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For this drawing I took inspiration from Lucinda Rogers by creating a continuous line drawing of different landmarks in Swansea.
The thiteenth slide of my process portfolio for IB. This was an exploration of my ideas using a variety of media, including drawing, 3d textures, digital art, and printing. I got a 7 on this component, the highest mark.
day 44
today i went to san antonio with some friends and while we were hanging out in a hotel lobby i saw this cool art structure and thought it looked really neat. so i took a picture of it, of course
ATC - the pear and "horizon line" are formed using one continuous line -
watercolor pencils for tinting - July 2011
Series of quick observation continuous line drawings. Whilst trying to gather as much information as possible in the time set i did not look at the page so that i could really focus on what i was looking at and the movement my hand would take. I took one of them further, sketching it up on a sewing machine and collaging it with clothe.
Furnace type: SOLO Swiss 322-30/200
Process: Hardening
Sector: Tools
Country: Portugal
Technical data:
Working Temp.: 1150 °C
Working zone: width 300 mm x height 30 mm x length 2000 mm
Power of heating zone with thyristor: 3 x 16 kW
Atmosphere: cracked ammonia (N2+3H2)
Advantages:
Homogeneous hardening of the parts
Perfectly clean surface without any trace of oxidation
Rapid conditioning
Working under maximum safety conditions
Continuous or step by step belt advance
Continuous Conversion
"…unless you are converted and become as little children, you will by no means enter the kingdom of heaven.". Matthew 18:3
These words of our Lord refer to our initial conversion, but we should continue to turn to God as children, being continuously converted every day of our lives. If we trust in our own abilities, instead of God’s, we produce consequences for which God will hold us responsible. When God through His sovereignty brings us into new situations, we should immediately make sure that our natural life submits to the spiritual, obeying the orders of the Spirit of God. Just because we have responded properly in the past is no guarantee that we will do so again. The response of the natural to the spiritual should be continuous conversion, but this is where we so often refuse to be obedient. No matter what our situation is, the Spirit of God remains unchanged and His salvation unaltered. But we must “put on the new man…” (Ephesians 4:24). God holds us accountable every time we refuse to convert ourselves, and He sees our refusal as willful disobedience. Our natural life must not rule— God must rule in us. To refuse to be continuously converted puts a stumbling block in the growth of our spiritual life. There are areas of self-will in our lives where our pride pours contempt on the throne of God and says, “I won’t submit.” We deify our independence and self-will and call them by the wrong name. What God sees as stubborn weakness, we call strength. There are whole areas of our lives that have not yet been brought into submission, and this can only be done by this continuous conversion. Slowly but surely we can claim the whole territory for the Spirit of God.
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Oswald Chambers, My Utmost For His Highest