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a view of the village shoreline at 7:00 a.m. this view was taken from the seawall of a neighbor’s house and facing south. the tide is low and the boats have come home. the catch had been shared. the men are settled. if you could find a sign of modernity here it is the transmission line tower on top of the hill in the middle of the image. the line carries power generated from a geothermal source on the island of negros which is 22 kilometers across from here. that is the island you can see on my sunsets. as for sunrises, imagine lots of towers like that lining up our hills. (post-processing: palette knife and crosshatch)

Shot found and captured for Saturday Self Challenge 13/01/2024 ----- Diagonals

Failed to get over to a local railway station where the footbridge has multiple diagonal lines in it's metalwork , a load of attempts trying to capture diagonals on some of the roofs around and some indoor shots using the stairlift track - but went for this one seen and taken in Great Bookham top car park by the recycling point there .

Now cross-hatching like this normally means no stopping or parking - hence the title Mixed Messages , however , enough to say that this is only a portion of the cross-hatching and the bit with " NO " is just off shot to the left !!

In the first comment box is the " also ran shot " , the stencil capture

Now for the tenuous bit again , as I said this is the entrance to a recycling point - so for a sight & sound here is a random track from the album Recycler ----

 

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Most of you will probably know the wooded version as performed in Back To The Future 3 .

This is the side of the warehouse of a fantastic local organic and wholefood retailer called Lembas.

The mix of overlapping design on this skyscraper in London reminds of the crosshatch technique used in drawing.

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The patterned cloth comprising a button-down shirt.

 

I've appreciated, but never approached the level of geeky speculation of the fabric everyday shirts are made of, until getting a closeup of this shirt for this week's theme. The crosshatch appears to be formed from a fairly ordinary solid thread. It's the overall streaky look that's intriguing, making me wonder if the thread used in the production of the fabric is supplied that way.

 

Overall width is about 2½" (63.5mm).

for competition corner: the power of three

thanks to karenoc11 for telling me about this group.

After our visit to the Botanical Gardens we did a quick tour of downtown Richmond. Not that I don't have more photos from the gardens.... I didn't even touch on the orchids! But those photos wait to be processed so another time perhaps. This particular spot caught my eye on the edge of the city and I think above all things that I am very glad I am not the one who painted this mural in that spot! Yikes! When viewed up close it can be seen that the hands were done by a series much like crosshatching but on a very much grander scale. It would be fun I think, if one had the time, to make an album or a book of all the murals in the towns and cities of an area. Many are very striking works of art! Hope every one has a blessed mid-week day. Prayers going out to everyone impacted by the gas crunch on the East Coast USA.

¨Only a life lived for others is a LIFE worthwhile¨

Einstein.

 

P.S: Shot in august 2014 and posted twice in 2016

2004 for KPMG Munich, Germany.

Steel structure by Olafur Eliasson

Truly a piece of art. Called Umschreibung (or Rewriting)

 

Mary, Mary, quite contrary,

How does your garden grow?

With silver bells, and cockle shells,

And pretty maids all in a row

My favorite color is blue...so why not?

 

Created for Vivid Art - Vivid Selfies - March 2021

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Photography is my own. Filters are from Photoshop.

 

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deadline painting group: travel

  

 

holga double exposure of that awesome striped floor at MoMA

 

explore # 29

"Imagination is much more important than knowledge,For knowledge is limited to all we now know and understand, while imagination embraces the entire world, and all there ever will be to know and understand.”"

Albert Einstein

 

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Anyone who ventures out of towns and cities in northeastern Ontario in the summer, especially hot summers like this one, knows that Deer flies are around. They really bite - they crosshatch the skin with their mandibles (females only, thank goodness) and then drink the blood. As a result, they are somewhat unpopular. My son and I were hiking in North Frontenac and an especially irritating Deer fly buzzed around us as we looked as a Dragonfly. Quite suddenly the Dragonfly flew up, grabbed the Deer fly, and settled back to enjoy a meal. I had never actually seen a Dragonfly take a flying insect from the air that closely. It was certainly well-timed from our perspective.

...years later nothing had changed...except everything

 

Just playing around.....CC very welcome.

Hand held panning shot of the seaside 1/40 sec.

Flying birds from Shutterstock / Jag_cz.

Crosshatch brush stroke added to image.

 

A chaotic crosshatching of fallen tree trunks amid thinner, younger trees growing straight up. The fallen trees appear to have been downed by natural causes as this scene is located in the middle of an undisturbed arboretum.

Can you imagine paper made out of rose petals. What if they made bank notes of it, you could then adore the smell of money.

A tight crop of a tree trying to survive next to a modern office development on the south bank of the River Thames near to London Bridge.

Do you know how these patterns are formed?

 

There are so many neat rock formations hidden throughout the Southwest. The white cracks are due to natural gas moving through cracks and bleeding into adjacent rocks. We are grateful to have been granted special access to this location and two last minute spots just opened up. Come explore with me May 31-June 5, 2022!

 

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Macro Mondays: B&W

 

Frame is 2" across.

Pillow Talk Swap 8

 

18" pillow with a zipper

 

I changed this pattern up a little and did scrappy stars and used the aqua crosshatch as a background for some pop. I hope you love it partner. I used my favorite fabrics for you :)

Crosshatching galore in the little area between the building proper and the exterior metal fence mounted on the outside, at the Grote Street bus depot carpark.

this is an image of the sunset across tañon strait from sta. filomena, alegria, cebu, philippines on oct 15 2009. it was derived from the original photograph shot by the artist. the image was processed with the angled strokes and crosshatch filters and was texturized in medium-fine sandstone.

 

see the framed image on my gallery at imagekind.com

 

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This plant grows just outside my window. Blogged at Drawing on Nature

This is the fourth drawing of my Italy series ( instagram inspired drawings ). Pen and ink on A5 toned paper.

If you follow my project, feel free to follow me on Instagram where you can also see the photo that inspired this drawing.

For voting at Threadless:

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WL sky - Egg drop

SL filter - none

SL water - Crosshatch plans

 

PS edit

 

Maitreya, Slink, DeLa, Wasabi Pills, Skinnery, D'ystopia, Hextrordinary, Libertine, anc. Buddah Beats, CerberuXing, The Forge, Ghost Driven Designs, The Looking Glass, ...

Drawing number 5 of my Italy series. Pen and ink on A5 toned paper.

I'm half way through my 10 drawings inspired by Instagram photos. The first theme is Italy. Then, who knows, could be your country

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