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This colorful abstract was the first window Rick designed and made. It was made using scrap glass that was in the studio. The colored glass is antique with water glass used for the background.
Because of it's value to Rick this window is not for sale.
My CEO asked me to make chocolate table settings for his daughter's wedding, with each frame representing a special moment or place to the bride and groom. Each frame and picture are 100% chocolate. This project was a blast, my personal favorites are the LLC truffle, Fenway Park (Sox), VT Brew Festival and Camel's Hump. Congrats!
I will be showing my last paintings in the contemporany art fair called: FIART
More info, check the website, please! ^^
Designed views by Giovanni Michelucci in his masterwork "Chiesa dell'autostrada del Sole" in Tuscany, Italy
#39 Natural Frames
Peeking through some palm frond and other plant life frames revealed the stand-out magenta water lily amidst its textured leaves. Naples Botanical Garden, Naples, FL
Finds from the APL charity sale. I had some prints made awhile ago and then realized that I had no frames! I've had the white one for awhile, though.
Picture Frames online pleasure ourselves on provide our customers picture frames that can be precious for years to come.
QB Fabrication and Welding is making the frames for the solar panels on Oregon's Solar Highway demonstration project.
"Insha" is a traditional and trusted name in fabricating idols of Lord Ganesha - a name that spells uncompromising quality and service. Ganesha Idols and Frames and Jewelry has taken a lead in offering path-breaking design choices to our discerning customers.
*ICARUS FRAMES* road complete bike
BLUE LUG custo
SPEC
Frame: *ICARUS FRAMES* road
Headset: *CHRIS KING* nothreadset
Wheel: *ENVE* SES rim × *PHILWOOD* 11-speed road hub
Tire:*CONTINENTAL* grand prix classic tire
Crankset: *SRAM* force
Shift&Brakelever:*SRAM* force
FD&RD:*SRAM* force
Brake: *PAUL* racer medium brake
Stem: *ICARUS FRAMES*
Handle: *NITTO* m106
Seatpost: *THOMSON* elite
Saddle: *FIZIK*
Bar tape:*CADENCE* pro wrap bar tape
Day #4:
Some frames hanging on my wall.
For the set "One photo a day while my wife is away (on holiday)'
Tecture from JoesSistah www.flickr.com/photos/27805557@N08/
You can use the tectures when you link back to her!
Shot some frames with my oldest working camera - a Rolleicord III from about 1950-1953.
The negatives came out very dense - probably moderate over-exposure combined with over-development.
Anyway, it's great fun to use (or to play with) a 60+ years old camera.
The viewfinder-image is rather dark unfortunately, this is the only issue I have with this neat old TLR.
My not so old Minolta Autocord Cds is a bit more user-friendly and my favorite TLR.
This Putz house requires three window frames. After cutting the first one from the main pattern, I use the same pattern piece to cut the other two. I trace around it onto scraps of card stock, then *carefully* cut them using the X-acto knife. Be careful...slips can result in cuts of things other than card stock...like the tips of fingers, for instance...BTDT.
Blogged at christmasnotebook.com/2009/10/29/building-a-putz-house/.