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Kleines aber bedeutendes besetztes Zentrum im alternativen Stadtteil Gràcia von Barcelona mit dem Namen "Casal Popular". Das Zentrum (hier Foto von 2007) wird u.a. von der lokalen linken Jugendgruppe "Assemblea de Joves de Gràcia" genutzt.
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This Cath Kidston case for Samsung Galaxy Note 2 is light-weight, strong and sturdy. Provides ultimate protection from scratches and chips, Made to fit your Samsung Galaxy Note II Note 2 N7100 perfectly..
M.bian Moleskine Case was my original design back in 2005. Dozens of prototyping and refinement were done and I even created a POP system for display in retail stores. However the production quantity required to get price down to consumer acceptable level couldn't be met. I had some opportunities to be able to have U.S. large distribution network to help lower the cost but turned out because of their Moleskine distributorship prevented them to sell products that could potentially harm the Moleskine business, I lost the chance to make it happen. Time flies, it is already two years passed.
When I was developing the M.bian case, my mind was thinking about ambience, i.e. an aura of excitement without intrusion. That's where the name M.bian came from. Today, I still use the prototypes to hold my pens, travel accessories and Moleskine.
I designed the velcro/button hanging system with two levels of height, i.e. you can have the M.bian case hanged from your waist belt close to the waist or have it lowered. You have more chance to hurt your waist if the case is held close to it, especially when you try to sit down on an armed chair, the case can pop to your waist and hurt you. That's why I designed a lowered configuration so that it stays near your lap preventing the armchair accident.
To me, the features are amazing coz M.bian is a condensed version of my whole digital/analog life. It has 3 pen holders on the outside covered with a flap, which acts as a quick pocket for storing train tickets and receipts. It has 2 mesh pockets inside to put more essential stuffs. It also has a headphone access port so that you can use it as an iPod holder on your belt. It also has cushion to protect your iPod or Moleskine.
When you are sitting or standing, accessing your Moleskine or iPod is super easy, just unzip forward and down, your iPod/Moleskine is exposed and you can quickly pull it out.
You can also use it as a travel pouch to store iPod and related connecting cables and headphones.
I love the headphone access port feature, it is water proof and headphone jack can easily pass the small but flexible opening.
The size is just fit for pocket size Moleskine, but it also fits standard passport so your personal identification document is never far from your waist. Pockets can even hold your portable digital camera.
Well, in this configuration, you can put a pen, a zippo lighter, a swiss knife and a small size compass. All on the outside easily accessible pocket and pen holders.
Since travelers use backpacks and most backpacks has some nylon strap on the shoulder strap. I added a small but userful hole on the velcro strap so that not only you can hang your M.bian case on belt, you can strap it on your backpack. Call it an explorer's case :)
For less active persons, M.bian case can be used as a pen case storing your precious pens both on the outside 3 pen holders and inside spacious compartments.
This must be the most loved feature of Moleskine users, instead of freely insert your Moleskine into the case, you can insert the left part of your Moleskine to the left side of the pouch which has a vertical mesh pocket. This setup is like a notebook cover for your Moleskine. On the other hand, if you are a Moleskine Reporter user, you can use the horizontal mesh pocket on the right side of the case to insert your Reporter! Call it a double feature!
Finally, comparing the price for all the other Moleskine cases available in the market, it is still the best. I hope somebody is still interested in this complete design. I also want it to be done in leather which feels more precious. So even though it didn't happen, it doesn't mean it won't and I love the features offered very much and it is my daily companion for the pass 2 years and still works great for me. Get in touch with me if you are interested to help make it come true.
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What have they done to Clayton Square and Cases Street??!! And Elliot Street too. These glass structures clash so much with the rest of the buildings. Do architects think?
Have camera will travel - you can see the TSA approved combination locks on the left - these are a little more expensive but you can lock the case - and the TSA people have keys to unlock them - unless you fly from San Diego to Boston when they will cut them off with bolt cutters because they are morons!!!!
These BTS (Behind the Scenes) photos were taken with the Olympus OMD w/ Panasonic 20mm 1.7
Tony from Empyr Living approached us with an interesting little project. He wanted to create a real estate video for one of his properties that was completely different than everything else.
Coincidentally, we had an unused script from the past that just needed a little tweaking. But it fit perfectly! Run a short story to indirectly showcase the house!
