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The Pontsteiger is a residential tower in Amsterdam. Designed by Arons and Gelauff Architects it was chosen as the winning design in 2007 and, despite the financial crisis, was built almost according to the design in 2015. The ferry tower building is part of the Houthavens area development, and is therefore located on the IJ where the ferry leaves for the NDSM site and the Distelweg.
Construction of the 92-meter-high building was started in February 2015, the building was completed in 2018. The building is the highest residential building in Amsterdam.
Architect: Floor Arons & Arnoud Gelauff (Arons en Gelauff architecten)
Location: Houthavens, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Start Construction 2015-05-01
Construction Completed: 2018-12-28
Opening 2018-09-05
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So I finally got all of my Danganronpa figures made. These will be custom figs where most of them feature *some* painting so bear with my crummy linework. These two are Makoto and Kyoko the main protagonists of the first game.
If anyone remembers, months ago I tried giving Tokidoki style tattoos to a doll by using nail decals but they just became gummy and peeled off. So recently Ive been trying to hand paint some tattoos on that works for the joints. I’m deeply annoyed at how terrible the linework is but as a cohesive piece I’m happier with the result than I was with the nail decals.
Experimenting with new MJ insights, I was listening to Kendra Morris. To see what would happen I inserted her name in the prompt in combination with various album names. Whatever happened, for one, Kendra Morris is not an unified entity in the MJ language models.
A set of 4 of my most popular crosses so far....they all feature different details such as butterflies, leaves, hearts, flower buds & my vine designs and some have my flower font incorperated into the crosses also.
I have been designing lettering for over 20 years now. If you are interested in having me make you a custom tattoo design, you can contact me at deniseawells40@gmail.com or denyceangel_40@yahoo.com to get a Price Quote.
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Another funky Abstract/mosaic piece consisting of some of my most popular drawings and tattoo designs...
I have been designing custom lettering for over 20 years now....
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A new cross design for 2011. I plan on making another design using this one as a base when I have time.
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The EYE Film Institute in the Netherlands is an in Amsterdam located film archive and museum. It preserves and shows foreign and Dutch films. The museums collection includes 37,000 film titles, 60,000 posters, 700,000 photographs as well as 20,000 books. The oldest materials date back from the start of the film industry in the Netherlands which was in 1895.
The museum is located in the Overhoeks area of Amsterdam. There is a a cinematography museum which was formerly called Filmmuseum and was founded in 1952. Prior to that it was called the Dutch Historical Film Archive (founded in 1946). The Filmmuseum used to be situated in the Vondelparkpaviljoen from 1975 but in 2009, The Nederlands Filmmuseum merged together with Holland Film and the Netherlands Institute for Film Education as well as the Filmbank. Plans were announced for a new home on the north bank of Amsterdam's waterfront, just behind the Central Station and is connected to the free ferry. Queen Beatrix officially opened the new building on April 4, 2012.
Client: ING – Real Estate
Architect: Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMMA)
Consultants: Implementation planning - Bureau Bouwkunde Rotterdam bv
Structural engineering: Abt-Adviseurs in Bouwtechniek, Delft
HVAC (Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning): Techniplan Adviseurs Bv, Rotterdam
Building physics: Peutz bv, Zoetermeer
Main Contractor: Bouwbedrijf M.J. de Nijs en Zonen BV
Location: IJpromenade 1, 1031 KT Amsterdam
Start of planning 2005
Start Construction August 2009
Completion December 2011
6.300 m² Total floor area | 4 Cinemas | 315 seats | 1.200 m² Exhibition space | 90 m² Workshop | 1.200 m² Offices | 450 m² Information | 100 m² Museum shop | 100 m² VIP area | 1.050 m² (approx.) Bar & Restaurant
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Hamilton Geometry (18): My proposition is to illustrate a few architectural landmarks located throughout the City of Hamilton in colorful modern style to deter graffiti and vandalism. The rigid linework mixed with organic textures will provide a difficult surface to deface and help bring color, life and a modern twist to historical landmarks of Hamilton. The landmarks I have used are the iconic Sanford family vault located in the Hamilton Cemetery, Cathedral Basilica, Gage Park Foundation, Hamilton City Clocktower and Dundurn Castle folly. These landmarks were chosen for their historical and aesthetic fundaments which translate a clear and recognizable concept.
The EYE Film Institute in the Netherlands is an in Amsterdam located film archive and museum. It preserves and shows foreign and Dutch films. The museums collection includes 37,000 film titles, 60,000 posters, 700,000 photographs as well as 20,000 books. The oldest materials date back from the start of the film industry in the Netherlands which was in 1895.
The museum is located in the Overhoeks area of Amsterdam. There is a a cinematography museum which was formerly called Filmmuseum and was founded in 1952. Prior to that it was called the Dutch Historical Film Archive (founded in 1946). The Filmmuseum used to be situated in the Vondelparkpaviljoen from 1975 but in 2009, The Nederlands Filmmuseum merged together with Holland Film and the Netherlands Institute for Film Education as well as the Filmbank. Plans were announced for a new home on the north bank of Amsterdam's waterfront, just behind the Central Station and is connected to the free ferry. Queen Beatrix officially opened the new building on April 4, 2012.
