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Hadn't been to the Science Center of Iowa for quite a while so made a quick visit for something to do. Sue the T Rex was the most interesting thing to see.
"Bone Angel" with Roxy Ruin. Styled by Michelle Hope, Head Dress by Demons & Diamonds. RIP Roxy, Never forgotten 1984 - 2018
from at exhibit at the fofa gallery in the EV building at Concordia. Coat hangners carved into the share of bones.
beginning of the roll
bigger is better!
Ebony Bones is amazing live...for the music fan and for the photographer..she's the kind of thing you have to experience vs. just put on an album.
Anyhow, I got to the Green Dolphin at 11pm and they didn't put her on until about 2:30am. I was very very sleepy but she's so alive I woke up easily.
Click here to read a review written by my friend Selena Fragassi of this show:
venuszine.com/articles/music/6581/Ebony_picks_Bones_with_...
myspace: www.myspace.com/ebonybones
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One of a series of six cartoons showing factors affecting bone survival, produced as a teaching aid for schools
One of a series of six cartoons showing factors affecting bone survival, produced as a teaching aid for schools
uh- it took me a long time to ReUse this f.cking bone!
have a look at the ReUse project: www.flickr.com/groups/reuseproject/
I really liked socketball's minotaur skeleton so I decided to build it, the only thing that bothered me were it's hooves, I tried using slope and inverted slope but I didn't like the final result because it looked like he was on ice skates (or like the main character who sometimes in cartoons has ice cubes instead of feet). I would have left it as it was if I hadn't come across Marco Marozzi's Testing Mech Leg HJ, which in my eyes was perfect complement to this figure. Aaron Newman's axe technique was a cherry on top.
I also took socketball's advice and took a photo with a darker background.
The white paper you see at the bottom is double-sided tape because I had a trouble positioning it.
IF YOU SEE A NECKLACE YOU LIKE MESSAGE ME AND WE CAN WORK OUT A TRADE! - I'll trade for anything, especially other animal skulls/bones and hand-made goods. Really its worth a shot messaging me because chances are i'll say yes to just about anything!
A bone specimen on display at the National Museum of Civil War Medicine. This specimen belonged to Private John Harris of the 2nd North Carolina Cavalry, who was wounded at the Battle of Gettysburg on July 3, 1863.
Nikon W300 Coolpix
Coonarr beach Bundaberg
Australia
The "fish with blue bones" are commonly referred to as Blackspot Tuskfish (Choerodon schoenleinii), which are types of wrasse fish. These fish are known for their vibrant blue coloration, particularly along the fins and teeth, and their bones also exhibit a blue hue. The blue colour in the bones is due to a pigment called biliverdin, which can accumulate in some fish bones, giving them a blue or green colour.
Also known as Bluebone.
Found in the Indian and Western Pacific Oceans.
They have a pale bluish bar along their chin and may have some indistinct vertical saddles along their back.
Their bones can exhibit a blue or green colour due to the pigment biliverdin.
Conservation: IUCN Near Threatened
Depth: 10-60 m
Fishing: Commercial, recreational fish
Habitat: Reef associated
Max Size: 100 cm TL
Ossuary Bone Church in Kutna Hora, Czech Republic
This unusual place does not leave indifferent. It’s really not so easy to be inside and not feel at all.
As excited as I was to find possible human remains in the middle of nowhere (a clearing off a trail in the "Rhode Island desert".) the size of the bone got me wondering. Despite the bone being broken on both ends, my research is telling me that this is probably something along the lines of a deer fibula. I joined a bunch of bone ID groups that will hopefully reassure me that it's not someone's arm or whatever. For now, I have succeeded in making people genuinely concerned that I am in possession of murder evidence placed on the dinner table.
styling/hair/makeup: sarah beaver
model: melissa colestock
photography: © laura kicey
from a superb shoot today at the soon to be demolished house of smoke and mirrors this afternoon...these ladies were a pleasure to work with!!