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Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

Passejant per la Diagonal (Barcelona); 19 de Juny de 2008

Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

Backing with 2 additional blocks

 

Unite Circle of Do. Good Stitches

Panama City, Causeway - B&W post-processed LR

A Gimp result with PNG transparency.

Transparency of raspberry and yogurt.

 

This course was paired with Elio Perrone 'Bigaro', Piemonte 2009.

Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

Goa Store - Shopping Novo Batel Al. Dom Pedro II, 255 - Batel - Curitiba / PR - Brasil

Walking a straight line, but winding within.

 

Autumn - Yoyogi Park, Tokyo

Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

The big board, listing sessions to attend at Transparency Camp. Learn about it at joeflood.com/2009/03/01/transparency-camp-09-pushing-gove...

Slide film. Scanned and resized.

Part of my slide project using donated images.

Slide film. Scanned and resized.

Part of my slide project using donated images.

Slide film. Scanned and resized.

Part of my slide project using donated images.

Slide film. Scanned and resized.

Part of my slide project using donated images.

A good job for a grey day.......I have to digitally copy all these transparencies before they deteriorate any further. It takes ages!

We were in Paris and saw the blue Eiffel Tower because France had the EU Presidency at the time, oddly enough it switched to Czech Republic just before we headed there. This is part of a celebration/recognition project by different European artists... but we actually spotted and enjoyed this guy before knowing what his significance is. Jaume Plensa from Spain made this piece, and it went up just a few days before we arrived in Prague.

now that I have envelopes in house, I see the positioning of the logo overlaps double and single thicknesses on the envelope. Since envelopes are made like crap now days (sorry Williamshouse & Old Colony), there's no way to be certain there is consistency where that edge will be on all envelopes.

 

So, I'm dropping the logo blck down 6pt or so, so no fussy makeready need be done, and there will be far less spoilage.

Conference on Manufacturing Transparency, Oct 28, 2015

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