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This was supposed to be King Louis the 16th. Didn’t turn out to be a faithful copy, for one, the eyes are way too big. My dad said it looks like a cartoon. I agree, the proportions are comical. I find that getting a good likeness is extremely difficult when you draw infrequently.
I don't know much French history, but I always liked the guy.
At this month's Open MAKE: Tools event, visitors were invited to explore their own creativity with our four Featured Makers from around the Bay Area, who shared their art, ingenuity, and techniques.
Guests made needle-felted creatures with Moxie, created three-dimensional shapes by sewing sheets of fabric together with Judy Castro, fused plastic with clothes irons, used sewing needles and conductive thread to make circuits embedded in bracelets and badges, and used motors and other tools to take Light Painting to a whole new level.
Photo by Gayle Laird
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Hair/Make-up: Monae Everett
Wardrobe: Ying Edge Clothing
strobist info: sb800 + rayflash high camera left, sb800 + apollo 28" low center, triggered by sc28 cord.
Make Believe ...to early to be awake ..so trying out new program ....trying not to think helps when playing in a new program....
52 weeks::week 24
happy fourth of july!
now . . . could the sun kindly come out for the weekend? pleeeeaaaase?
pretty please with sugar on top???
alright, fine. i'll just stay inside and take crappy self-portraits in my no natural light apartment. so there. seriously, our living room is soooo dark. there's just the one window in the corner. i actually had a dream last night that i was house shopping and found a great house with tons of windows and amazing natural light. then - i woke up. =(
we're going to try to go to long island city to see the fireworks tonight. and tomorrow, we're supposed to go to the beach with zach & penelope. hoping the rain stays away and the sun peeks out just a little bit! then, on sunday, chris & i are going to head to the brooklyn museum for the murakami exhibit before it leaves. and i'm sure we'll fit some chillaxin in there somewhere, too.
hope everyone has a great weekend!!
when cats purr
being inspired
the smell you get when you come home for the first time in days/weeks
nice weather
coming home late at night and going straight to bed
catching snow in my mouth
beautiful music
listening to john mayer when making art
the sound of rain
talking to my best friend
harry potter
discovering new music
holding hands (with anyone!)
coffee with cream in it
belonging
dried vegetable chips
wearing big sweaters
when friends give me nice nicknames
new stationery
friendly cats (especially when you hug them)
mixing paint
knowing that everything will be okay
cooking
talking to my crush (this point is obviously old)
staying up late
eye contact with attractive people
early mornings
old photographs
warmth
naps in the sun
getting film developed
making paper cranes
long showers that wash away my worries
cleaning
being brave
wonder
the smell of clean linen
trips to the library
the smell of books
when you wake up to fresh snow and everything's white
walks at night to appreciate light
clean sweaters
light and airy rooms
golden hours
nice stones
relief
beautiful colours
blanket forts
Make a Resistor Helper – Papercraft Resistor Calculator!
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SHADES OF BLUE.
MAKE UP TENDENCIES FOR 2016
Snow White eyes and Ice Blue lips on natural complexion, Turquoise highlights on plain lips.
make your make up creations on our online ‘make-up mixer’ - www.window-mannequins.com/MAKEUP
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.
This took a long time to make and I had to quit before it was completely finished, because we ran out of time and I couldn't leave it up overnight--the notes kept falling off and I was afraid that would set off our motion sensor security alarm. Sigh. It looks a little off because I didn't make a grid on the wall first, so some of our placements are off--I gave patrons a strip showing one column of the picture, so that they could place 25 notes in a column. But some people overlapped their notes more than others did, and sometimes they were a little wobbly as they went down. I had thought it would be easier than giving them a 5x5 grid, but I was wrong. And having it behind the reference desk, even with a sign to direct people, meant that only a few of our estimated 150 visitors actually came back to see it and to help. I hadn't wanted the help of toddlers and preschoolers, thinking that would be too tricky, but there wasn't any interest from the teens or adults. next time, I want to use a front wall if i can find one, and set it up better.