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„ Good evening Ladies and Gentlemen ! We are now live at the annual New Year Fundraising Gala, organized by the ICC.
We have some very interesting guests, who are willing to donate their money for verious projects, that need financial help.
The most impressive apperance yet is definately Mr. Ordo Skirata ! Mr. Skirata is known for his extrodinary collection of suits and his gallant behaviour and today he has given his best to make an impression. Mr. Skirata arrived in his new personal submarine right here on peer 21 ! And now we can see him coming down the ramp of his vehicle. Mr. Skirata , may I ask you some questions ?“
„Of course you can, my dear and call me Ordo, please.“
„Oh, well....Ordo...what an apperance, what a show ! Where in the world did you acquire a submarine ?“
„As you might know, I recently finished my new movie, which is about a team of deep sea scientists. The submarine was part of the props and I thought it would be nice to use it for promotional matters.“
„Ah, I see, well I think a lot of people are willing to watch that movie.“
„Oh, they always want to see my movies...“
„The role of a captain seems to fit you quite well.“
„Oh, no, I don’t think so. People always say that, but I’m not a good captain in any way.“
„Now, let me asky you the last question. To which project will you be donating money today. I mean, there were over 63 projects to choose from.“
„You won’t belive it, but I couldn’t narrow it down on any of them, so I decided to donate a bit of money to every project...“
„To every project !? That is quite generous ! – Ladies and Gentlemen, that was Mr. Ordo Skirata ! Thank you very much Ordo !“
„It was a pleasure !“
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Quite a difficulte MoC to start the year with. Originally it was planned to feature a bunch of lighting effects, but it ended up just having some LEDs in the building. The submarine was kind of a last minute idea, but it adds a funny element.
See more of Mr. Grievous and Ordo here.
Also have a look at the inside of the building here.
Hope you like it !
Sometimes, a stranger approaches me before I approach her, just as in this case with Jade; the woman with the camera.
While I was interviewing Sebastian, my previous stranger, Jade approached and said: "I've heard your question about the message to the world and I have my answer to that."
A few minutes later we were engaged in a very long conversation, getting to know each other.
"I've been spreading my message for a long time so I'll share it with you," Jade said.
"Go green, use less plastic, less pollution, more life. Nature is so generous with us, I wish people would treat Nature in a kind way and not consume so much plastic."
Jade, 34y/o, has moved from Vietnam to Finland about six years ago. She has met her Finnish husband online and after they got to know each other--he visited her village and stayed for four months there: "escaping the Finnish winter," they decided to get married and build a family.
They have a five year old son whom Jade is very proud of.
"He is my inspiration and the reason I've decided to become a full-time photographer."
However, her journey took her first to law school in Vietnam where she studied law for seven years and was later employed in a law firm.
She never really liked to work as a lawyer, but she liked to teach and thought she would learn to become a teacher.
After a while she knew that it wasn't really her call.
"I like to do creative work," she said, "I love carpentry".
As the story unfolded, I found out that Jade's husband is a professional carpenter.
"Having carpentered our kitchen, he said that he has built the heart of our home."
Naturally, the kitchen is the heart of any home, I think.
Life takes us on different journeys and when Jade moved to Finland, she worked at first as a barista in a café.
Photography came into her life when her son was born. She took many photos of him and published them on her social medias. www.facebook.com/gin.ply
www.instagram.com/jadeylitalophotography/
As a result she got many compliments and positive feedback for her work. But it was not until her son became four and a half years old and told his mommy how proud he was of her photography, that she made the change.
"If he could believe in me, I had to believe that I could do it, too."
It is not easy to quit a job that pays you a salary on regular basis, but when Jade had to refuse a photo session with a client--because she didn't have time--she decided to quit for good and to devote herself to photography.
When I asked what she would advise her younger self, Jade said: "Listen to yourself, ask what do you really want to do in life, follow it and believe you can do it!"
"Life to me means love, joy, pain and sorrow. As long as I can feel those emotions, I still love life.
"There are many things that inspire me; the human heart, human mindset, nature, art, myself ..."
"What do you love about yourself, Jade?"
"I love my body with all its cells, parts and my soul. I love the way I always feel thankful and appreciate everything that I have."
Our conversation went on and on and when we parted we hugged--now that the restrictions were lifted--and we wished each other well and the hope that we might meet again.
I have taken several portraits of Jade, but she asked me to publish only these two. "Maybe I'll change my mind later; I'll let you know", she said.
