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London and Barcelona travel sketchkit
My pencil wrap and my watercolour pencils. The colours that I use everyday are the same ones I am taking to Barcelona. I thought I had better draw them and make note of the names in case I lose and need to replace them through Europe.
I am also taking extra pencils that I have use at home, but don't carry around with me are
UniBall Signo white gel pen (excellent for writing letter over colour)
Saedtler Lomocolor permanent glasocrom - as a resist or to add white overtop (I rarely ever use the white watercolour pencils - but I don't use toned paper)
Paintbrushes - I use watercolour brush (ZIH medium) when out and about, but at home I use a 4 3 or 6 paintbrush, I have larger ones too. But my 13 x 20 cm Moleskine watercolour does not require me to use them often
For workshops in Barcelona I have bought :
Pilot V-pen
Pentel Pocket Brush Pen
Next week I am getting my new customised pencil wrap (made by Kaz) and I will take photos and blog about it then
(Re-up after further retouching. Deepened colours & tone, added damage to knuckles and a little more sweat.)
Phil in his wraps. He trains at a fighting gym in Birmingham. This is one of the photos from about a 20 min mess around.
The smaller bruises, bar the one on his collarbone, are real. The black eye and damaged knuckles are all Photoshop. Though he does have a small cut on his knuckle for real.
STROBIST: One o/c 580EXII at 1/4, bounced onto silver.
The heat rises to my face; a bead of sweat forms on my temple. I run to catch it only to sit and wait.
I am a very hot sell-out.
The Craftcast video for my wrap bracelet project is now available and you can receive 25% off if you purchase before Jan 29 2016. Use coupon code “SNOW25”. www.helenbreil.com/classes.html
My wonderful and talented mother-in-law whipped up this baby wrap / sock while waiting for this baby to be born. I couldn't wait to use it!
We definitely 'gambled' with the blue yarn.
October 2nd #4 on explore!
Nothing wrapped up just some wrapping paper!
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I really think that Fall is my favorite season. It is so pretty, the weather is perfect. The start of school, football, Halloween....what is not to love? Until Winter comes along, and then that will be my favorite. Oh but wait, then spring. Ah, and summer. Thank goodness for 4 seasons. Never a chance to get bored...
I got wrapped in saran wrap-all the way down to my toes. Then my ankles were duct taped, and I had to struggle to get free.
M'Liss Kishmir fleece wrap dress (can be worn front ways, or backways)
Rayon silk edging on cuff and neck, Cream ornate button above a snap closure.
-The way you overcome shyness is to become so wrapped up in something that you forget to be affraid.
ODT: WRAPPED
-Taken with Nikon D700 and 105mm lens
This is a composite photograph of a man following the Jewish religious practice of "laying tefillin". Tefillin are cubic worked leather boxes painted black with leather straps, dyed black on one side, that religious Jews wear on their head and their upper arm during weekday morning prayers.....a Jewish tradition that has been active for thousands of years. The small black boxes contain scrolls of parchment inscribed with verses from the Torah. All of the teachings found in the Torah, both written and oral, are thought by Jews to have been given by God, through the prophet Moses, at Mount Sinai. These teachings, written down by Moses, resulted in the Torah that Jews have today.
Also called 'phylacteries' the tefillin are worn in two ways: the hand-tefillin (shel yad) is wrapped around the arm, hand and fingers; the head-tefillin (shel rosh) is placed above the forehead. The obligation of laying tefillin is mentioned four times in the Torah. In the 'shema' passages of the torah it is written that "you shall bind them (tefillin) as a sign upon your arm, and they shall be as totafot (another word for tefillin) between your eye".
The background of this photograph is a page from the Jewish "Torah", the most sacred writings in Judaism. The figure in the foreground was reproduced from a separate photograph that I took in 2008 at the Kotel (Western Wall) in Jerusalem. This composite photograph was created by using digital technology to combine parts of two different photographs into one image.
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I went to Seattle over Memorial weekend to visit my good friend and fab photog Shellie (www.shutterboxphotos.com). We shot a maternity session together!