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two repurposed vintage gas station "8's" were hand painted with white acrylic, epoxied together, then finished with glitter acrylic. A king size vintage turquoise bed spread sourced off craigslist is cute to size and antique gold tassel trim added. I broke TWENTY needles trying to manipulate this fabric with my machine. This lovely piece will adorn my studio wall once it's tour in the storefront is done. :)
Santa's long johns have gone through the wringer with a surprising squeak coming out of the back opening - the elf on the right is madly pumping with the emergency pump to put the squeak back into this rolled out mouse. This is an original design and creation by StudioM with Copyright held. - one of the first two scenes I made at my workshop in 2002. After this photo was taken, the scene has been used by a promotions company which inserted a rotating shaft and cam system above the scene to bring some simplistic motion to it. The company has displayed it in various media but any claims by this promotions company or any other to being its 'creator', 'the mastermind' or 'the creative force' behind it are FALSE and an infringement of copyright. All original drawings, sketches and specifications are held by StudioM along with copyright.
Juanita Wellings in Clifton made elves.
Bird's-eye view of Michelangelo's design for the Campidoglio, 1569
Étienne Dupérac
Etching, first state
Michelangelo became involved in plans to renovate the Capitoline Hill (Campidoglio) in the 1530s. Finally, in the 1560s, he transformed this unwieldy site into a stately piazza by renovating the Palazzo dei Conservatori. Construction began in 1563, barely a year before his death. Michelangelo reworked an old window design from the Palazzo Farnese (on the nearby plinth) to design a niche within the new palace.*
From the exhibition
Michelangelo the last decades
(May – July 2024)
In 1534, Michelangelo left Florence for Rome, never to see his native city again. He was 59, which many contemporaries regarded as old, but for Michelangelo this move marked the beginning of a dramatic new chapter which would fundamentally shape his experiences as an artist and as a man.
This exhibition looked at the last 30 years of Michelangelo's remarkable life, when his return to Rome – having been summoned by Pope Clement VII to paint a fresco of the Last Judgment in the Sistine Chapel – brought him new commissions and reunited him with some of his closest friends.
Having secured his reputation with works including his famous statue of David, Michelangelo was already the most celebrated artist in Europe. But, rather than resting on his laurels, his Christian faith, intellectual engagement and hope for salvation propelled him to produce some of the most striking works of his career. Forceful preparatory drawings for the Last Judgment, which were on show, as well as the monumental Epifania – one of only two surviving cartoons by Michelangelo – demonstrate his renewed energy and desire to challenge himself.
These works were displayed alongside studies for Michelangelo's grand architectural projects as well as drawings, poems and intimate letters that reveal his personal passions and anxieties. Rather than showing an artist in decline, this exhibition showed the astonishing dynamism that Michelangelo brought to his work in the final decades of his life as he explored salvation and confronted his mortality.
[*British Museum]
Taken at the British Museum
This is some of my window display for Mountain Equipment Co-op. The windows are 20' wide x 12 ' high x 4' deep. The goal of the window is to display real products in the enviroment they would be used in. My job is to design, and co-design the windows from concept through installation.
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This window design pays homage to the Hitchcock classic. A vintage jungle gym replica was fabricated to specs and adorned with over 40 feathered crows. I was very pleased with this design.
The prunings are dropped in but so too is a mouse. Another hangs on by his toenails to pull the mouse out of the hole while another holds a stick for him to hold onto
This scene was designed and made by StudioM 2005 copyright at our Tinbeerwah home studio. The scene was sold AFTER this photo was taken by a promotions and animation company who later put in some simple up and down motion to the scene by inserting overhead a rotating shaft and cam system with fishing lines attached between the cams and objects below. This is a well sed method of animation. Any claims by this comapny and its puppeteer director to being 'the mastermind' or the 'creative force behind' it. or to having any involvement in its design or creation to this stage would be COMPLETELY false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of copyright. There is a small sign on the side giving credit and correct attribution to StudioM with copyright and legally should still be there and visible to the public.
Juanita in Clifton made the elves and the mice to StudioM specifications and all originals of these, sketches and designs are retained by StudioM.
SeeSawing and air brushing in a new perspective. The elf is sawing through the timber and as he does the end that he is sitting on can drop down as if to fall - it is hinged to allow this to happen. As the piece of timber drops, the elf's body jolts and moves with it , adding to the motion. The other elf dangling by a rope in mid air, is brushing the paint onto the car, while another gleefully pulls on the string attached to him, causing erratic up and down movements.This busy and quirky scene has been displayed many times in many places. Designed and made by StudioM at our workshop in Tinbeerwah/ Noosa hinterland. Moral rights/ copyright held by RGM StudioM. The scene was sold to a Promotions company after this photo was taken and has been exhibited widely at many sites and in published media. However any subsequent claims to being 'the mastermind' and 'creative force behind it' are COMPLETELY false, misleading and an infringement of StudioM's copyright.
