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Make/Craft display at Weirdstuff. It had been sprawling over a second display shelf-- and was that much more impressive-- before they saw me coming with the camera.
I'll be glueing most of of the parts together, per the plans, but will likely back them up with some screws. Here, I'm installing the braces on the bedway.
Make no mistake, this is a wild coyote, I came across this guy over a year ago on the foot path in Inglewood. He was a regular there (have other photos of him) but this time we happened to cross paths really close, at first about 10 feet away, had to move back to get him all in. He had no fear of me and even laid down for a scratch and a growl. He was the biggest male coyote I have seen or have seen since, and his no fear of us humans probably got him into trouble as I have not seen him in a very long time. He was a bit beaten up looking, I thought he was an older coyote, just look at that tail. But his teeth & gums were perfect, no age signs there.. I popped off 77 shots of him in all kinds of poses, here are three of them.
Full sensor shots no crop, up close fun!
Thanks for looking,
Rob
Using strategically placed bits of coffee stirrer stick, I was able to endow the excavator with a fully articulated boom, dipper stick, and bucket. Next time I'll see about making the body swivel over the tracks.
I made a tutorial for sewing your own faux fur scarf, available here: transientexpression.wordpress.com/2010/02/23/tutorial-tue...
They're quite good for warming you up, especially if your hair is short like mine!
Recipe Link: asmallbite.com/how-to-make-paneer-homemade-paneer-recipe/
Paneer also called as Cottage Cheese is used to prepare lots of delicious dishes in Indian Cuisine. I have shared a very simple method for How to make paneer / Homemade Paneer Recipe with step by step pics, a short YouTube video and lots of tips. Usually I prepared some paneer dishes, at least once in a week as both my kids love it. I never used to buy paneer from stores as it is fully loaded with preservatives for a longer shelf life and its quiet expensive too.
Me as Cham Cham from the game Samurai Showdown II, although it looks like a really simple costume it was hard to make... My friend Mai ended up finishing the costume for me cuz I did all wrong... as usual T.T but it turned out awesome! what I like about this costume is that is really different from the ones ive done before, the cat-like makeup completely changed my face features which was really cool. The wig was also a challenge since it was really long it took a long time to cut in layers and give it some shape. the background in the pics looks like a real rainforest (which is hard to find here in New Jersey XDDDD)
awesome make up by: Mai
fabulous wig, pics and Editing by: kuro-king-of-hell:
Model: Georgia Willis
Photography and Post-Production: Fox Willis
© 2013 Fox Willis All Rights Reserved
I never was a fan of makeup. On the contrary makeup has treatment me very well, since everyone thinks my make up is artist quality - uh the irony!!
After all, Irony is an insult conveyed in the form of a compliment :P
We're super excited to have our hands finally on this book! This is so hard to find and rare that it is not even listed on Amazon.
Make Your Own Marimekko book is now available at the little dröm store.
Step into the workshops of Marimekko designers. Read their design stories, learn the tricks of the trade and create your own masterpieces. The book includes ideas and instructions for more than 60 projects ranging from easy to slightly challenging. Jazz up your home and wardrobe with fun designer pieces!
VAUDEVILLE MAKE-UP ROOM LOCATED UNDER THE STAGE;
AUDITORIUM NOW UNDER RESTORATION
In 1926, the Jayhawk Theatre opened as a movie and vaudeville palace. But after fifty years of showing films, the Jayhawk Theatre closed in 1976 and appeared to be gone for good. The Hotel Jayhawk, part of the entire complex, also closed shortly after the theater and was converted into the Jayhawk Tower office complex in 1982.
The Jayhawk Theatre was closed off from the office building and sat dormant for over a decade. In 1992, amid movements to demolish the theater and the entire building, preservationists sought a solution to block the planned destruction.
After forming a strong coalition in the private sector to save the Jayhawk, the Kansas State Legislature designated the Jayhawk as the official State Theatre of Kansas in 1993. Since that time, the theater has been undergoing renovations in preparations for its rebirth as a performing arts venue for Topeka.
The Jayhawk Theatre was added to the National Register
cinematreasures.org/theater/75/
Jayhawk Hotel, Theater and Walk NRHP #82002675)
Also known as Jayhawk Theater and Jayhawk Walk;The Jayhawk Complex
Theres something about a Holga lens that seems to make the fall colours and the world look all the better. A morning just relaxing and enjoying the beautiful weather. And yes you would be correct in thinking that I took two cameras on my walk this morning.
The Holga lens on the EPL 1 does a wonderful job of making you relax and take things easy knowing full well that the final product will be acceptable no matter what. Its character of apparent random sharpness and blurr has a certain mistery to it where you have to look a little deeper for content and meaning, which for me gives it its wonderful charm, one which aligns it so closely with its counterpart of memory. The beauty being that as a photograph after time both it and memory come together just as one with some parts of random clarity and some of blurr.
Isn't this amazing!?! Such gorgeous irid. glass! Inge created a glass representation of a wonderful folk artist, Ken Done' painting for my Make 5 gift. She's done a fantastic job bringing his work to glass! Make sure that you look for the flag she embedded in the upper right corner!
Thank you SO much, Inge for this wonderful gift!! I love it! :)
Here is her Flickr page:
Another quick test fitting of the y-axis table. The sleeve bearings with the cut guide rods and braces in place. All seems to slide nice and smooth.
The blank for the x-z-axis is visible in the background.
The tolerances are pretty tight, here, and I'm worried I might get glue where it's not suppose to be!
After getting just about every angle of this sculpture, I turned to make the trek back to the hotel. The cooler temperatures felt good with the fever, but I still felt like crap. Now maybe the photography helped me ignore it, but the stronger memory from this trek was definitely the feel of the place. It was quiet with the occasional person that I would walk past, the occasional child with their parent or parents, and the cool but humid air. The beauty of the sculpture, and a chance to be in my own thoughts. Anyway, from here I worked my way back past the aquatic center through a little carnival and back to the tube. It was a short day, but it wasn't a wasted day. It was also all the energy I likely had for the day. Time to get some rest and see if I can actually get a full day of site seeing in tomorrow!
B-mix, base white, and some type of blue glaze. Not sure why the white has such a mottled appearance, but I like it.
Video!!! How to make steampunk frame.
I love steampunk style, so we recorded a video about how I make a steampunk style frame. Enjoy.
You can also see my steampunk style projects here:
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Please, don't hesitate to contact me here for more info: szentantal@gmail.com
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The aviators of the North Carolina National Guard’s 449th Theater Aviation Brigade headquartered in Morrisville, North Carolina, welcomes their newest recruit with a tour of facility, warm greetings and a wish come true, Jan. 5, 2018. Their recruit, William, a 12-year-old child, mets his new friends thanks to the efforts of Make-A-Wish Eastern North Carolina and Travis Getz, Authenticity Coordinator for Ubisoft / Red Storm Entertainment, a local major game developer company. (U.S. Army National Guard Photo by Sgt. Jamar Pugh/Released)