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"You can have all the tools in the world but if you don't genuinely believe in yourself, it's useless."
- Ken Jeong
(f5.6 1/80 50mm ISO1600)
The tool set was in my husband's motorcycle in a bag, Unbeknowst to him, the bag got wet and the tools ended up decaying. I asked him to leave the tools out so I could shoot them. I'll probably shoot some more again. I had the autofocus set on my camera, but I think it was aiming at the cement as the tools aren't as clear as they could be.
I shot this with the Nikon D70, then I Photoshopped it. The border is from one of my Polaroids. I used some curves, levels, and then placed another image of a texture (like metal or a rock) on top with various layer modes and opacities adjusted.
kids tools
shot with nikon d600 + 50mm lens + 1 godox ving v850 to camera right above and behind subject- set to 1/2 power in large octobox umbrella (120cm) facing in. Edited in lightroom + exposure 5
The O2
London, UK
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an interesting find in the internet recently was this multi tool made by ganzo, a chinese brand. so far i'm impressed with the build quality although a bit on the heavy side compared to the leatherman
This weekend, we started settling into our new art studio and bringing it to life, with the help of our maker art friends. Sarah moved boxes with art supplies, Mark helped set up the pegboards, Howard filled them with tools, Natalina decorated the shed, Jean set up an art bench and Phyllis treated us to fresh fruit.
It felt like an old-fashioned community barn raising! I am very lucky to have such a supportive group of friends, and am really grateful for all their hard work and creative touches.
Our new backyard makerspace is a wooden 12’ x 10’ Tuff Shed, made to order, opening into our patio. It will be a great place to make art with friends, prepare for my classes and work on new ‘pataphysical projects.
I’m so happy to finally have an open space to create in, after decades of clutter in my overcrowded office. Can’t wait to start making cool things in it!
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This is my nicer set of Japanese woodblock cutting tools. I paid more for the better steel blades, but got the fancy rosewood handles as well. I prefer the Shimizu brand which I purchased in Japan from Woodlike Matsumura. On the left are grouped three Hangito, and on the right are six sizes of Aisuki. These are the most traditional woodblock tools for moku-hanga.
The Universal Drawing Tool is a cost-effective tool for precision marking/plotting on materials such as fabric, leather, rubber or Teflon.
Further details: www.zund.com/en/universal-drawing-tool
Adam Jones of Tool
You can't see his face, but if you're a fan, you'll recognize the Silverburst Les Paul...
Their lighting was horrible (Grand Olympic Auditorium in L.A.) and I had this super horrible flash that lit everything up like 12 noon. I don't think Adam was happy with me.... =P
An addition to my collection of tool kits used by various tradesmen. I would've like to have the tools spread out for the sake of visibility but for a guy in HVAC repair time is money.
Rejected proposal for a large mural at Top Chef restaurant in Hanoi, Vietnam.
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14/52: Tools
The tool of a plasterer...don't worry, I won't skim your walls when the light's this low!
1 Yongnuo 560 II, off-camera right, white diffuser, Black Foamie Thing, radio triggered.