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Component elements for a commissioned project. The build itself is finished, but want to bring it back into the shop for some decal work before publishing.
Got a couple other finished builds waiting on similar glow-ups - people on the Mecabricks side know what I'm referencing. ;)
It's been a very arduous year, with few opportunities for personal activity, but made it through to the finish line. No light at the end of the tunnel? Simple solution. Blast your way out.
Artist: Sophie Smallhorn
Title: 999 - Component Cube 2
Material: aluminium, urethane board, cellulose paint and acrylic
Summer Exhibition 2015
8 June - 16 August 2015
Royal Academy of Arts
Main Galleries, Burlington House
London, England, UK
Canadian Pacific loco. made in Eastleigh Works near Southampton 1940's
Running on the so called Watercress line
names of components
An idea inspired by Codey K.'s excellent BrickArms mods.
All components use a 1/16" pin and socket system and are held by friction.
The AK receiver has 5 holes to accommodate a butt stock, fore stock, mag, and two holes for scopes.
Proto parts have been injected, and parts will be available to hold and configure at BrickFair VA. See Codey for further details at the show.
An idea inspired by Codey K.'s excellent BrickArms mods.
All components use a 1/16" pin and socket system and are held by friction.
The M4 receiver has 5 holes to accommodate a butt stock, fore stock, mag, and two holes for scopes.
Proto parts have been injected, and parts will be available to hold and configure at BrickFair VA. See Codey for further details at the show.
A component from inside one of my son's computers it is amazing to me how something unseen and small can look quite attractive and I love the colors, bring out the colors!
Two or more forces , Velocities or other vectors acting in different directions which are together equivalent to a given vector
"He resolved the motion into horizontal and vertical components "
Did I do alright? Credit if used please, and also read the notes on the as well.
pastie.org/pastes/1711273/text
Oh yeah, and credit to lighthawk for the shape of the can.
English Electric Canberra tail and engines on the ground, showing the components that powered the iconic post-war jet bomber.
Another build for Decisive Action 3. The specification called for a circuit board, built digitally, of at least 500 parts.
This is the stripped down model without accessories.
This photo was taken by a Kowa/SIX medium format film camera with a KOWA 1:3.5/55mm lens using Kodak Portra 800 film, the negative scanned by an Epson Perfection V600 and digitally rendered with Photoshop.
Electronic components have a number of electrical terminals or leads. These leads connect to other electrical components, often over wire, to create an electronic circuit with a particular function (for example an amplifier, radio receiver, or oscillator). Basic electronic components may be packaged discretely, as arrays or networks of like components, or integrated inside of packages such as semiconductor integrated circuits, hybrid integrated circuits, or thick film devices.
"man vs woman (complicated) relationship ".
A complicated relationship results when a partner isn't sure what they want or wants to part ways. A partner may have trouble communicating their feelings because they don't want to hurt the other. Understanding a complicated relationship includes learning potential problems contributing to the issue.
Struggling to finally combine all the components I've been creating, but not utilizing for the last few years! And there's tons more of these. This is just the tip of the polyberg. ;^P
Excerpt from artgalleryofburlington.com
Holding Space is an exhibition of over 1000 ceramic components exploring our multi-faceted relationship with space – both physically and philosophically. Hung from the ceiling, suspended on the wall and standing tall – raw, abstracted forms interact within the installation as an interface between our human and spatial experiences; the relationship between the lived and the abstract or conceptual. Holding Space uses multi-component sculptures to prompt visual explorations of Space as Emptiness; Space as a Conduit for communication; and Space as held Containment.
Excerpt from samanthadickie.com:
Holding Space
A solo exhibition at the Art Gallery of Burlington, Perry Gallery in Ontario, Canada, 2019/2020. The creation of this project was supported by a Visual Arts Grant from the BC Arts Council.
Space is where we live.
We cannot move without space. We cannot breathe without space.
We entangle ourselves with space and the space reshapes us.
Space is what we fill. Space is what we hold. Space is what we leave behind.
We are merged with the spaces around, between and inside of us.
My belief that our humanness is essentially rooted in relational dynamics provides the impetus behind using scale and multiples to create large-scale, multi-component groupings and immersive installations. As this attention to the relational is central to my work, dualities serve as a fulcrum for my practice and allow me to explore particular dyads such as subject/object, seen/unseen, individual/collective, viewer/viewed. Holding Space uses abstraction and expressionism to explore our multi-faceted relationship with space, both physically and philosophically.
This project considers notions of space with 3 assemblages:
STILL POINT
Space as Emptiness. This emptiness can either be experienced as a void, as nothingness, or it can be experienced as unbounded potential; the seed where everything that is new begins. Held in the palm of your hand or inhabiting everything that surrounds, this space holds energy, simultaneously minute and infinite. 1000+ porcelain components define the surface area of 7-foot diameter sphere, dissected in half. Each small component is hung individually with filament from the ceiling, creating a reflective and light buoyancy as the piece undulates in response to movement in the room.
