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Ideas And Unwanted Thoughts - Soundtrack Painting - Nat Bradley - Video Sound Art - www.natbradley.com
When Flickr gets a Bailout from the Government and I get my little piece of that action I'll be allowed to put up the rest of this photo.
Here are my shoes for scale. These aren't thick branches, but they're plenty big for everything from candlesticks to chess pieces. The wood smells very nice - like Christmas trees - and has soft, pretty red and yellow colors inside.
DS with circles and a star with a character raising hands
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San Cristobal de las Casas (Chiapas)
Chispa R. SKAMI
A female horror type character
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San Cristobal de las Casas (Chiapas)
Seminar "InfoBoard: Interaction & Motion"; vereint die Kurse 2.132 – 1 "Interaction Design: InfoBoard / Ubiquitous Interaction" (Prof Boris Müller) und 2.118 "Multimedia AV: CutUp.26: InfoBoard / Motiondesign" (Prof. Klaus Dufke)
Sommersemester 2013
We did our own little bit to try and give back to our wonderful hosts. Playing music and singing seemed to be appreciated if the smiles are any indication.
This is in the living/dining room of Jenny's dad's place.
We were in Shuibian over the Dragon Boat Festival.
June 10 - 15, 2013 we were on a trip to Shuibian, Jiangxi province to visit the family of our friend Jenny. It was a very rural China experience.
I threw a tarp around the pile with some obvious barrier 4x4s to let the gardeners know I didn't want these thrown away. I asked my landlady to tell the tree guys to save the limbs they would cut, and found a pile way larger than expected. It's about 4'-5' tall, and maybe 8' in diameter. The gardeners left the pile alone.
I got a new lathe, so I had to test out a piece of the juniper to see what was inside. I made this pointless shape to see how it handled different angles and curves. Answer: admirably.
The only piece left after a silver maple was cut down and hauled away. I'm not sure why this was left behind. Perhaps too heavy for the city's clamshell bucket truck. As this crotch section suggests, the tree had evolved with a complex configuration of trunk and main stems. Wish I'd gotten a "before" pic of it. Besides being complex, I'd have to say it was not a thing of beauty. The worst part was how horribly misshapen it had become, after ruthless amputations by the tree "trimming" contractor who works for our utilities company.
I did also notice that my neighbor scavenged a couple of large trunk sections before the city truck made its rounds. Imagine he has furniture creations in mind. I'm curious to see the outcome.