Your wish is my command, as the saying goes. Thanks, Jade, it was really wonderful to connect and thanks for the cookie, too. www.flickr.com/photos/timelessriver/51543153429/in/photos...
I interviewed Elizabeth Start , who created the amazing gown above. (This is not Urban Woodswalker's creation)
Where did you specifically get all those tabs? (very close to 7,000 pull tabs used)
"Tabs were accumulated through friends, family and here at the office. Even the Glenview Chamber of Commerce contributed."
How many yards of blue ribbon were used, and where did you get all that?
"The ribbon was one of the non-used items that I had to use. " (I think she means not reused but bought new in a store)
"The ribbon, thread and zipper all were purchased. The ribbon was on sale for 25 cents a spool at Michaels. I believe that each spool had 15 yards and I used about 12 spools (forgot to keep track of how much ribbon was used). I guess this dress cost about $10 to make with all the materials I had to buy."
What technique was used to make the dress?
"I am pretty sure its not knitted, or crocheted. I would consider the technique I used more of a weaving technique. I used a large darning needle to weave the ribbon through the tabs."
Have you ever worked with tabs before? If not, how did you come to make this amazing dress with nearly 7,000 tabs?
" I used pop tabs for the trashy fashion show the year before, but on a much smaller scale. I made a Coca-Cola dress using the tabs, old Tyvek envelopes and the boxes from cases of Coke. The tabs were used as an insert into the front of the dress. I have also made a few belts."
1 of 8 photos of this dress
Ms Skolnick being interviewed by local newscaster about the extension of Shillmans famous January Coat Sale due to the impending snow storms coming to Washington DC.
. Ms Skolnick went to the fur department to borrow this fur piece for the interview. Once again she must stand out.
Two Farrah's on Two Interview Covers
Mattel's Black Label Farrah Fawcett Doll... Fawcett played Jill Munroe in Charlie's Angels and went on to garner Emmy & Golden Globe nominations for her work as Francine Hughes in The Burning Bed, she was also nominated for a Golden Globe for her work in Poor Little Rich Girl: The Barbra Hutton Story. Fawcett received the Cable Ace Award for her performance in Double Exposure: The Margaret Bourke-White Story along with other nominated works.
Noel Cruz not only repaints the dolls but styles/cuts and perfects each dolls hair to resemble the celebrity he has repainted.
Farrah as painted and styled by Noel Cruz for www.myfarrah.com in a beautiful dress by Jason Wu.
See the new YouTube Video featuring Farrah's by Noel Cruz
Photo/Graphic Layout & web sites ncruz.com & myfarrah.com by www.stevemckinnis.com.
Hier ist der Link zu Teil 1 des Somalia-Interviews.
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got to do an interview with Tristan Jud for his website Raw.TristanJud.com
follow the link to read raw.tristanjud.com/2011/06/interview-with-evan-dell/
if you have any questions feel free to message me in private on here or my facebook.
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My interview with Fujifilm for Stocksy United:
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Few months ago, I made an interview of the excellent french drawer & musician MCBESS.
Interview is available on the inevitable french blog SOME COOL STUFF.
At the end of our long conversation, I asked him if he was ok to make a little dedication... and here it is baby !
Click HERE to view the big size.
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We continue our series of posts interviewing "recycled art" crafters & artists. This week, we interviewed Cindy Fortin from the blog Upcycled Design Lab as she is one of our active crafters and she bring nice ideas from all kind of materials to the Recyclart community. If you think you deserve to be featured in the next interview, please, drop us an email.
Tell us a little more about you? Who you are? Where are you from?
Hi my name is Cindy. I live in the beautiful state of Colorado with a wonderful guy two dogs and a cat. For several years I worked in corporate America but for the past 10 years I have enjoyed part time employment and more time to pursue things I enjoy.
Why do you craft?
The short answer is it keeps me sane. It is the best therapy I know of.
How did you learn?
My mother taught me to sew and my father made me all kinds of great toys and Halloween Costumes when I was kid. I also like to experiment.
Since when are you working with recycled & upcycled materials?
I guess I have been upcycling since I was a kid. I can remember making puppet heads from empty ivory soap bottles. I also made my prom dress from the fabric that was used on the sets from one of our high school plays.
What are your can’t-live-without essentials?
Not sure but I do find myself using E6000 glue on a lot of projects. :)
How would you describe your style? Are there any crafters/artists/designers that you particularly look up to?