A week before we shot this, we got a surprise from Blackmagic... the Pocket Cinema Camera had arrived! We were eager to use it but didn't have time to really test it out so we literally shot this film both with the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera as well as with the RED Scarlet.
Fortunately, everything worked well and the film we created was shot entirely with the Blackmagic.
Here are some details about the film;
"The Case"
Client: Empyr Living
Shot entirely with the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera.
Lenses: Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8 & Panasonic 25mm 1.4
Written/Directed/Edited by: Desy Cheng
Director of Photographer: Kyle Hay
Camera Op/Grip/BTS: Byron Oren
Executive Producer: Tony Yuen
Talent: Brie Robertson
Hair/Makeup: Nadia Albano Salon
Wardrobe: Donna Pepin from Malene Grotrian Designs
Link to the house:
empyrliving.com/property/20187-1st-avenue-high-point-equestrian-estate-2499000/
I love how Mattel gave the secondary characters their own stuff in the early days. Not so much these days... Although ken did get a mini cooper recently.
These BTS (Behind the Scenes) photos were taken with the Olympus OMD w/ Panasonic 20mm 1.7
Tony from Empyr Living approached us with an interesting little project. He wanted to create a real estate video for one of his properties that was completely different than everything else.
Coincidentally, we had an unused script from the past that just needed a little tweaking. But it fit perfectly! Run a short story to indirectly showcase the house!
A week before we shot this, we got a surprise from Blackmagic... the Pocket Cinema Camera had arrived! We were eager to use it but didn't have time to really test it out so we literally shot this film both with the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera as well as with the RED Scarlet.
Fortunately, everything worked well and the film we created was shot entirely with the Blackmagic.
Here are some details about the film;
"The Case"
Client: Empyr Living
Shot entirely with the Blackmagic Pocket Cinema Camera.
Lenses: Panasonic 12-35mm f2.8 & Panasonic 25mm 1.4
Written/Directed/Edited by: Desy Cheng
Director of Photographer: Kyle Hay
Camera Op/Grip/BTS: Byron Oren
Executive Producer: Tony Yuen
Talent: Brie Robertson
Hair/Makeup: Nadia Albano Salon
Wardrobe: Donna Pepin from Malene Grotrian Designs
Link to the house:
empyrliving.com/property/20187-1st-avenue-high-point-equestrian-estate-2499000/
Traktorin mallia en muista, enkä valmistus vuotta. Mutta Porschea vanhempi tuo on. Ja täysin ajokunnossa, lähtee kammella käyntiin jos vaan polttoainetta on tankissa.
PRODUCT INFORMATION IN DETAIL
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Specifications:
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•Color: Baby Pink.
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new iphone case available at: society6.com/modernfred/cases
artwork available as notecards and art prints as well.
In case you've missed me going on and on about this, the 2nd series of my vinyl toy 'Droplet' had their own launch party this weekend, which I've been hard at work organising over the last few weeks!
Well, I could not have imagined the launch would go off this this much of a bang, I was genuinely blown away and overwhelmed with the reception! There was a queue snaking up Park Street at the start of the night and then when we opened at 6pm my initial stock of 226 Droplets sold out in just 58 minutes!
People seemed to love the showcase of custom Droplets that were in the gallery downstairs and that was chocca too, a very orderly in/out queue formed which was smashing to see!
The hand-made cupcakes from the lovely Cakeology ladies didn't last long at all, neither did the smoothies, flavoured water or bottles of beer - which is always good to see! There were my 2 secret weapons, a giant blank Droplet by Hiatt Evans and animation projection / realtime twitter feed from Ciaran O Connor & Rich Davey that also seemed to go down well too :)
I cannot thank everybody enough for their hard work and support, from Louis and all at Fifty Fifty to every single customiser who kindly gave me their time to create something fantastic. There's a long list of people who helped me out, I'm eternally grateful to them all!
There's lots of photo's floating around the interwebs now, which is very exciting to see! You should definitely check out Rick Nunn's photo blog as well as Doc18's snaps of the customs plus the Flickr photo group seems to be growing and growing with people's photo's each day, be sure to add yours!
I've still got lots and lots to post about from the evening, but i think that's enough for now!
The Droplets are now available online from Crazylabel's store, why not grab some!?
Once again, a huge thank you to everyone involved in making the event what it was and thanks to everyone who attended the night, I'm honestly blown away by your support, I thank you :)