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Creative Fusion 10th Anniversary, chaired by Katie Heil and Peter Mahler
Event photos by Jaclyn Tyler Photography
Love all things crafty? You'd customise your tea to match your t-shirt and we think that's moo-ing marvellous.
Shown here: Button Mug, Button Teapot, Button Cow Milk Jug.
Campers at the Creative 360: Visual and Performing Art Academy at Burleigh Manor Middle School in Ellicott City, Maryland, performed on stage, danced, painted, made other crafts and much more.
Fair & Creative 2016 - Ein innovativer Kontrapunkt zu klassischen Recruiting-Events
Fair & Creative war bereits 2014 und 2015 voller Erfolg!
Die beiden Salzburger Praktika-Matching-Events des Kompetenzforums CITY LABORSALZBURG und des CAREER CENTERs der Universität Salzburg im Jahr 2014 bzw. 2015 waren jeweils erfolgreiche Events im Theater im Kunstquartier.
Mit dem neuen Kooperationsparter ARGEkultur wurde das bereits bestens eingeführte Eventformat in einem neuen Rahmen bzw. neuen Haus fortgesetzt. Präsentationsstände, Kurzpräsentationen im PECHA KUCHA Format und Speed Networking waren auch im 3. Großevent die inhaltlichen Säulen.
Mit dem Anspruch der InitiatorInnen von Fair & Creative - Romy Sigl, Günther Marchner, Bernhard Jenny (alle City Labor Salzburg), Martin Mader, Alexander Seifert und He Fang Liang (beide Career Center/Universität Salzburg) - Studierende mit Kreativ- und Kulturbetrieben zusammenzubringen, richtete sich Fair & Creative 2016 verstärkt auch an Startups.
Fotos: Simon P. Haigermoser
Fair & Creative 2016 - Ein innovativer Kontrapunkt zu klassischen Recruiting-Events
Fair & Creative war bereits 2014 und 2015 voller Erfolg!
Die beiden Salzburger Praktika-Matching-Events des Kompetenzforums CITY LABORSALZBURG und des CAREER CENTERs der Universität Salzburg im Jahr 2014 bzw. 2015 waren jeweils erfolgreiche Events im Theater im Kunstquartier.
Mit dem neuen Kooperationsparter ARGEkultur wurde das bereits bestens eingeführte Eventformat in einem neuen Rahmen bzw. neuen Haus fortgesetzt. Präsentationsstände, Kurzpräsentationen im PECHA KUCHA Format und Speed Networking waren auch im 3. Großevent die inhaltlichen Säulen.
Mit dem Anspruch der InitiatorInnen von Fair & Creative - Romy Sigl, Günther Marchner, Bernhard Jenny (alle City Labor Salzburg), Martin Mader, Alexander Seifert und He Fang Liang (beide Career Center/Universität Salzburg) - Studierende mit Kreativ- und Kulturbetrieben zusammenzubringen, richtete sich Fair & Creative 2016 verstärkt auch an Startups.
Fotos: Simon P. Haigermoser
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Well not really... but this little interruption to the Wakefield shots.. is for our little flickr groups homework.. we had to take a creative reflection shot... this might not be that creative but it was different..
This was on our annual weekend fishing trip with some buds on a houseboat on the glorious Hawkesbury river, just north of Sydney, Australia...
It absolutely pissed down on Friday night... which dampened our spirits somewhat... but the next day I went exploring with my kayaks along some of the minor streams and found some great waterfalls discharging there load into the sea... these shots will be liberated soon...
This area is in Ku-ring-gai National park, so while close to Sydney and the waters edge, still very remote and only readily accessible from the ocean..
So this then is my feeble reflection.. a tick on remoteness, but a cross on creativity.. oh well...
I shall return with shots of the falls soon...
ISO 500, 19mm, f/2.8, 1/320sec, hand held on kayak, raw
I kept having a problem of the iPad slipping out of my hands. Hard to hold onto. Then I remembered an old worn out phone case that I hadn't thrown away yet. So I repurposed it by cutting the case into quarters, then taping the pieces into the corners. Problem solved!
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ID photos...not 'mug shots' but pictures that say something about who you are...Introducing photography basics.
Week 1 of Design and Studio Practice - ideas, creativity and communication
OK so it didn't really look like that - occasionally I just love playing with the curves adjustments on my images and as a general rule I'll pull the curves all over the place to learn a little about what they do.
Well I was doing precisely that right here and.. thought that I'd share an in process shot as a finished result. You guys will vote with your clicks ;-)
Keep shooting!
P>s. regardless of the colours it was a pretty awesome cloud bank!
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The National Guard Armory in Mena, Arkansas was built 1930-1931 and underwent restoration in 2004. Designed by architect Derwood F. Kyle of Pine Bluff, Arkansas, the structure was built by contractor Walter Vernon of Fort Smith, Arkansas; total cost for the site and the building was $24,000. Measuring 70' by 125', the armory was essentially an Art Deco structure; in addition it was planned to meet some community needs. Using local fieldstone building materials, the armory has a rough appearance, typical of masonry in the mountainous areas of Arkansas.
The rectangular building is mostly a large, single story structure on a concrete foundation; a smaller, 2-story office section, which constitutes the front facade projects slightly beyond the walls of the auditorium space. The roof is gambrel with asphalt shingling (unfortunately I neglected to capture the roofing style). The front facade is stone, brick and concrete with a central castellated parapet. There are four symmetrically placed paired windows, two pairs on either side of a slightly recessed entrance. Entry is through a double-leaf door, effectively surrounded by a brick arrangement in corbels that recede in stages from the wall. A narrow pair of windows is situated above the doorway. Above that is a sign in concrete reading "National Guard Armory". Flanking the center bay are two wide buttresses. The walls on each side of the entrance have wide buttresses on the corners and between each set of windows; separating the individual windows in the pairing is a narrow buttress. The sides of the armory have nine bays, again with projecting buttresses separating the window bays. About the only decorative element is the repeated diamond-shape motif on the front facade above each window and a row of three above the entrance. The National Guard Armory was added to the National Register of Historic Places June 5, 1991 with reference number 91000682. The nomination form is located at www.arkansaspreservation.com/National-Register-Listings/P...
The photos in this series:
1) front facade
2) front facade from an angle plus a small part of a side facade
3) front and side facades with the buttressing on the side
4) the front area of the building
5) entrance with door, corbelling, brickwork and diamond pattern
6) a pair of windows on the front facade
7) stonework and diamond motif above windows
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the placemat I sent to Stacey, "meanfish2" for PQS5
the bunny was designed by Carolyn Gavin, and offered on her blog for free. The fabric is Moda Bliss and Belle Solids.
Cairo and I promoting GNU/Linux and the Creative Commons at Community Radio Hamilton Open Day. More photos here:
zcat.geek.nz/photos/Community-radio-day-2010/
I do a show over there:
So if you follow me on social media you will probably know that I recently crossed off something from my life goals list: opening an art shop again!
Click here to visit my store!
So, this isn’t so much a regular art shop, but somewhere you can buy fonts and kits of graphics that...
Various works of art by talented street artists who have concentrated their work around Hoxton and Shoreditch.Do Not Use Without Express Permission From Peter Wheeler.