I would describe my style as Upcycling 101. I like to use my imagination and work with lots of different materials. Most of my projects are easy to intermediate skill level and don't require a lot a specialty tools or training. I also like to use common items so that others can easily duplicate the projects.
How is your workspace, how do you make it inspiring?
I tend to work all over the house. I am lucky enough to have a room dedicated to crafting and creating but most of the time my projects tend to spill out into other rooms.
What sorts of things are inspiring you right now? Where do you look for inspiration?
I am inspired by things I need or want. If I need something I try to figure out a way to make it with things I have on hand.
When do you feel the most creative?
At night I tend to fall asleep designing projects in my head.
We live in such a mass-produced, buy-it-now society. Why should people continue to make things by hand?
Creating and making things is part of human nature. I think that sustainable living and DIY are only getting started.
We follow your work since a long time and we saw that you work with different kind of materials, do you have a favorite medium to work with?
I don't really have a favorite medium. I like to cut, paste, hammer, sew, melt, mix, paint, dye, mold, tear, bleach, stain, bend, disassemble and reassemble things.
What are your tips for people who'd like to start crafting?
Make time for it and dive in.
What is your favorite thing to do (other than crafting)?
I enjoy reading, hiking and working on my blog.
Thanks a lot Cindy for this interview! :)
To see all the posts by Cindy, it's here.
Ms Skolnick being interviewed by local newscaster about the extension of Shillmans famous January Coat Sale due to the impending snow storms coming to Washington DC.
Ms Skolnick started the interview by saying, "Hello my Shillman customers" as she smiled at the camera. When asked about being a dowdy store and how sales were, Ms Skolnick gave the interviewer kinda a sharp edge of her tounge and went on to say that sales were way up.
I am delighted to be featured in a French blog of Ben, which you can read via the links below. Both French and English versions are available.
English version:
www.tudiscaparcequetesfache.com/james-yeung-2/
French version:
www.tudiscaparcequetesfache.com/james-yeung/
Again thank you for all the inspirations from you guys!
I've been tagging my dolls, and quite often come across a doll or two I have never photographed. The Interview Silkstone Barbie is one of them.
Had an interview this morning at the green bus as my shoulder is geting no better so am having to look at going on the buses and forgeting the coach game for now. Seen parked on Hill Street is S881BYJ a Daf ND250 / Optare Spectra . So this week could well be my last week in the coach industry for the time being as time to face up to the fact i am having to stop doing it . Photo taken 10/02/14
NOISECONTROLLERS - INTERVIEW
I don’t know how I feel about it now other than the anatomy is a little weird (which is to be expected from my art these days because I seem to have forgotten how to draw properly rip) but when I finished it I thought it was pretty lit.
Special thanks to @Lacza on deviantart for allowing me to use their graphic in the background here www.deviantart.com/lacza/art/Noisecontrollers-282016605
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“Little Red Riding Hood is in the hooooouse!
I have to admit I’m a little starstruck. It’s so nice to meet you! Finally a real star! Thank you for being on today’s 15 th episode of Dolly Interviews!”
Little Red
“Oh of course of course! I had to come forward and use my star power to put a stop to these ridiculous crimes! I mean, how many naked dollies can we have here in the doll case?
Things are becoming deplorable! Unbearable! Scandalous! Crude!
Whoever is responsible needs to come forward immediately!
This is sending me into a PSTD spiral from that whole bit with the wolf popping out of my Grandmothers clothes!”
Today we're interviewing Oky, a talented builder, reviewer, funny maker, and fellow blogger.
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Japan Camera Hunter - Jesse's Visual Interviews: www.japancamerahunter.com/2019/12/jesses-visual-interview...
I know it's sad but this is the most exciting thing I have witnessed since lockdown started. A news reporter came to interview a staff member from the care home behind where I live. So I dusted the cobwebs off a camera and put a long lens on it to record the event.
Lianne Dalziel Christchurch's mayor being intervened about the event.
It was Five years today September 4, 2015 that Canterbury was first shaken by a major quake, the people of Christchurch gathered on New Brighton beach this morning to mark the anniversary. I went with a friend but she didn't want to get up so early so we missed part of it. New Brighton Christchurch New Zealand at dawn.
There was a person from Radio News interviewing people there about their experiences of the earthquake five years ago and I was on the Radio News and also in a article.
This the link to me on the News www.radionz.co.nz/national/programmes/checkpoint/audio/20...
And this is the article: www.radionz.co.nz/news/national/283264/christchurch-marks...
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