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Where's the black gone?
I've dumped the chemistry but too tired to print on ... tomorrow night maybe.
Just a failed shot that I pushed out trying to submit to a camera club contest. It looks great save for the scarf on the left. Likely a casualty of over processing.
Cindy, Megan e Georgia estavam arrumadas e de patins desde o inÃcio no mês, pois prometemos que levariamos elas pra andarem de patins na rua...
Mas tivemos que resolver tantas coisas (a saga da compra do primeiro apartamento) que as férias passaram e não saimos nenhuma vez com elas e nem conseguimos resolver tudo! #saco
Made for a long ride home - 15 miles standing on the pedals, to be exact.
My calves are screamin'...
Sigh. Broken part. I just couldn't get it onto the motor spindle all the way, I spent like 2 hours trying to drill it out, dremel, mostly just gently working it on and off the spindle - and it broke. I might try to epoxy it together, might see if they'll send me a new one. Not sure yet. *sigh*
Continuing the quest for self replication I tried to print a tie bracket but it became loose at one side and bent upwards heavily so I had to stop it. Tomorrow we'll try again.
What happens when Twitter goes down for a few minutes. Includes a screencap form Chris Leydon (http://www.grabup.com/uploads/72b570d14c3375cdf31a5db53b5b343a.png), and an IM conversation with Seth Rader.
Proper construction and design could have prevented this. I'm guessing that improper drainage allowed water to build up behind the wall. The added weight weight of water caused the wall to fail. Poor compaction of the fill soil behind the wall could have contributed to the failure.
For two months nothing seemed to really click. We've got inks here to represent all the NOT letter writing/inking I did. I really had this awesome idea of squid legs coming out of a bullet casing but ooooh, look at that poor execution! The penis head monster- the effect is lost in this shot though, needs to be more in motion and viewed in profile. Then the blue totally-didn't-get-done-in-time-for-Christmas monster...
10 year old shoes. Not worn in 3 years - still in A1 condition.
Until I walked out in the rain this morning, and the water destroyed the rubber just above the soles.
Won't be buying Salomon again.
Epic fail.
I knew it was too dark to get a decent shot of the snow, but tried anyway. Needless to say, the result was non-good. So... I ripped the polaroid apart, scratched it up a bit and scanned the resulting mess along with a stupid doodle underneath. Now my hands are covered in Polaroid goo.
Tried to catch her jumping again. This time I went balls out for the max ISO setting of my camera but it looks very grainy. And I'm not too good at throwing with my left hand so I didn't get it right and Poppy missed the ball. You can see she's trying to look down at the ball realising she's too high in the air now.
Decided to create my own Twitter Fail Whale, took about half an hour cutting out and modifying various etchings. Might add a background when i get the chance
The left side of my two page layout.
Supplies Used:
Cardstock: Bazzill [black]
Patterned Paper: Bella Boulevard [background grid], Doodlebug [red]
Font: Mouth Breather [from DaFont.com]
Pen: Staedtler, Zig
Adhesive: Tombow, Xyron
Ink: Ink It Up! [black]
Thanks for looking!
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