mock-up photos on Flickr

July was a terrible month for getting /any/ sort of productive work done, but it's over now and it's time to pin one of the bags together to see if anything looks out of place.

mock up_2 by jie wang

MOCK UP by MD Tanvir Hassan

Mocked Up by TJZJR

My new desk mocked up on a .5"piece of wood. 30"x71" w/ arc that is 54" wide w/ 6" rise. Keyboard tray is 36" across with an arc the same width, rise of 4". 3" fillets on the tray corners and interior corners of the main surface arc. 2" fillets on the exterior corners of main surface.

Some people went skiing over break, others went on vacation, I spent good quality time with a basement full of power tools.

Mock up by Dira Rodríguez

Mock up

Mock up by 69 ford mustang

Mock-up – Brochure – 210 x 210 mm by aamar team

mock up by Linda Kay

mock up 01 by Duaa Design

Mock-Up In Car by Oliver Flower

Mock Up Space Suits For Display by Mike On Maui

Can mock-up draft by Melissa Richardson

Mock-up created for smartymockups.com

Mock-up – Brochure – 210 x 210 mm by Châu Đức Vũ

Graficzny.com.pl

Mock up by Ashna Sood

mock up by Paddle For Hope

Mock-Up v 1.2 by Muhammad Zaid Waqar

Merseytravel Class 777 Mock Up by mwmbwls

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Mock Up Two by Shealee Davis

Mock Up by FHKE

mock up_14 by jie wang

Mock-up by Josiah Zukowski

Testing alignment and tension.

mock up by Ben Mortimer

mock-up by art forming

A temporary installation on White Wharf

Rockport, Massachusetts

Utilizing the off-season resource of stored lobster pots found along the coast line, the temporary installation will provide a public room for the community and to visitors during the month of February.

The proposal is intended for day and evening habitation, for individuals and groups, for informal gatherings and private contemplation. Constructed of local lobster pots of various colors wrapped in cheesecloth and iced down nightly the pots engage the fundamental principles of prospect and refuge. During the day hours the pots and their scrim of iced cheesecloth form a homogeneous enclosure and through openings provide distant views to the horizon and slotted views back to town. In the evening the pots are illuminated with lamps contained within the pots and through the thin shell of ice, their glow

will reflect the various colors of the found pots.

Contributing to the form will be the daily cycles of freeze/thaw, patterns form due to exposure to, or lack of sun and wind. The final form of the installation following the month long installation will respond to, and be shaped by it’s micro-context.

www.artforming.org

mock-up by Beatriz Setrini