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Typical hexagonal paving patterns in a back alley behind terraced houses in the South Bank area of York. Probably late 19th or early 20th century.
By Zashnain Zainal (aka bedlamfury)
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"I am not commodity, I am not revenue, nor capital. I work so that my family may have a better life. I work, to survive. Work, I am."
Working with textures again ....
Am really sorry I cannot recollect where from I downloaded this free texture. Its on Flickr though... whoever u r thank u very much ... the image makes my art beautiful ...
This is the first image for the series titled " Bruised"
one of those "i think i may toss this out, oh wait i'm pretty sure i can rescue it, yes they are awesome" kind of projects.
background:
1.the kids carved into styro foam to create abstract line designs.
2. they used water based markers to color the entire styro surface.
3. they dampened a piece of paper w/ a sponge.
4. they stamped their styro printing block on the page.
they looooved doing this. we did the stamping/printing for 2 days in fact. on the 2nd day, they chopped their print blocks up and rearranged their original designs.
then they sat in the "class folder" for several weeks. (until i figured out what we were going to do w/ them!)
for the word, they used sharpie on white paper and designed their own font w/ an inspirational verb....yes, we had to do a mini language arts lesson as well. then they mounted their word on black and then on the bkgd.
they are starting a poetry unit next week w/ their classroom teacher and these will make perfect covers for their collection of poems for their book. :)
I've swallowed your Sacred Heart.
I've died a thousand times for everyone else's sins.
Before you burn me at the stake, this collage of photos was put together for this week's deathscape competition.
i'm edgy. ha.
A December walk through Valley Gardens and Pinewoods, Harrogate.
Late afternoon sunlight picking out the leaves.
Submitted for York Photographic Society's project 'Trees and Woodland' (March 2020 - meeting cancelled).