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This bead has a yellow and lime green core, encased with several layers of clear, with bands of color layered in-between. The surface is decorated with six colorful handmade murrini and fine flack trails and dots. After annealing and cleaning, I used diamond-embedded tools to grind down the bottom of the bead and carved a few holes in the surface, including one going all the way through the bead, through which hangs a fine silver lampwork headpin charm wrapped with yellow enameled silver plated copper wire. The carved surfaces were polished to a matte finish to ensure smooth surfaces.
29.5mm(1.15")/41mm(1.6”) tall, 32mm wide, and 11mm (~3/8) thick with a 3/32" (2.5mm) hole.
Public House. Late C18, refronted and altered c1880. Stucco over brick; tile roof and brick stacks. Double-depth plan. 3 storeys; 2-window range. Ground floor has terms supporting frieze and cornice; frieze and cornice to 1st floor, and top cornice; flat pilaster to right. Ground floor has windows with fixed frames with transoms and 3 upper lights, leaded glazing; 1st floor has canted bay windows with small-paned upper lights; 2nd floor has low segmental-headed windows. Central entrance has swan-necked pediment, blind fan and paired 3-panel doors; panel above has cartouche with cross and lettering: OLD STILL/INN and shallow segmental pediment above. 2 cross-axial stacks, one with corbelled-out cap. Rear similar. INTERIOR retains some c1880 fittings. One of a row of Georgian houses in King Street, built after 1751. EH Listing
...though perhaps this version of the form pushes the boundaries out a little toward the distant fringes. Found the book at Goodwill and think that by now Rebecca has surrendered any claim to a personal link to the author--whom I love and whose work fills a foot or two of our bookshelves. So I'm sure Kaye Gibbons' wishes for me would be as warn as they were for Rebecca back in June of 1993. I loved this book...
Altered art project. I made wooden blocks from discarded pieces of wood, then decorated them with ink stampings and paint.
This 1960's Home Economics textbook is Karen's contribution to the Altered-Book-Swap round-robin. I was so fascinated with it that I read it cover to cover, and then "altered it" by creating a series of tabs that mark out the chapters within. Terrific fun!
6pm David Csiszer
7pm Stratus Mactavish
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Back in April 2023, I walked around Berlin with my Canon F-1 and a LomoChrome Turquoise. Shooting this unique film is like exploring a new realm where ordinary things become stunning art and then blend seamlessly into the scenery.
Alter Bridge in concerto alla ChorusLife Arena di Bergamo foto di Andrea Ripamonti per www.rockon.it