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After I made the switch plate cover, I realized I really needed to fill in the black gaps. So I also made little polymer clay "bricks" to go above & below the switch plate cover.
Update: Blogged here
Well, its a brick kiln, a place where bricks are actually made.
Also see as Day 177 on the 365-days-photo-project.blogspot.com/
Brick kiln to satisfy the demands of the growing urban population
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For further information go to www.unep.org/disastersandconflicts
Ok guys, firstly I will be leaving on vacation on Monday (that is the reason I can't exhibit) and will be coming back the day before Brick Fair! I will be bringing stuff like my BA and Custom stuff.
I will be bringing my BA's and custom painted stuff. Don't be shy to say hi and tell me who you are! Hope to see you there!
More information below. ;)
Members of Rainbow Bricks were very happy to be able to support the first C4 Central Coast Comic Con @ Gosford NSW.
The event was a very successful day and work has already started on organising next years event.
Proceeds from the event went to a great cause - raising money for youth mental health on the Central Coast
just a test shot, but the (corner) 'symmetry' is happymaking.
test roll for pentax mx - film advance not the most precise, but no big deal.
pan f+, hc110e, 5.5' (negs a little thin)