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Agrifood chain toolkit conference: Livestock and fish value chains in East Africa in Kampala, Uganda, 9-11 September 2013.(Photocredit: ILRI/Megapix)Agrifood chain toolkit wikispace (photo credit: ILRI).
carrying it around London, Glasgow and Newcastle for interview is not an easy job, especially when it's windy...
Martin Romeo
Canon FD 50mm f/1.8
TOOLKIT FESTIVAL 2014 _ COMPOSITIONAL PHASES 3 WORKSHOP 26-27-28 SETTEMBRE _ Officina delle Zattere_Venezia.
Someone who does general home repairs for a living has to carry a whole bunch of tools, because "you never know what next" So, the "toolbox" is sometimes the bed of his pickup. What about when it rains, you say? Right, a cover would be prudent. But Tommy is normally more involved in drumming up business, making estimates and supervising his crew, as opposed to actual hands-on work. So, he doesn't carry the tool outfit on all occasions.
The Engaging Community Toolkit is a powerful yet practical new resource from The Berkana Institute and Neighborhood Centers Inc.
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UNTITLED DIGITAL ART (AUGMENTED HAND SERIES)
By Golan Levin, Chris Sugrue, and Kyle McDonald
Repository: github.com/CreativeInquiry/digital_art_2014
Contact: @golan or golan@flong.com
Commissioned by the Cinekid Festival, Amsterdam, October 2014, with support from the Mondriaan Fund for visual art. Developed at the Frank-Ratchye STUDIO for Creative Inquiry at Carnegie Mellon University with additional support from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts and the Frank-Ratchye Fund for Art @ the Frontier. Concept and software development: Golan Levin, Chris Sugrue, Kyle McDonald. Software assistance: Dan Wilcox, Bryce Summers, Erica Lazrus. Conceived 2005; developed 2013-2014.
Special thanks to Paulien Dresscher, Theo Watson and Eyeo Festival for encouragement, and to Dan Wilcox, Bryce Summers, and Erica Lazrus for their help making this project possible. Thanks to Elliot Woods and Simon Sarginson for assistance with Leap/camera calibration, and to Adam Carlucci for his helpful tutorial on using the Accelerate Framework in openFrameworks. Additional thanks to Rick Barraza and Ben Lower of Microsoft; Christian Schaller and Hannes Hofmann of Metrilus GmbH; Dr. Roland Goecke of University of Canberra; and Doug Carmean and Chris Rojas of Intel.
Developed in openFrameworks (OF), a free, open-source toolkit for arts engineering. This project also uses a number of open-source addons for openFrameworks contributed by others: ofxPuppet by Zach Lieberman, based on Ryan Schmidt's implementation of As-Rigid-As-Possible Shape Manipulation by Igarashi, Moscovich & Hughes; ofxLeapMotion by Theo Watson, with assistance from Dan Wilcox; ofxCv, ofxLibdc, and ofxTiming by Kyle McDonald; ofxCvMin and ofxRay by Elliot Woods; and the ofxButterfly mesh subdivision addon by Bryce Summers.
Shoutouts from @golan @chrissugrue & @kcimc: @admsyn @bla_fasel @bwycz @cinekid @CMUSchoolofArt @creativeinquiry @danomatika @elliotwoods @eyeofestival @laurmccarthy @openframeworks @PESfilm @rickbarraza @SimonsMine @theowatson @zachlieberman
Shot for work at IT Mill, showing the IT Mill Toolkit running on a phone. It's not a montage - we wanted it to be the real thing.
Strobist info:
DIY $10 Macro Photo Studio (yes, got some funny looks and comments - not after they saw the results though ;-) One Nikon SB-28 on each side, shutter dragged to expose the screen properly.
There is some moire going on from this angle - I wonder if a polarizer would minimize that? I assume the pros remove the moire -prone material, but we couldn't really do that to Tiinas phone... ;-)
For the IT Mill photogs group.
Someone who does general home repairs for a living has to carry a whole bunch of tools, because "you never know what next" So, the "toolbox" is sometimes the bed of his pickup. And of course, the level of "housekeeping" varies a lot from person to person.
What about when it rains, you say? Right, a cover would be prudent. But Tommy is normally more involved in drumming up business, making estimates and supervising his crew, as opposed to actual hands-on work. So, he doesn't carry the tool outfit on all occasions.
Shot for work at IT Mill, showing the IT Mill Toolkit running on a phone. It's not a montage - we wanted it to be the real thing.
Strobist info:
DIY $10 Macro Photo Studio (yes, got some funny looks and comments - not after they saw the results though ;-) One Nikon SB-28 on each side.
For the IT Mill photogs group.
We took a look at the Brompton toolkit to see exactly what it's all about. We found it has an array of excellent tools useful in repairing your Brompton bicycle.
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Charity shop finds. Took some time to get complete.
Plastic box with:
- Carburetor wrench
- Open end wrench 13 x 17 mm.
- Open end wrench 8 x 10 mm.
- Punch
- Wheel nut wrench
- Spark plug wrench
- Reversible screwdriver
Some asked what I was using. A mix of Windsor Newton and Daniel Smith. I have another smaller pocket palette I'll put together and eliminate some colors to get it down to 14 colors. HB mechanical (which has drawn just about everything since about 1994...), Da Vinci #2 and #4 and an Escoda #4 but I'll replace that with a #6. Sharpie, and Micron #03 and #08. Paper is made by Moleskin and is their watercolor album. Clear ruler to get things straight and a small plastic syringe that comes in handy here and there. Paper towel for dabbing. I need to get a small folding juice box for water...
Nice little gift for my birthday this past February from Lynn and Leigh.