Juanita Wellings, a dollmaker, made mice and elves to our specifications in her Clifton home. All original sketches, drawings, specifications and communications are retained by StudioM as the copyright holders.
As the mother dutifully serves her family she wishes for it to be the last time.
Upcycled vintage slip dress by Lollycopter.
Ink and a graphiteconcepts from a lifedrawing model.
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Window Display design and instalation by Stephen for Mointain Equipment Co-op, Thanks to Marie, Taylor, Olga, Sarah, Jen, And Brent for all there help on these windows.
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Races, spilt paint, professional spot painting, teddy making and important hammering.
Designed and made by StudioM 2002 at our Tinbeerwah workshop. Copyright held by StudioM. This scene and the laundry scene were the first scenes we designed and made at our studio, and hence had similar backgrounds. The scene was sold to a promotions company which added some motion by inserting overhead a motorised rotating shaft and cams system and connecting fishing lines to the cams and objects below, so that these move slightly up and down with each rise and fall of the rotating cam - a simple method commonly used for this purpose. Original sketches, design and instructions to others are held by StudioM along with copyright.
Juanita made elves in Clifton.
Custom design for holiday 09 window display at Parts + Labour Boutique.
Freelance Styling
Jessica Levin
Hood River, Or
This is some of my window display for Mountain Equipment Co-op. The windows are 20' wide x 12 ' high x 4' deep. The goal of the window is to display real products in the enviroment they would be used in. My job is to design, and co-design the windows from concept through installation.
scottystevy@yahoo.com
Window display for Mountain Equipment coop. I usually concept the design of the window as well as paint the mural and install the maniquin.
copyright all rights reserved 2008.
Scottystevy@yahoo.com
Designed and made by StudioM in our workshop in 2005 copyright held. The books under the Santa mug give credit to the true creators and by copyright law should still be there, untampered and still clearly visible. Designed and made by StudioM at our workshop in Cooroy/Tinbeerwah hinterland. Moral rights/ copyright held RGM StudioM. The scene was sold after this photo was taken to an animation and promotions company which added some simple up and down motion to the scene by inserting overhead a rotating shaft and cam system. Subsequent claims by this company or its puppeteer director to being 'the mastermind', 'the creator', or 'the creative force behind it' are completely false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of StudioM's copyright. All original sketches, drawings and specifications are retained by StudioM with copyright.
Juanita made mice and elves to our specifications in her Clifton home
This is some of my window display for Mountain Equipment Co-op. The windows are 20' wide x 12 ' high x 4' deep. The goal of the window is to display real products in the enviroment they would be used in. My job is to design, and co-design the windows from concept through installation.
scottystevy@yahoo.com
Window Display design and instalation by Stephen for Mointain Equipment Co-op, Thanks to Marie, Taylor, Olga, Sarah, Jen, And Brent for all there help on these windows.
scottystevy@yahoo.com
Email me if you have any comments or need a display designed.
This is some of my window display for Mountain Equipment Co-op. The windows are 20' wide x 12 ' high x 4' deep. The goal of the window is to display real products in the enviroment they would be used in. My job is to design, and co-design the windows from concept through installation.
scottystevy@yahoo.com
The Supervisor looks on while holding his list of toys that need to be made. The window had just been added behind to give more depth than when I previously photographed it. Designed and made by StudioM 2005 at our workshop. The scene was sold AFTER this photo was taken to a Promotions company, which later put in some simple up and down motion by inserting overhead a rotating shaft and cam system. This is a common method to create such movement. It has been exhibited widely since its sale, along with 65 of our other scenes we designed, made and sold to the promotions company. All originals of drawings, sketches, specifications to doll maker are retained by StudioM along with copyright.
Juanita Wellings made elves and mice to our drawings and instructions in Clifton.
Unlike those other aircraft makers the Wright Brothers, the elves have everything going wrong. One elf is hammering a wheel onto the top of the wing whilst others are just as unhelpful.
Designed and made by StudioM at our workshop in Cooroy/Tinbeerwah hinterland. Moral rights/ copyright held by RGM StudioM. The scene was sold after this photo was taken to a promotions company specialising in puppets and animation. Any claims by this company and its director to be the 'mastermind' and creative force behind are completely false, deliberately misleading and an infringement of our copyrights. The company added some simple motion to the scene by inserting a rotating shaft and cam system above the scene, to which fishing lines were connected between the rotating cams and objects below. With each turn of the cam the fishing lines created some gentle up and down motion to the object. This is a commonly used method of animation. The scenes were designed and made to accomodate this to happen or to have the frozen action captured as shown in this photo.
Juanita in Clifton made the mice and elves to our specifications and drawings of which original copies are held by StudioM. All original drawings, designs and specifications are held by StudioM as the copyright holders of this scene.
Window display for Mountain Equipment coop. I usually concept the design of the window as well as paint the mural and install the maniquin.
copyright all rights reserved 2008.
Scottystevy@yahoo.com