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A collaborative project with Anglepoise, Strong Island & The University of Portsmouth.
10 artists/designers will be twinned with 10 photographers and an Anglepoise light.
Follow the project at creatingbalanceproject.tumblr.com/
This shoot was between artist/interior designer/garden designer and painter Will Pounds - willpounds.com/
Art Director and artist Thor Haley
Celebrating ‘The Big Lunch’ in Portstewart
Last year we had a Big Lunch on our street, celebrating a jubilee garden near the pensioners bungalows, created by the children. The Big Lunch was a simple but clever way to bring all the generations together. The children and elderly residents got to know each other better, sharing local stories and songs, and discovering the wealth of talent on our doorstep. It all helped to create a feel good atmosphere on our street.
It has had a profoundly positive effect on the whole street, and we not only know who our neighbours are, but have since supported each other in times of loss.
After our second party in September we started a befriending scheme were we look out for our each other’s houses and elderly neighbours, and are alerted to a problem if their curtains are not open by lunchtime. A simple task which works!
For this year ‘Big Lunch', we made our own bunting, banners, and collected donations. The excitement in the run up to the party is almost as good as the day its self on our street. We are all proud to live in Portstewart and our ‘Big Lunch’ celebrates the good will on our street.
I would encourage anyone to give it a go as The Big Lunch team are there to help you and it doesn’t need to cost much if everyone brings something to the table. Sure it’s fantastic fun and can make a difference in so many ways.
A special thanks to.
ASDA for providing their support and food, and McGee butchers for providing burgers and sausages.
Halifax team for their help on the day and £150 funding.
Cool FM for the £120 hamper.
Victoria Lagan Drama and Dance Company, Innova Irish Dance Company,
Adele Davies freelance music, and Stephen Lampard , Dave McMeeken musician.
Maverick Marquees for their amazing work on the day.
Alison Torrens
Event Coordinator
Images from DC's Cape / Cowl / Create event at SDCC 2014. For a full gallery of Toyark's SDCC coverage - check this: news.toyark.com/2014/07/27/san-diego-comic-con-2014-every...
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Creating The Future: Business, Markets and Sustainability
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5th Annual Womensphere Emerging Leaders Global Summit 2014
THE NEXT GENERATION OF WOMEN LEADERS & INNOVATORS CREATING THE FUTURE
Main Summit Day - January 15,2014 @ Columbia University
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Created by Rebecca Jordan (Schaefer lab)
This acrylic-painted canvas represents the work of the Burdakov, Margrie and Schaefer labs in the Neurophysiology Division. Over the years, Neurophysiology at NIMR has both pioneered and employed contemporary techniques to dissect out the function of neural circuits, often using genetic approaches to target specific populations of neurons.
The canvas displays an example: the neurons pictured represent elements of the olfactory bulb circuit. The green neurons (expressing GFP) are mitral cells, and the red cells (expressing mCherry) are the abundant inhibitory interneurons, granule cells. A dye-filled patch pipette has been guided via two-photon imaging to one of the mitral cells in order to record its electrical activity via whole cell patch, while labelling the individual cell in yellow. Overlaid in white represents the kind of high-resolution electrophysiological read out from such a recording - the iconic shape of an action potential. This of course only represents a small aspect of the past work and ongoing cutting edge research of the Neurophysiology division.
1. it's summertime, summertime..., 2. the village, 3. heart of gold, 4. poppy dream, 5. in the beginning..., 6. the ice cream van, 7. midnight bay, 8. fossil beach,
9. the approach of sunset..., 10. beach hut heaven!, 11. be like the flower..., 12. freedom is a precious thing..., 13. spring sunshine, 14. red tornado, 15. out of the darkness..., 16. spring bouquet,
17. winter wait, 18. winter bridge, 19. slate, 20. swan lake sundown, 21. hard frost, 22. as the old year ends..., 23. the way the wind blows, 24. silent night, holy night,
25. Banksy's back!, 26. Rest In Peace, 27. harness the wind, 28. the Midas touch, 29. alone, 30. autumn rainbow, 31. little drops of water, 32. a certain slant of light,
33. sleeping power, 34. to the light house, 35. down by the Seine, 36. under the bridges of Paris, 37. clever elephant, 38. green avenue, 39. under the bridges of Salford with me..., 40. power,
41. cruising the canal, 42. Panopticon for Pendle, 43. moorland stones, 44. passiflora, 45. curiosity, 46. a Lancashire tapestry, 47. tapestry of pink, 48. all the colours of the rainbow,
49. let there be light, 50. all lit up, 51. opulence, 52. morning glory, 53. ouch!, 54. the farm gate, 55. rhapsody in blue, 56. lush,
57. lady in black, 58. summertime..., 59. that's life, 60. free as a bird, 61. she's a star!, 62. heart of flame, 63. lily bud, 64. rhododendron,
65. a bouquet, 66. sweet columbine, 67. sinuous, 68. cedar of lebanon, 69. tears, 70. rays, 71. the colour purple, 72. launch pad
Created with fd's Flickr Toys.
I've named the dragon Seraphine, the sea monster Marina, the vampire Fangelina and the werewolf Luna. Seraphine and Marina will be getting slight make-overs but in the meantime they are wearing Liv wigs.