George Washington Creef Memorial Park in Manteo, North Carolina is a picture perfect location nestled into the calm waters of the Shallowbag Bay, making it a local attraction for those visiting the revitalized downtown Manteo. The park contains a several attractions of interest that include the centerpiece that is the fourth version of the Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse, the Manteo Weather Tower once used to display signal flags to warn mariners of any weather concerns, a floating gazebo with an excellent view of the Elizabeth II replica ship docked at the Roanoke Island Festival Park, and a Helical Screw Pile (as seen in the photograph above) used in the 3rd version of the Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse constructed in 1877 and decommissioned in 1955. There is a informational panel (also seen above) that gives some details and shows 'drawings' of the screw pile from different views (plan view, profile view, a cutaway view, and end views). In each corner is The Town of Manteo logo and the Coastal Studies Institute of the University of North Carolina logo.
Seeing this historic piece of engineering, especially as a civil engineer myself, is fascinating! Understanding the engineering behind the item seen above and how it is the structural component that 'holds up' a lighthouse sticking up out of the water in the middle of the Croatan Sound (original location of the 3rd version of the Roanoke Marshes Lighthouse) is just a small part of the fascination...the real interest is in the fact that the piece of engineering seen above is nearly 150 years old, was recovered from its original location at the bottom of Croatan Sound where it supported the lighthouse, and is now on display in Manteo. That is also an interesting feat of engineering by itself...I hope you all enjoy as much as I did!
theglovetrotters.com/north-carolina/roanoke-marshes_light...
Three bracketed photos were taken with a handheld Nikon D7200 and combined with Photomatix Pro to create this HDR image. Additional adjustments were made in Photoshop CS6.
"For I know the plans I have for you", declares the LORD, "plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." ~Jeremiah 29:11
The best way to view my photostream is through Flickriver with the following link: www.flickriver.com/photos/photojourney57/
La Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias (en valenciano: Ciutat de les Arts i les Ciències) es un complejo arquitectónico, cultural y de entretenimiento de la ciudad de Valencia (España).
El complejo, diseñado por Santiago Calatrava y Félix Candela, junto con los ingenieros Alberto Domingo y Carlos Lázaro autores del diseño estructural de las cubiertas del L'Oceanografic, fue inaugurado el 16 de abril de 1998 con la apertura de El Hemisférico. El último gran componente de la Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias es el Ágora, situado entre el puente de l'Assut de l'Or y l'Oceanogràfic. Actualmente se está finalizando su construcción.
La Ciudad de las Artes y las Ciencias está situada al final del viejo cauce del río Turia (Jardín del Turia), cauce que se convirtió en jardín en los años 1980, tras el desvío del río por la gran riada de Valencia en el año 1957. Constituye, hoy en día, el mayor reclamo turístico de la ciudad de Valencia. En 2007, fue uno de los ganadores del concurso 12 Tesoros de España, organizado por las empresas de Antena 3
The third component of the MEADS SAM system is the AN/MPS-112 Multi-function Fire Control Radar (MFCR). This module is an X-band, solid-state, active electronically scanned array (AESA) radar designed for target engagement and missile guidance. For extremely rapid deployments, the MEADS MFCR can provide both surveillance and fire control capabilities until a more capable Surveillance Radar joins the network. An advanced Identification Friend-or-Foe subsystem also supports improved threat identification and classification. In US Army service, the MFCR is transported on the back of an M1083 6x6 truck, and the radar and support struts can quickly fold down for storage and transport.
Argh, finally a chance to get some people in my pictures and then I point my camera too high..
Guessed right: it's (pseudo single raw) HDR. The difference between the shadow and sunlit part of the street was far too great.
Photo captured via Minolta MD Zoom Rokkor-X 75-200mm F/4.5 lens. Second Beach. Part of the Quillayute Needles, a consortium of battered islands and sea stacks. Quillayute Needles National Wildlife Refuge. Olympic National Park. Coast Range. Olympic Peninsula. Clallam County, Washington. Late May 2016.
Exposure Time: 1/800 sec. * ISO Speed: ISO-200 * Aperture: F/8 * Bracketing: None
I retrieved this piece from some 'junk' that was being thrown out. I think it is an early homemade variable inductor. The two end pieces are hinged on small nails. At one time either side could be made to stay at any distance from the central coil. Has anyone else seen one of these? It reminds me of the Crosley 'book condensers'.
Pure - "No complex component which is people's favorite"
This was shot during a protest against Cambodian crumbling democracy while there is a calligraphy demonstration as well.
Rolleiflex 2.8D Carl Zeiss Planar 80mm f/2,8
Kodak TMAX 400 (EI 800), XTOL (1:1), minimal agitation
CanoScan 9000F
Departure of the Czech Mil Mi-24 after the 35 years Nato E3A component anniversary ! The Czech Air force has won the best livery price last year of the NTM in Zaragoza / Geilenkirchen - 07/2017
Belgian Air Component F-16AM, FA70 taxiing at Fairford after having been part of the RIAT 2017 static display