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Escher cube for my career, it was really hard to complete but I got help from friends and we finished really fast.
Totally hand made, with baterÃa paper for faces. Art made with water markers.
On my first day as a Nano Magnetics Ltd intern I received two of the Nanodots 216 packages. Here's my first cube made from the Original edition. Just one of the many structures I will assemble over the course of my internship so stay tuned!
Cube Design: Kazuo Haga & Kunihiko Kasahara
Masu Box: traditional Japanese
Folded by: Cliff Landesman
Paper: OrigamiShop Grainy
Diagrams: www.diagrami.com/diagrams.php?shape=cube
This time around it wasn't banana and it was even less pleasant. Coffee was involved.
I was still recovering from the previous week and had become a little coffee fiend.
I'm saying this all in past tense. I'm still a coffee fiend. Which ends today.
Really.
In other news, I did teleprompter training to be one of those talking heads during the pledge drive asking you for money in exchange for a Yanni DVD or Celtic Woman CD. You know how it's weird to hear yourself recorded? Watching yourself recorded on three different cameras in a studio is ridiculous.
Cube cinema, Dove Street South, Bristol BS2 8JB
microplex.cubecinema.com/cubewebsite/
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A Rubik's Cube inside a light box I made from an Marbig archive box, unwaxed lunch wrap, white cardboard, and masking tape. The camera seems to have focused on the leading edge of the cube. The background white has turned out well even with no exposure bias.
This is a photogram, is a photographic image made (without a camera) by placing objects directly onto the surface of a photo-sensitive material such as photographic paper and then exposing it to light. The result is a silhouetted image varying in darkness based on the transparency of the objects used, with areas of the paper that have not received any light appearing light and those that have appearing dark, according to the laws of photosensitivity.
Here holding my favourite Ice Rubik's Cube .
Este es un fotograma, una fotografÃa hecha sin cámara, colocando objetos directamente en una superficie fotosensible, como papel fotográfico y exponiéndolos a la luz de una ampliadora, el resultado es una silueta, que varia en obscuridad, basada en la transparencia de los objetos usados.
The sign over the fax machine says:
Fax Number is blah-blah
Insert papers face down
Remember to dial 99 prior to your destination number
Interpreter is not the fax technician