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" Shyam Telecom, which operates in the state of Rajasthan, (...) has equipped a fleet of rickshaws with a mobile phone. Drivers pedal these mobile payphones throughout the state capital, Jaipur, and the surrounding countryside.
The rickshaw drivers, numbering around 200, are largely drawn from those at the margins of society - the disabled and women."
source: Rickshaws connect India's poor (http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/technology/3256516.stm)
This photo was taken at insomnia50
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This photo was taken at insomnia50
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Austin Fashion Week Mashup Team - Code 63
Model - Harlee Rae
Makeup - Linda Nicole
Hair - Holly Kottwitz
Apparel Designer - Tina Johnson
Ok, so this painting took me atleast 10 hours to finish... idk why but it did. soo much time. but im really happy with how it turned out. :)
a1 mural piece thats been going on for about 3 years now, finally polished it off... for the time being. made up of handrawn stuff, wasted print outs, left overs, and generally anything that was within arms reach at the time
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I was asked, so here’s how the Mashup for “Jumped The Shark?” was put together.
While I love “Glee”, I think it may have gotten too big for it’s britches. Too much stunt casting and less than worthy themes were getting in the way of telling the story of some “not the most popular” kids in high school dealing with life in a fantasy/musical comedy setting. So how to I express this in a “Flickr Twitter,” i.e. sharing a thought through an image?
I wanted to show “Glee” getting eaten by a shark. I looked all over for a shark sketch of a shark swimming horizontally with its mouth open. I couldn’t find any, so I settled for the great poster art for Spielberg’s “Jaws.” The poster’s swimming woman was erased and I replaced the word “Jaws” with “Glee’s” title logo using the correct “Glee” font (which I had found months earlier for another photo).
I wanted the image to be framed with black funeral bunting to symbolize the death of a series (ok, I’m being a bit premature). This was the toughest search, but I finally found this strange photo that just reached out to me. Of course I had to get rid of the woman with the crazy hair and change the colour of the velvet drapes to black, keeping the tassel’s gold colour. I also kept the photos “frame.”
Oh, let’s not forget that I had to resize, stretch and otherwise tweak most of the final components (my shark wound up being a bit fatter than the poster). Ain’t Photoshop wonderful? I certainly am learning to scratch its surface.
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This assignment, led by Brian Lucid at the Massachusetts College of Art and Design, involves the design and production of a printed diagram that clearly and understandably conveys the organization and structure of a complex musical composition.
painted the stairwell staircase..however you say stairs hallway.. i dunno....at underpressure's fresh paint gallery. still on the wall for a couple weeks.
FRESH PAINT GALLERY
180 Ste. Catherine Street E.
Montreal, QC
check it out....
(top left with the bunny is with sp38.com)
Datapalooza Mashup 2016, Thursday, 30th June at CodeNode, London. Images Copyright www.edtelling.com. www.skillsmatter.com/conferences/8168-datapalooza-mashup-...
I don't remember how it happened but see the one in the middle? I spilled her beer. Actually I knoced it out of her hand. Had to buy her a new one.
I'll be honest when it's a little spill I look the other way but I couldn't not replace her drink. It was that bad. I'm a bit of a klutz. (Klutz is such a perfect word for what that is! It's almost an onomatopoeia, right?)
This is a mashup of two photos I took last weekend. The snow made it fairly easy to blend the two shots together. The background is part of a landscape panorama I shot just a couple of miles away from the used car lot where I shot the truck. Both scenes were captured the same day. Also, I shot the truck using an in-camera tilt-shift art filter. The background was blurred using Photoshop.