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DAICHI @ JPSF2014
The 23-year-old Japanese human beat-box, DAICHI, came to to San Francisco Japantown and Union Square for two days on Saturday, July 19th, and Sunday, 20th!
◉ LIVE PERFORMANCES:
▶ July 19 (Sat) @ J-POP LIVE at UNION SQUARE (6:30pm-8:30pm)
▶ July 20 (Sun) 1:15pm @ Pagoda Stage, Japantown
◉ Mini Opening Act for J-POP Splash! 2014:
▶ July 19* (Sat) 2:15pm @ NEW PEOPLE Cinema (NEW PEOPLE B-Level, 1746 Post St)
Special appearance by DAICHI to kick off J-POP Splash! 2014, a FREE music video event at NEW PEOPLE Cinema!
(Sponsored by Consulate General Of Japan In San Francisco)
◉ LIVE PERFORMANCES at Takara Sake USA “J POP” Booth
▶ July 19* (Sat) & 20 (Sun) @ Takara Sake USA “J POP” Booth (Post x Webster Street)
There was a series of intimate mini-performances by the phenomenal human beat-boxer DAICHI at Takara booth throughout the day on both Saturday and Sunday!
DAICHI Official Site: DaichiBeat.jp (Japanese and English)
Official YouTube Channel : www.youtube.com/DaichiBeatboxer
Photo by Erskine Noel
I created this box using an empty Altoids candy tin box. I covered the top with Sculpey Ultra Light clay before I painted it with acrylic paing. I glued a tiny mirror to the top inside half of the box. For the bottom, I took a photograph that I took of two dolphins during a visit to the National Aquarium in Baltimore and I glued the graphic to the inside bottom of the box before I covered it with two layers of Modge Podge. Then I poured just enough resin to cover the bottom.
Yesterday I had a chance to work on this project for a while, a heart-shaped box that I am covering with collage and decoupage created from printed metallic ribbons. I am trying to finish the red interior, and at this point, am just filling in tiny gaps. It is very time consuming, takes forever to cut and fit the pieces, and progress is hard to see. So to add some motivation, I decided to start working on the next part of the project as well, which is the interior wall. I am using a pink and red pattern that has some green and blue in it, echoing the floral pattern on the top and bottom of the box. I started to cut and paste some squares in, just to see how it will look. I was happy with it, and even better, felt like I was making progress! You can see some of the squares in the photo, which is why I photographed the project from this angle.
Altered mixed media treasure boxes. Doll parts, found objects, pique assiette mosaic, beads, acrylic paint, transferred images, jewelry parts,
This sealed box was at the Butlins resort in Minehead. As can be seen the aperture has a steel plate over it - but someone (not me!) has bent the plate at the side. I posted a card in this box to myself on the day I took this photo on Easter Saturday 23 April 2011. I received the card on Saturday 2 June 2012 :)
I very much need to find someone willing to model for me! Tired of thinking that a face would go nice next to something or in a certain light and my face being the only one available.
Box 40 has gained new replica blinds similar to those it carried in the 1960s. Ironically in Fleetwood Tramroad days it didn't have blinds at all!
23 Sept 2017
Spray-painted a mountain-infested craft box to give A+L for Christmas so they'll stop swiping all my tape and glue. Filled it with every craft item known to man, then Lauren added to it with a fab selection of drawing+painting booty.
April 2, 2011
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I think this is one of those boxes restaurants put in front with their menu inside. However, the glass is long gone and the cork board is rotting away. The rocks in the bottom are a recent addition this week. I've always been drawn to this for some reason. I took some pictures of it last year when it had wires sticking out but I wasn't that happy with them. I added "fake bokeh" using Photoshop in an attempt to make this shot more interesting. Unfortunately, I'm still not that excited about it. Hopefully I'll find a better shot tomorrow.
photos of various stages of the manufacture of a trinket box by S3 Craft and Design pupils at Hawick High School
Made from a chipboard box and molding paste. Get the tutorial here:
katydiddys.blogspot.com/2010/02/heart-shaped-box-tutorial...
camera box for Lomo
Goat skin, fabric, magnetic snap closure, zippered
Blogged ayang-cempaka.blogspot.com
Box with(out) 6 bottles wine
FRONTERA Sauvignon Blanc Semillón
Concha y Toro
Produced in Chile
+++ more of such boxes in my album "6 bottles in a BOX"
Title: Plainview Fat Stock Show
Creator (Photographer): Not Available
Publisher: Agricultural Communications Office of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service
Place of Publication: College Station, Texas
Year (Coverage): 1940
Document Type: Image
Format: Photographic negative
Dimensions: 4 x 5 inches
Digitization Date: May2009
Description: A boy kneeling between two chester white pigs.
Note: Floyd County, Texas
Collection: Texas A&M University Archives
Resource Identifier: Agricultural Communications Collection, Box 6, File 6-143
Institution: Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas
Repository: Cushing Memorial Library and Archives
Contact Information: Email: cushing-library@tamu.edu Phone: 979-845-1951
Copyright: It is the users responsibility to secure permission from the copyright holders for publication of any materials. Permission must be obtained in writing prior to publication. Please contact the Cushing Memorial Library for further information
"Cardboard" is a term we often use for many types of boxes and containers, but it isn't used in the paper industry, according to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Corrugated boxes constituted the largest single component of municipal solid waste in 2009 -- 11.2 percent -- as well as the largest category of of materials Americans recovered 81.3 percent of corrugated boxes for recycling. Recyclers separate corrugated boxes from other paper because paper mills produce different grades of material, depending on what is being recovered
We are here to protect the envierment, re-use, recycle Th boxes of all types from gaylords to moving boxes.
Call or write us a e mail about your boxes and packing material.
Kids found this Box Turtle while playing in the woods.They named him BOXY! He was the friendliest allowing me to take serveral shots of him!