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das böse zerbrechen dieser porösen Plastikscheiben bei den Gelenken,habe ich durch diesen Umbau behoben..
that nastily break of these porous plastic discs with the joints, I have repaired by this rebuilding.
A series of photos taken in and around the Wholesale District of Downtown Los Angeles, CA. This series attempts to create a portrait of the area through an examination of the architecture and other man-made "modifications" to the area.
Head Modification Contest Entry #1 at PNW BJD Expo 2016
Contestants were required to do a head modification + faceup based on the theme of PNW BJD Expo 2016: BJD Comic-Con
Getting on with manufacturing of the left and side footpeg! The center punch is very useful for drilling purposes (probably it's only purpose).
I drilled the heatsink for 8-32 bolts. The holes are out near the edge to minimize heat transfer between the hot and cold sides.
well, this is my third pinhole role... STILL BLURRY!!! but i still like this one.in the fight Me VS. Pinhole--- me= 0 . pinhole=3
i just happened to have my camera..... this was taken a few years ago. this sign was on Greys Ferry near the McDonalds they arrested ODB at. why do i know that?
Zoom numérique (216%), petite modification du contraste, recadrage et capture d'écran de la photo...
www.flickr.com/photos/michael_from_berlin/54214536810/in/...
Photo originale prise au 28mm (24x36)
Ce zoom numérique correspondrait donc à une focale de 112mm...
216% x 28mm : 54% = 112mm
54% - 28mm
108% - 56mm - 1 ROP
216% - 112mm
432% - 224mm
864% - 448mm
1728% - 896mm
3456% - 1792mm - 6 ROP ... quasiment 1800mm, ma focale optique maxi
I had to break 2 pipes off of the front in order to remove the smokebox front for detailing and decaling. I managed to reuse one of the pipes but the other was a total loss so I got some brass rod, rerouted it slightly and...............done, ride complete!
Sadly I am probably stuck with this forever but maybe in time I'll have 100 bad tattoos instead of 1 for people to harp on :D
While renovating the roof of the country house i saw these and they matched my design concept for wider footpegs perfectly, especially because they were free :) In Swedish these are called rännkrokar and that would directly translate to gutter brackets.
From first glance I knew I wanted to get this. But the gap on the canopy was unacceptable! The other mods were just my preference. Plus I added a crew.
Pre-cutting modifications: shortened waist 1.5 cm. I cut a size 2.
Post-cutting modifications: lowered armscye underarm 1/4"; took in/reshaped centre back seam 2" and back princess seams 1" each
Changes for v. 2: take tuck in gaping lapel
Other suggestions?
Pattern Modification for the Large Bust: Commercial sewing patterns assume you have a B cup. Our pros will demonstrate how to take correct measurements and alter a commercial pattern to accommodate a curvier figure. (Photo by Thom Walls for Norwescon)
An artwork intended to spread knowledge of 'Cultural Tree Modification', an ancient method of harvesting wood that does not take the life of a tree. Modified Thuja plicata (Western Red Cedar Trees) have lived 2000+ with ongoing harvests.
Considering the crisis of forestry over-harvesting around the world, and the increased global demand for wood products, knowledge of alternative forestry practice should be spread in hopes of finding new solutions in the future. Ancient wisdoms can help us ponder these issues and provide real insight into the care of the Earth's forest bio-mass and ecosystems.
Although only 4 people were present during this bark harvest, photo media documentation of this work had an audience of thousands through social media.
Location: Sechelt, British Columbia, Canada
Albertus is a typeface designed by Berthold Wolpe, a German Jewish designer, in the late 1930s. This decade was a period of great uncertainty and danger for Jews in Europe. Wolpe’s font was influenced by Rudolph Koch, his mentor, a prolific type designer and German nationalist. Koch’s influence is evident in the Albertus letterforms. With tapering ends and elegant strokes, the font reads similarly to one of Koch’s attempts to celebrate and modernize German blackletter.
In my typeface modification, showcased in the following spreads and posters, I explored the font’s quality of (and perhaps Wolpe's desire to) “fitting in” with its German influence and heritage. I took visual cues from the tapering ends and humanist strokes to exaggerate the gestures of the letterforms, creating a drastically different alphabet that breaks with the rigidity of its origins and forms something entirely new. I also use the spreads to examine Wolpe’s story and modern refugee narratives as they relate to Passover, a holiday with major resonance in Jewish history: the importance of fighting for freedom, resilience in the face of oppression, and the contrast between living in a place where you are not accepted as opposed to a place where you are welcomed.
The project is a printed book, but spreads and documentation are viewable at zachscheinfeld.com/Albertus-Modification
Buahahah. Took a while to get the science down on this.
- A link to my recorded compositions in Bohlen-Pierce.