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A John Deere 6630 Tractor & Samco X-Tend System Maize Planter setting a crop under plastic near Grange Fermoy County Cork. A huge word of thanks to Dennehy Contractors

A work doodle while trying to do MANY things at once and solve a very difficult design problem - in total control of course!?!?!

a personal work, silkscreen

KICKPICS - Virginia 2008 Shoots

 

Some of my latest work with my studio equipment

 

KICKPICS.net

Sleeve less top with D-rings. Soon available everywhere.

Photographer: Martin Ridne

Me and one of the annoying bastard parrots that live in the Marriott Resort, where I work. I'm manager of the Dive shop there.

The steel arch bridge at Galena, Illinois, spans the IC railroad and Galena River, providing pedestrians with safe access to the downtown area from Grant Park.

 

This version of the 40-year old structure was cut out of expanded PVC sheet (a.k.a. "sintra") with separate bracing added in between both halves, followed with a coat of "hammered finish" spray paint. The stone steps and pier are sintra as well, with masonry details carved and filed into place and then painted with craft acrylics. This may be considered a proof of concept-type project, plus the deck and stairway still need railings, but for now I think it captures the basic flavor of the bridge.

 

Prototype info per Bridgehunter.com:

Builders:

-Homer L. Chastain & Associates of Decatur, IL (Design)

-Savanna Construction Co. of Savanna, IL (Contractor)

-Theo. Kupfer Iron Works Inc. of Madison, WI (Fabrication)

silkscreen printing madness

Week 5, Day 3

 

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An important delivery is being made to the Loft. The problem is, is there really isn't a losing dock. So the trucks have to go in backward, and risk getting hit. This causes drivers to swerve the other lane, as seen here. Don't even ask how he got in there...

My EEE, using all three USB ports for a mouse, keyboard, and external hard drive. And hooked up to a 22" HD screen.

Extinguish the candle of others will not keep your candle

I used to work with her Mom. Kayla is 16 and just started working with us. This is her first job. Her Mom was a pleasure to work with and Kayla is fun as well.

This is how our Christmas party started.... is there a better way?

Me at work in a hole I cut to access a small attic behind the knee wall. Kinda typical of the things I have to do at work, having absolutely no claustrophobia helps a lot in these situations. In the space here I installed fiberglass batt insulation in the knee wall and covered it with Tyvek then blew 16 inches of cellulose on the attic floor

at Bradford University

Yes I know it's quite stark, but it's only my 3rd day on the job! So far all I've managed to bring is a bottle of hand lotion and a pink cup for water.

My buddy's apartment flooded the other day, so he's housesitting for us while we're away.

Lots of tools and interesting things to tinker with here.

Tug on the Savannah River at Savannah, Georgia, passing from the late afternoon light into the shadows.

I've got about eight different pictures I'm working on just now.....None are finished.

This is what I worked on today .It's a paper collage with hand and machine stitching....just a bit more to do.

Just working on an update of an old RP character of mine. I love how she looks right now.

 

Visit this location at LEX'S LAND OF BIG BOOTY in Second Life

Yes, I know. It's the classic pole in the middle of the photo thing. Couldn't be helped.

Mudslide Prevention Work Damaged Near Madrona Drive, Seattle, March 13, 1935

 

Photographer:

Unknown

 

Subjects (LCTGM):

Landslides--Washington (State)--Seattle

Streets--Washington (State)--Seattle

 

Digital Collection:

Federal Emergency Relief Administration (FERA)

content.lib.washington.edu/feraweb/index.html

 

Item Number: FER0128

 

Persistent URL:

content.lib.washington.edu/u?/fera,81

 

Visit Special Collections reproductions and rights page for information on ordering a copy.

 

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