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The highway running through 17,000 ft plus highland near Barlacha pass in Lahaul valley, Himachal Pradesh, India
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Diseñando la ruta...
Serie - Foto Verano 2009 Asturias
Recuerdos del Verano, en ruta
Series - Photo Summer 2009 Asturias
Summer recollections, in route
I was doing a little designing and building and I liked the light and the way the shadows were falling on the things I was making. So, I took this shot
i don't really get it... lately, i seem to have an easier time sketching my trees than designing clothes... i need to do 4 choices but so far i only did one... i ended up finishing my tree sketch instead...
Forget chasing - Be the magnet.
" In the pursuit of excellence, remember: Quality doesn't chase after, it's attracted!
The good stuff finds you when you focus on you. Let your energy do the talking. The most captivating people are those who 'don't try' 💕"
_______ Scarlett Saphira
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. . . Don't chase, Radiate . . .
To chase means pursuing what you know well you don't really deserve, then being what you deserve so you don't need to chase.
In the pursuit of our desires lies the essence of our being. Yet, before reaching out, we must first cultivate the intrinsic qualities within ourselves. It is in the nurturing of our confidence and the refinement of our character that we lay the foundation for what we seek.
For true fulfillment does not merely come from chasing after what we want, but from embodying the very essence of what we deserve.
" Let your confidence be your compass and your quality your currency, guiding you towards the abundance that awaits... 💕"
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Shana is one of my favorite of the new Jem dolls.
She has a gorgeous face, and her hair is unique, super curly and of course purple!
I brushed it (it was quite some work!) and it turned back naturally into ringlets, but they're different from her original ou-of-the-box hair ;)
‘Brad’s apprentice had just finished designing the tattoo she would do on herself. The stencil is in the background. It reads 'Paradiso’’ From some notes I took during the project, The Culture ( jtinseoul.wordpress.com/the-culture) that I’m rescanning.
Toronto, Canada. 2013.
The Colosseum was the first place my mind went upon accepting this commission. I am always hesitant to replicate any landmark that has been modeled in LEGO countless times before. Therefore, I decided early on to eliminate the idea of using arch bricks altogether as their bulky dimensions would not nearly do justice at this scale. That’s when I had the idea of using 1x1 rounded plates w/ handle for the lower three arcades. Each of these stacked arcades are topped between alternating 1x1 printed plates and old 1x1 windows (an element that has not been in a LEGO set since 1979). These two motifs express the Corinthian pilasters and are topped by brown minifigure wands which make up the timber structure of the velarium.
Designing a Kashyykk moc for Dark Times RPG, here is what I have currently! An albino wyyyschokk is assaulting Mi-tew and his posse! Now I have to build some trees and landscape.
Sinéad Burke, Founder, Sinéad Burke, Ireland; Cultural Leader.Caroline Baumann, Director, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum, USA; Cultural Leader.Susannah Rodgers, Paralympian and Director, Spirit of 2012, United Kingdom; Young Global Leader, Cultural Leader,.speaking during the Session "Designing for Everyone" at the Annual Meeting 2019 of the World Economic Forum in Davos, January 22, 2019. Congress Centre - Betazone
Copyright by World Economic Forum / Mattias Nutt
Designing News
Changing the World of Editorial Design and Information Graphics
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In Designing News, award-winning editorial and infographics designer Francesco Franchi conveys his vision for the future of the news and media industries. He evaluates the fundamental changes that are taking place in our digital age in terms of consumer expectations and the way media is being used. The book then outlines the challenges that result and proposes strategies for traditional publishing houses, broadcasting companies, journalists, and designers to address them.
Designing News explores how today’s media outlets can become credible, cross-platform news brands. Franchi advocates redefining reporting as telling a continuous narrative across a broad range of traditional and digital media. To this end, he proposes a new, integrated role for editorial designers in advancing the evolution of media for the future.
Franchi’s findings in Designing News are based on his own work for Il Sole 24 ORE as well as case studies by top media insiders including Bloomberg Businessweek’s Richard Turley, Thomson Reuters’s Daniele Codega, the New York Times’s Steve Duenes, the Times’s Matt Curtis, and type designer Christian Schwartz.
The lights came on and the stage was in perfect order. Thank you mother nature...Untouched and uninfluenced by civilization or artificiality as only she can do....
Hello all....I'm so glad to back with you...
Hope you have an INCREDIBLE weekend....
Thanks so much for stopping by always so appreciated....
with felt appliques , handmade crochet circles and pompons .
Inspired by pier 1 summer collection .
( EXPLORED )
Chic.
When I started designing the living room of the home, I became really inspired by tropical patterns. I wanted this room to resemble something you may see at a fine resort or villa in the Bahamas. I was looking for the room to have a loud and vibrant wallpaper, which will give the room a custom aspect, while still remaining elegant.
The wallpaper that I found, I believe, is very elegant. This wallpaper checks off all the boxes of what I had imagined for this room in regards to a tropical and floral wallpaper. Since the wallpaper is very loud, I chose to go with simple pieces of white furniture and then add in pops of colour through my accessories. I opted to use pink throw pillows and blankets on the furniture in order to pull some of the pink out of the wallpaper. I chose a black coffee table with a glass top in order to ground the space. I placed various colours of books on the coffee table as I did not want everything to appear very 'matchy matchy' or uniform. I also opted to add a large white piano in the corner of the space in order to cut down on the intensity of the wallpaper.
As I mentioned before, I will be posting more interior shots of the other rooms in the home over the next few days. I have chosen not to post all of the photos at once as I do not want to flood anyones feed.
P.S. If you would like to know the name of the store or designer who has created any of the pieces you see in this photo please feel free to IM me in world (Brinks Lemmon) and I'll send you the store/designer information.
Orange and red streaks produced by bright side lights on tractor-trailer rigs.
Check out the reflections in the water.
Shot at 25 sec f/2.8 and ISO 3200 using my Canon 6D and Sigma 15mm EX DG.
This time, Jeff Morris and John Bahu joined me in the exhausting hike out to the bridge - a bit under four miles round trip.
The Pine Valley Creek Bridge, officially named the Nello Irwin Greer Memorial Bridge, is a reinforced concrete box girder bridge in San Diego County, California near the town of Pine Valley. The bridge was built in 1974 as part of the Interstate 8 (I-8) freeway system. At the time of its construction, it was the first bridge constructed in the United States using the segmental balanced cantilever method. The northern span is 1,691 ft (515.4 m) long while the southern span is 1,741 ft (530.7 m) long. The two spans rise 450 ft (137.2 m) above the valley floor, placing Pine Valley Creek Bridge among the highest bridges in the United States.
Originally known unofficially as the Pine Valley Creek Bridge, a California State Senate concurrent resolution (SCR-33) officially named the bridge in honor of the project engineer, Nello Irwin Greer, responsible for designing the section of I-8 known as the "Pine Valley Project".
In the original design, the freeway's routing followed the old U.S. Route 80 (US 80) path through the center of the town of Pine Valley. This would have destroyed much of the town and many of the native pines found there. Greer's design re-routed the freeway to the south, bypassing and preserving the quaint beauty of this eastern San Diego County mountain community. This new design also saved 2 miles (3.2 km) of freeway construction, saving millions of dollars in costs. However this re-routing of the freeway mandated the crossing of the Pine Valley Creek Canyon. The bridge that now bears Greer's name was the design answer to that engineering hurdle.