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I thought I'd had lost this, but then I remembered retiring it.
This here button was, and still is, a perfect conversation starter. Not once was a person offended by it, seemingly. At least no one told me to my face. It was just cheeky enough.
Some dudes from Saskatoon were selling many buttons like this, in addition to some pretty tight screenprints, one summer at the Fringe. They never came back, unfortunately.
As an ass man, I wore this with pride.
For the classy and chic look wear modern stretch cotton cardigan which flatter your body type which is made up of extra soft cotton and its long sleeves gives you an extra warmth to keep up coziness.
Colette Patterns Pastille dress with a few changes! Blogged about here:
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These little Button-quail arrive about this time every year at our place. I wondered where they went for the rest of the year so I did some research on the 'net and found out that they are sedentary in some parts and migratory in others but it is unknown where they go! I usually find them extremely hard to photograph but this one is an exception being more wary of a nearby Eastern Yellow Robin than the photographer!
here's my button machine in all of it's well-made glory, along with all the buttons I made last night. I'm into doing commissions (as you can see behind the button machine I have supplies for 1000 buttons!) send me some flickr mail.
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This is the sign for a street crossing aid for the visually impaired. Tokyo is very visually impaired friendly. There are textured paths along many sidewalks as well as all over the subway system, to make sure the blind folks don't go walking off into trouble. Anyway, there's a button on the pole that you press, and when it's safe to cross, a chirp sounds from both sides of the street to help guide the person safely across.
If I could take this shot again, I'd go buy a tripod and make it a long exposure. That's what sucks about tourist photography, you only have one chance to really get the shot you want!
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Rorschach button/logo from the Watchmen. The third in a series this is a straight forward representation of Rorschach's mask. To make the logo I found an image of some rust, desaturated, adjusted the Brightness/Contrast, copied & flipped horizontal and added a silk texture to the white to give it a cloth feel.
Pearl and metal buttons made in Birmingham between 1780 and 1820 collected by James Luckcock.
Accession number: 1953 F67
Button calendar made from I Love Patchwork by Rashida Coleman-Hale.
Blogged: carolyn-and-me.blogspot.com/2011/06/button-calendar.html