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Artist Eric Dyer’s Copenhagen Cycles Journey, a dizzying bicycle ride through an intricate reconstruction of the Danish capital, will be shown on Times Square’s electronic billboards from 11:57 pm to midnight each night in July. This project is a part of Midnight Moment, a monthly presentation by The Times Square Advertising Coalition (TSAC) and Times Square Arts.
Copenhagen Cycles Journey features moving images of Copenhagen that swirl across the screen and establish a dizzying pace as the viewer is led through a tour of the city in what feels like a pop-up book come to life. Dyer began the project during a Fulbright Fellowship, when he spent eight months exploring and videotaping Copenhagen from the seat of his bicycle. The artist selected sequential stills from the footage to construct several zoetrope-like cut-paper sculptures, capturing the rotation of the sculptures on high-definition video to create the final product.
July 1, 2015 - July 31, 2015
every night from 11:57pm-midnight.
Photograph by Christopher Lane for @TSqArts. Midnight Moment is a presentation of the Times Square Advertising Coalition (TSAC) and Times Square Arts. Midnight Moment is the largest coordinated effort in history by the sign operators in Times Square to display synchronized, cutting-edge creative content at the same time every day.
Ha! I am a microbiology nerd. I thought it looked kind of like we were lining up the slides after an excruciating (sp?) torture session, and the blood was blue. Nice, eh? Ah, the nerdiness...
Hand dyers Missy Burns (Wool in the Woods), Cheryl Potter (Cherry Tree Hill) and Jerry (Ivy Brambles) with Cyndi (The Yarn and Fiber Company) in September 2007 at her store in Windham, New Hampshire.
No, no amontillado, just purple dye! The turkey roaster was the perfect size to dye the bulk of the dress. This kept the dye at the exact temperature I needed it to remain to allow the dye to work (180F) for long periods of time. The hanger is used to hold the fabric I didn't want to be dyed purple, and I used an eyehook and a long section of rope to dip down & lift out.
This is out back, where the dyes are mixed and - I'm guessing as I missed this part - the waxed cloths are given a hot bath to melt the wax once they dry.
I die cut some flower shapes from an old sheet and then dipped them in the water I used to clean my brushes. This coloured them in subtle shades.
I then scrunched them into small balls and put them into an old chocolate container to dry naturally.
I also dyed some strips of cloth and ribbon at the same time
Summer Greetings from ‘tie dye’ hardy hibiscus, this year is like a flowering shrub with at least 100+ buds ( stopped counting). First to bloom a few days ago and loves the hot and humid weather! Summer must and will bloom till Fall! They are everywhere around the yard now!
Sample book (dye trials)
Feb 1937
M F Dutton, Leathersellers Technical College
Cheshire Archives and Local Studies DDN 2094/136
So I finally ordered an Azone XS Boy to try putting a resin Wataru head on but I wasn’t inspired at all by it so I decided to try a few other heads and surprisingly I ADORED my Petworks Usaggie bunny head on it.
I tried dyeing him with iDye Poly but since I couldn’t soak it for too long cuz I was trying to colour match it. It’s horribly patchy and uneven even with sealant on top but the match is pretty decent and I’m just gonna cover it up with clothes anyways.
Fun fact, this version of the Pure Neemo XS boy body is the “Cute version” which uses the hand sculpts from Petworks’ line of Ruruko dolls. And Usaggie dolls are also made by Petworks so this hybrid is made up of familiar parts lol.
1. 1 Skein winder, 2. 2 Skeined, 3. 3 Pre-wash, 4. 4 Dye powder, 5. 5 In the pot, 6. 6. Fat skeins
Created using fd's Flickr Toys.
fennel dye bath
thought I'd get the label in for you...("...keep out of direct sunlight...") made me smile :)
It was hard to tape off this circle. I wanted to try something other then a negative, so I bought this doily at the local thrift store and used it wight the Lumi Dye.
DDN/2094/136
Sample book (dye trials)
Feb 1937
M F Dutton, Leathersellers Technical College
Cheshire Archives and Local Studies DDN 2094/136
Photograph taken along the route of the M11 Link Road (now the A12 between Redbridge Roundabout and Hackney Wick) between Leytonstone and Leyton stations in December 1993.
Dyers Hall Road. The width of the new section of railway bridge to the right of the brick arches indicates the size of the A12 road as built. The railway was the Gospel Oak to Barking branch of the North London Line, now part of the Overground network. Photographed from the footbridge over the Central Line.
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Praktica BC1 with Ilford HP5 Plus developed in ID11.