Client: ING – Real Estate
Architect: Delugan Meissl Associated Architects (DMMA)
Consultants: Implementation planning - Bureau Bouwkunde Rotterdam bv
Structural engineering: Abt-Adviseurs in Bouwtechniek, Delft
HVAC (Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning): Techniplan Adviseurs Bv, Rotterdam
Building physics: Peutz bv, Zoetermeer
Main Contractor: Bouwbedrijf M.J. de Nijs en Zonen BV
Location: IJpromenade 1, 1031 KT Amsterdam
Start of planning 2005
Start Construction August 2009
Completion December 2011
6.300 m² Total floor area | 4 Cinemas | 315 seats | 1.200 m² Exhibition space | 90 m² Workshop | 1.200 m² Offices | 450 m² Information | 100 m² Museum shop | 100 m² VIP area | 1.050 m² (approx.) Bar & Restaurant
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An experiment in multiple controlled paint runs. 760mm by 570mm. I thought this would come out much more regimented given the systematic approach I used. Over time though the dribbles did not descend simply vertically under gravity but they followed in places the trails from previous runs, descending in zig zags and resolutely in places refusing to go where I wanted them to go. The effect of this though was to make the central area less covered resulting in the lighter feel. There are some interesting optical effects (an odd scintillating sensation) produced which were unintentional but welcome nontheless.
Severance of Light
Gregory Scott
What begins as an ascension — fierce, radiant, undeniable — is violently unmade. In Severance of Light, energy once pure and rising is shattered mid-stream, split by a brutal rupture that annihilates its trajectory. Hope is not dimmed — it is extinguished. Love is not lost — it is betrayed. This is the precise moment when creation turns on itself, when brilliance is severed by unseen hands, and the upward path collapses inward.
The central fracture is not just visual — it’s existential. A blade of darkness cuts through the ascending flow, leaving scorched remnants of what could have been: dreams aborted, joy crushed, divinity turned to debris. Rage pulses in the linework. Grief bleeds in every fracture. Here, in the wake of beauty's murder, hate becomes the new architect.
This is not the fall from grace. This is the execution of grace.
---GSP
Drawn with a platinum Preppy EF02 fountain pen with Iroshizuku Take Sumi ink in a Leuchtturm1917 journal
On the eastern coast of South Africa, on the breath-taking coastline of the Transke is the Wild Coast. It is an incredible, unassuming combination of breath-taking coastline, precipitous and craggy cliff faces, wild and desolate beaches, secluded bays and green rolling hills that rush headlong into deeply etched river valleys. The beauty of the coastline is interfered with by few, and aside from the odd collection of thatched rondavel huts, is virtually uninhabited.
Our pen drawing illustration captures the serene beauty of the ocean as it gently kisses the rocks. From an aerial view, this illustration showcases the rugged coastline and the peaceful flow of the waves as they gently lap against the rocky shore. The intricate details and expert linework bring the scene to life
Power line being set up for a new wind farm. Threading the cable onto the poles - courtesy of a helicopter. This interesting piece of work is in the previous (uploaded) shot.
A "nature in the city" image: this shot was taken close to one of the busiest roads in the city of Calgary.
(cellphone camera shot, July 2014)
C. J.R. Devaney
Still have to finish bits and bobs of detail, around the eyes etc... but so near to finished! then I can move on to the one in the entrance of the school... hope to make a good start on this tomorrow x
Drawn with a Platinum Preppy EF02 fountain pen with Iroshizuku Take Sumi ink in a Leuchtturm1917 journal
Closeup of a painting for my friend wolly.
done on the top of my old entertainment center with whiteout pen and then a color wash on top of it.
this bear is super pumped about springtime.
still needs a little bit of linework and some varnish to make it shiny.
18" x 48"
Linework done, before watercolor was added...in many ways, I like the pencil drawing better! You can see the entire process on my blog at www.stephaniebower.blogspot.com.
And wow, thank you explore and all for this honor!
“...But you're welcome for not getting robbed!”
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Alright guys. I'm gonna make a pretty bold statement here... Lab9's SHAZAM is the best custom minifigure to date. Ever. Hands down. The. Best.
(yes i understand that you're subject to your own opinions and i may have my own bias but for the sake of making a point...) This is the most bestest most amazing figure I've ever owned! :D
Like oh my gosh, from the linework and the finite little details, to the translation of the film design to plastic is incredible! It makes me giddy all over again like when the first images of Levi's costume were leaked!
Man, Lab9... You're blowing my mind here dude! Wow!
Really, if you want to see more photos of this fig (or read more of me freaking out in a more educated fashion), along with an in-depth look at the underside of his cape if you will, Patreon has a really big review of this fig that you can check out, along with other cool bonus stuff about the build, (yes everything you see here is build out of Lego), plus more!
So be sure to come by and say hello! :)
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