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New Strap Changes For the 100% Recycled Plastics Bodice

 

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Production photo

One of a kind Trashion fashion by Mary Anne Enriquez

Copyright 2010

 

Please see my flickr set "Mary's Garden" for complete production and design info for the entire 5 piece ensemble:

www.flickr.com/photos/urbanwoodswalker/sets/7215762450606...

 

Layers of pages from old Woman's Day magazine - all the ads for products women back in the day just couldn't live without. You know, like girdles.

Design Thinking unpacks the creative process.

Light from a tree plays across the crushed red gravel on this path.

Here I made with gel medium an image transfer of the trees photos, then I painted the landscape with watecolors.

 

Qui ho trasferito le foto degli alberi sulla pagina con il gel acrilico, poi ho dipinto il paesaggio con gli acquerelli.

 

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🎮✨ Sharing a Glimpse of the Past! ✨🎮

 

I may have been quiet on the creative front lately due to a season break in product launches, but today, I'm thrilled to reveal a couple of controllers that hold a special place in my design journey. 🌟🎨

 

Around a year ago, I had the privilege of crafting these beauties, both of which found their spot in the Official Microsoft Xbox Summer Collection lineup. 🌞🎮

 

These controllers are more than just images; they're 3D renders brought to life with the magic of SolidWorks and the incredible rendering power of Keyshot. ️🌐

 

The PDP Frosted Diamond controller, in crisp white, was an exhilarating challenge. Capturing the unique material in the 3D realm was no easy feat. If you peeked at the Keyshot Materials Graph, it would resemble a tangle of spaghetti, all to achieve that authentic, realistic look! 🍝🎨

 

The Australian Opal controller, on the other hand, presented its own set of artistic hurdles. It blended metallic paints with a matte-like texture, requiring meticulous attention to detail. 🎨💎

 

I'm immensely proud of the final results, and it warms my heart to know that Microsoft appreciated them enough to feature them in their official lineup. 😃🎉

 

Stay tuned for more creative adventures, and thank you for being a part of this incredible journey! 🙏❤️ #DesignAdventures #XboxSummerCollection #3DRendering #GamingMagic #KeyshotArt #GamerLife #DesignInspiration #XboxSeriesX #GamingController #CreativeProcess

a little video showing the unfolding of an ice dyed fabric project

Jason Williams "Creative Process", featuring Liz Finch and Kev Nickells at The Observer Building, Hastings, 04.12.2015

Painting Created Using Digital Double Exposure Photo Compositing Technique.

 

For details and how to, please visit blog post "Paintings Of Another Kind" on:

www.shuttermania.net/blog

...as a preparation for the dye piece I'm working on.

We tried pencil, crayon, colored pencil, oil pastel, chalk, oil-based block print ink, waterproof technical pen ink., airbrush pigment, ball point pen, felt tip markers, archival markers, Sharpie permanent markers, and dry erase markers on heavy-weight bristol, vellum, and generic printer paper. we also gobbed the stuff on magazine pages, laser printed paper, plant-based "spirit paper", glass, copper, eggshell, wood, piles of small screws, pocket watch parts, and dried-up plant leaves. And we tried mixing in a random gob of iridescent copper acrylic paint. The only thing that absolutely didn't work was the Sharpie: it bled a lot on contact with the epoxy. All the other media held together surprisingly well, though some of the papers discolored more than others.

 

EDIT, two years later (2011, may 22): none of the test samples have changed noticeably; no yellowing or other discoloration, no apparent degradation of any of the materials. epoxy adhered very well to everything but the plastic mixing tub and the eggshell (which had been exposed to wax and so wasn't really expected to adhere.)

Working to a custom order with some embroidery included.

Painting Created Using Digital Double Exposure Photo Compositing Technique.

 

For details and how to, please visit blog post "Paintings Of Another Kind" on:

www.shuttermania.net/blog

I love the look of this guy. He reminds me so much of "Grapes of Wrath, Generation 6" or something like that. And I am doing my best crazy old lady hippie as possible impersonation....

I create these for every map quilt as a reference guide to block locations and sizes and foreclosed lot locations.

 

Blogged here.

I've been very busy this past few days, shooting here and there, this picture of animator at work was taken at LES' COUPAQUE which produce Malaysia very first 3D Animated feature film title "Geng"...

 

Design Thinking, through the acknowledgment of 'the map in not the territory', works to insure that only the most valuable generalizations are made from specific experiences, that only the most valuable differences are made in our representations, and that only the most valuable selections of the world are included.

Design Thinking transcends the language of cross-cultural visual communication.

Working on space travel backgrounds in Pixelmator for Rest, Relax, and Reflect.

 

In process of creating a design for a jewelry piece. Nudging those little pieces in place!

Design Thinking is expressed in design operations which through reflection become design thinking.

  

A woman with short hair stands focused while painting in her studio. Bright colors fill the canvas as artistic tools and a mannequin are visible in the background.

Close up of Up and Out in progress

Design Thinking has its essence in many disciplines and offers a universal bond between them.

Painting Created Using Digital Double Exposure Photo Compositing Technique.

 

For details and how to, please visit blog post "Paintings Of Another Kind" on:

www.shuttermania.net/blog

Painting Created Using Digital Double Exposure Photo Compositing Technique.

 

For details and how to, please visit blog post "Paintings Of Another Kind" on:

www.shuttermania.net/blog

Will Bryant is a graphic designer and illustrator extraordinaire! Based in Austin, Texas, Will makes things because he gets sad if he doesn't. His work is playful, fun, and always bright. He filled up a DIY Scout Book (Cover included!) in ONE DAY. Seriously. One day. A study in patterns. Sweet!

 

www.will-bryant.com

www.gotopublicschool.com

detail of fabric piece: steel wire wrapped with quilt thread on linen and scrim

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