Found at Toys R Us
Ad Campaign created for *Insect Lab Studio
Insect Lab creates jewelry inspired from the exoskeletons of insects and outfits them with antique watch parts. The challenge for this pioneering campaign was to create a series of ads without showing the actual product. My strategy was rooted in the strangely unique product while pushing the consumer to be the first person to get this amazing line up jewelry on the street. Without showing the product or insects I delicately overlayed insect environments over these gorgeous shots to allude to insect jewelry.
Photographer: Katherine Holmes (she did an AMAZING job!!!)
Models: Julia Leverette and Beverly Hayman
Art Direction & Photo Manipulation: Will Bryant
*Insect Lab Studio actually makes amazing sculptures NOT jewelry
My "Create-a-Monster" triclops, Ajna, finally got her make-over. I rooted her hair using "Sour Grapes", "Bobby Blue" and "Daiquari Ice" nylon hair from dollyhair.com. I got the inspiration from this wig: www.ebay.com/itm/1-3-8-9-Dal-Pullip-BJD-SD-LUTS-BLYTH-Dol... (which I bought for one of my Pullips, but I haven't found anyone to wear it yet)
Live at Butserfest 2014
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Thank you for 3.5 million views in two years 2017 to 2019
The above image is a scan from an original Kodachromeâ„¢ slide. The default size is 2000 x 1250 pixels, so clicking on the photo will enlarge it for better viewing.
The original image comes from my slide collection, amassed over the past 40+ years. They are a combination of my own photographs and ones acquired over those years.
I created this Photostream in 2017 for the purpose of holding my slide collection as an archive, as otherwise they would just remain in binders and boxes, not being enjoyed by anyone, myself included.
Comments are welcome.
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SampleBoard.com presents a new and innovative way to create and present your ideas and vision by using the web-based interactive editor. It enables designers from different design disciplines (graphic, web, interiors, landscape, fashion and wedding planning) and backgrounds to collaborate on design projects, share their creative portfolio online and get exposure for business opportunities through the public design directory.
Special Recognition: Creating Art with my Hands
By Lucy W. Leonard
This project started August 2007, I had to over-come many obstacles to complete my Hawaiian quilt. I have scleroderma since 1987, it is a chronic connective tissue disease that hardens the skin, internal organs are affected. Still functional, I have all my fingers with hand disfigurement, affected daily with arthritis and vascular challenges.
Sometimes the only relief for a scleroderma patient’s hands is amputation, because it is painful! If diagnosed, one usually has Raynaud’s Phenomenon and if not controlled, it can be life threatening.
In 2000, I took up sewing thinking it will be therapeutic. Since then, I have taken a lot of art and sewing classes. I took Linda Visnaw’s Thread Sketches class (www.lindavisnaw.com) and adapted her Hawaiian Surprise designs, using my perspective, in my entry for the 2009 Veteran’s art festival competition.
Linda made sewing ergonomic suggestions like taping down a clean garbage bag to my work area. This allows fabric to move easily while performing free-motion embroidery and lessens hand fatigue. I used the four P’s: planning, prioritizing, problem-solving and pacing to accomplish this scheme
January 31, 2009, I applied Swaroski crystals all over it, flower by flower, step by step. It has taken a long time to finish, I have learned that the only limitation you have is within yourself.
Created by Jaclyn Huniu of Anaheim, CA, this Hanukkah at the Beach Menorah is a playful comment the intersetion of modern idols and ancient tradition.
The menorah is made from real Barbie and Ken dolls planted in a sandcast base, and each holds one candle. Barbies and Kens are dressed for the beach, and the "Shamash candle" is stuck into the head of a larger Barbie. The menorah rest on the legs and lower torso of the dolls.
Materials: Sand, plaster, plastic dolls and clothing, paint, glue, small plastic props.
jmhuniu@gmail.com
A fellowship I am now part of with a team of Architects, Designers & a Engineer mentored by Kriti Monga (Turmeric Design)
UN VALUE: Empowerment
A daily wage earner has the power of mobile connectivity which comes with a bare minimum cost. This oblivious man sits on a railway track somewhere in north Kolkata and enjoys a telephonic tete-a tete. Credit: United Nations/Rajarshi Chowdhury
New land being created for Maasvlakte II outside Maasvlakte Rotterdam. This is going to be another expansion of the port of Rotterdam. Dredging work continues 24/7. Since last time I was here a couple of months ago, they made enormous progress. Shot at 400mm ISO 200 F/10.0 at 1/800, turned monochrome in Lightroom. Silhouet shot, showing the sand being spout whilst water sprays off.
Testing out my new lens, a Canon EF100-400mm. Very happy with results sofar. It's quite large but manageable to carry and shoot even without tripod. It comes with image stabilizer and USM (ultrasonic motor) for the auto-focussing. Below some shots of the new gear, shot with my blackberry (poor quality..)
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Fauxgo is a blog dedicated to documenting fake logos that have appeared in favorite Hollywood films.
Check out their compilation of fake brand logos and identities created for the film industry to use in movies. The effort is sort of an attempt by Hollywood to get away with using popular logos and brand-identities - that way they can still instill the "feeling" without having to pay the brand for royalties (or perhaps the brand wouldn't let them use the logo in the first place).
If it was in fact a true guerrilla marketing effort (by becoming so close to the original logo that it attracted press) it would probably be deemed a pretty wise idea. Nonetheless, these logos are still pretty neat and may serve as some creative inspiration for your next guerrilla marketing campaign.
Check out all fictitious logos at the Fauxgo.com website. Which are your favorites? Are there any made-up logos that were featured in movies that is missing?
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