists and Craftsmen - in the University District in Seattle.
The sessions are open to anyone . . . you bring your own art supplies, they provide the model and easels and coffee and cookies for the breaks. It all costs $10 a session.
The poses usually vary from one minute to 15 minutes. It is a pure delight . . you don't have time to think . . . you just draw or the pose is over, another has started . . . it's a wonderful way to loosen up and learn to 'see' and trust what you see. The point is to get the significant lines and proportions with quick gestures.
I love it . . . smiling.
This particular drawing is from the third session. It started with 15 different quick poses in a half an hour and then we had the same pose for 2 1/2 hours broken up into 20 minute periods with breaks for the model to stretch.
I always wondered how the models could recreate a pose after a break . . . for this session the moderater marked the position of her feet and shoulders and knees with blue artist's tape. It worked remarkably well. While she didn't return to EXACTLY the same position, it was very, very close.
To see the whole set, the rest of which were short poses, see: www.flickr.com/photos/17938656@N00/sets/72157624910170481...
BTW . . . the texture in these photos comes from the fact that the drawings are all on newsprint. I leave the drawings on the pad, so in some of the photos you can see the shadow of a drawing on the page underneath.
I've been interested in figure drawing for a long time and decided it was time to do something about it. So, for three weeks now, I've been attending drop-in life self-guided drawing sessions held at an art store - Artists and Craftsmen - in the University District in Seattle.
The sessions are open to anyone . . . you bring your own art supplies, they provide the model and easels and coffee and cookies for the breaks. It all costs $10 a session.
The poses usually vary from one minute to 15 minutes. It is a pure delight . . you don't have time to think . . . you just draw or the pose is over, another has started . . . it's a wonderful way to loosen up and learn to 'see' and trust what you see. The point is to get the significant lines and proportions with quick gestures.
I love it . . . smiling.
I've been interested in figure drawing for a long time and decided it was time to do something about it. So, for three weeks now, I've been attending drop-in life self-guided drawing sessions held at an art store - Artists and Craftsmen - in the University District in Seattle.
The sessions are open to anyone . . . you bring your own art supplies, they provide the model and easels and coffee and cookies for the breaks. It all costs $10 a session.
The poses usually vary from one minute to 15 minutes. It is a pure delight . . you don't have time to think . . . you just draw or the pose is over, another has started . . . it's a wonderful way to loosen up and learn to 'see' and trust what you see. The point is to get the significant lines and proportions with quick gestures.
I love it . . . smiling.
I've been interested in figure drawing for a long time and decided it was time to do something about it. So, for three weeks now, I've been attending drop-in life self-guided drawing sessions held at an art store - Artists and Craftsmen - in the University District in Seattle.
The sessions are open to anyone . . . you bring your own art supplies, they provide the model and easels and coffee and cookies for the breaks. It all costs $10 a session.
The poses usually vary from one minute to 15 minutes. It is a pure delight . . you don't have time to think . . . you just draw or the pose is over, another has started . . . it's a wonderful way to loosen up and learn to 'see' and trust what you see. The point is to get the significant lines and proportions with quick gestures.
I love it . . . smiling.
Ameha’s talent for plasterwork was spotted last year by an HLF-supported scheme, Re-Making Leeds. The scheme was developed to train young people in specialist crafts and Ameha is now benefiting from a year’s placement at Ornate Interiors, working on restoration projects including York Theatre Royal. In November 2016, Ameha was entered into national construction competition, SkillBuild, and won the gold prize!
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A satisfying steppingstone sewing project which allows for learning many basic skills: Campers select coordinating fabrics, iron, measure and cut the squares using proper tools, lay out, pin, sew by machine, press seams, learn to use interfacing for applique (optional), top stitch, reinforce seams, cut corners, turn, stuff, and handsew closed using invisible stitch. zipper skills may also be included depending on aptitude of the individual. All Ages.
Summer at St. George's provides fun and enriching summer camps for children ages 4 to 15. www.summeratstgeorges.ca
Each summer, St. Georges opens its doors to the world and offers a dynamic, fun and safe boarding program. Boys and Girls aged 9 to 16 years come from all over the world to enjoy a total Canadian immersion experience in one of Canada's most beautiful cities and campuses.
I've been interested in figure drawing for a long time and decided it was time to do something about it. So, for three weeks now, I've been attending drop-in life self-guided drawing sessions held at an art store - Artists and Craftsmen - in the University District in Seattle.
The sessions are open to anyone . . . you bring your own art supplies, they provide the model and easels and coffee and cookies for the breaks. It all costs $10 a session.
The poses usually vary from one minute to 15 minutes. It is a pure delight . . you don't have time to think . . . you just draw or the pose is over, another has started . . . it's a wonderful way to loosen up and learn to 'see' and trust what you see. The point is to get the significant lines and proportions with quick gestures.
I love it . . . smiling.
I've been interested in figure drawing for a long time and decided it was time to do something about it. So, for three weeks now, I've been attending drop-in life self-guided drawing sessions held at an art store - Artists and Craftsmen - in the University District in Seattle.
The sessions are open to anyone . . . you bring your own art supplies, they provide the model and easels and coffee and cookies for the breaks. It all costs $10 a session.
The poses usually vary from one minute to 15 minutes. It is a pure delight . . you don't have time to think . . . you just draw or the pose is over, another has started . . . it's a wonderful way to loosen up and learn to 'see' and trust what you see. The point is to get the significant lines and proportions with quick gestures.
I love it . . . smiling.
I've been interested in figure drawing for a long time and decided it was time to do something about it. So, for three weeks now, I've been attending drop-in life self-guided drawing sessions held at an art store - Artists and Craftsmen - in the University District in Seattle.
The sessions are open to anyone . . . you bring your own art supplies, they provide the model and easels and coffee and cookies for the breaks. It all costs $10 a session.
The poses usually vary from one minute to 15 minutes. It is a pure delight . . you don't have time to think . . . you just draw or the pose is over, another has started . . . it's a wonderful way to loosen up and learn to 'see' and trust what you see. The point is to get the significant lines and proportions with quick gestures.
I love it . . . smiling.