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Prepared collage papers ( ink, acrylic, watercolour, bleach salt, potato-cut) white acrylic paint.
My intention was to keep this grey scale, but bits of colour leaked in, literally in the case of the bleach pototo-cut print, intended to go whitish not brownish, hey ho.
Source: www.flickr.com/photos/jessiecchapman/12550798145/lightbox/
John Mason owned the Twelve by Eight Press. He was a master at paper-making. These are papers which he made. Made from natural fibres he found in the wild, no colors were added, different moulds were used to achieve different textures. He intended to use these sheets in a book. In the end these various papers were collected and dispersed in sets of 50 sheets,each measuring 12 y 8 inches. A rare opportunity to see a master at work. From my inventory for sale, ask.
274/365/2023, 4657 days in a row
I've been saving all sorts of packing paper with the hope of coming up with an idea to use it all.
This picture is made up of an arrangement of blue, yellow, and orange coloured papers. I stacked them up on each other in a certain pattern to obtain this image.
And btw, this is the first picture i have taking using a RAW format.. thats how new i am
During what was thought to be GIO Rail's final run to St. Catharines on the Grantham Spur, a couple of friends and I ventured a little over a hundred kilometres to go see it. We unfortunately missed the train's arrival on the spur as it got there about an hour earlier than expected, and by the time we showed up it was already down to the last customer before making its way back south. A slight hiccup to be sure, but nothing too serious. The boxcars now had to be loaded/unloaded by employees of the industry, Dunn Paper, before the train could continue. The process took at least another three hours after this photo was taken, but chatting with the other photographers who arrived from all over made the wait significantly more bearable. It was the silver lining of an otherwise depressing event - what very well could be the final train to run over the right-of-way of a long-dead interurban. The "chase" ended up only lasting for about 500 metres when it was found the locomotive was leaking oil, prompting the crew to tie it down for the night later that afternoon. It was certainly a disappointing conclusion for us, but still a solid introduction to a shortline railroad I'd never shot before. The remainder of this train's final run was conducted the following day.
A brief ray of sunlight shines on TRRY 1859 at Dunn Paper while a lake-effect snow squall darkens the sky behind it.
Various sheets of colored printer paper and a see-through ruler. 1:1 reproduction ratio (obviously).
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The October labor lottery is complete. Your name was pulled.
Your job as immigration inspector is to control the flow of people entering the Arstotzkan side of Grestin from Kolechia. Among immigrants and visitors looking for work are hidden smugglers, spies, and terrorists.
Using only the documents provided by travelers you must decide who can enter Arstotzka and who will be turned away or arrested.
Non-compliance is a punishable offence.
Based on a game by Lucas Pope and a short film by Nikita Ordynskiy.
Renders made by Alice Dee.
Made for 2020 Builders' Battle on RFFL as an entry for a duel with Timofey.
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A set of old cottages in Wales. Full of interesting items.
A solo mooch which turned out better than my original plans.
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Please, be warned that this end of week, there'll be particular captures !! They call them « humorous » or « second degree humour » or « laughing stock » or nasty or very bad taste... It's very different …. I don't know if you'll like them ...But I want to show you surprising exhibitions, not always become by me, but many persons have liked them and many papers have published about them....
Yersterday, you had a crude bus, to day a special tasty car, the day after....sausages ! And we'll finish with toilet that had interested and intrigued many Asiatics !! And I will spare you all sorts of macro captures of damaged teeth !!!!
If you're not too busy, give me your opinion....
Cattelan, spaghetti in salsa BMW
Arte moderna
Pensi ad Arles e ti viene in mente uno dei più importanti appuntamenti con l'arte di Francia, Les Rencontres d'Arles - Festival of Photography - punto di incontro delle giovani generazioni di artisti e fotografi del vecchio continente e non solo. Proprio qui ad Arles - anche se si sarebbe ritirato dalle scene nel 2011 - è tornato a far parlare di se Maurizio Cattelan, forse una delle voci più alte dell'arte contemporanea del nostro Paese. E lo ha fatto a suo modo, sovvertendo ogni regola, presentando in mostra una "spaghetti car", una BMW i3, realizzata insieme con il fotografo Pierpaolo Ferrari.
Pezzo unico da distruggere
L'auto - che la stessa società bavarese ha confermato non essere un a BMW art car come quella disegnata nel 2010 da Jeff Koons e che ha gareggiato nella 24 Ore di Le Mans ma che nelle intenzioni dovrà essere distrutta dopo il 25 settembre quando terminerà la kermesse provenzale - è stata creata dall'artista padovano nell'ambito di un progetto denominato "Toilet Paper", ricoprendo un modello di i3 con una speciale pellicola.
Parola d'artista
Presentando l'opera Cattelan ha scherzato: "Questa è di gran lunga la spaghetti-car più buona che abbia mai assaggiato. I miei sforzi per preparare una salsa per la pasta gustosa sono sempre falliti, nonostante abbia iniziato a cucinare 37 anni fa".
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BMW has been on a roll recently, launching interesting projects with a cadence never seen before. Earlier this year, we met the BMW i8 Futurism Edition only to be greeted by another unique i model this week, the BMW i3 Spaghetti Car. However, this latest creation is not a BMW Art Car, as its creator wants to make this loud and clear.
The artist behind the Spaghetti Car is Maurizio Cattelan who worked with photographer Pierpaolo Ferrari and BMW to bring out a special vehicle for the opening of this year’s Rencontres d’Arles Festival of Photography that takes place between July 4 and September 25. As per Cattelan’s wishes, the car’s design will be destroyed after the venue is over.
Maurizio Cattelan has officially retired from “art” since his 2011 retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum, in New York, although he only recently created a toilet bowl made of solid gold for the Upper East Side institution. All of which did not stop his auction results to climb to over 15 million dollars earlier this year, creating doubt of how long precisely he can keep up with mounting pressure from many sides not to create “art.”
“This is by far the best Spaghetti Car I have tasted! All those years of perfecting definitely paid off! Totally awesome! “I have been disappointed in my efforts to make a good spaghetti sauce since I started cooking 37 years ago,” said the Italian artist about his creation, jokingly.
Serge Naudin, President of BMW France, was also delighted to collaborate: “The long-term cultural commitment of BMW France evolves around photography. It comes natural to count us among the admirers of Maurizio Cattelan. As for creating “art,” we love what he does and we love it just as much when he does not do anything.”
Some new and some reborn designs I made for decor papers. Printed on 120g coated smooth Canon paper, available in my Etsy shop. www.etsy.com/listing/278955534/gift-wrapping-printed-pape...
Explored on 2016.05.05.
Made from my stash of scrapbook papers, some red beads, a pin and a pencil. Patterns on my blog allsorts.
Lost papers...;-)
Smooth mood, soft light. Evening. Behind you see the deep and wide ocean (East sea, Germany)
- I went to the factory's administrators office, and under the mass of papers I found a document to a rather interesting rifle called the "MLER-V4, Modular Laser Emitter Rifle - Version 4"
- In the document, it stated such things as "The MLER-V4 features a titanium housed crystal array which proved to withstand long years of exposure to the elements much better than the gold alloy housing of the earlier models." and "Power is drawn from Electron Charge Cells and processed through a wave/particle diverter". Though that technology is way ahead of our time, these papers date back to the 1950's! this is a truly remarkable feat of engineering, all I have to do is find the damn thing.
- I searched the obvious areas, but I found nothing, then went back up to the office to find any clues to it's whereabouts, and as I was scanning the office for clues, I looked up and saw a glimmer of light coming through a hole in the ceiling, and I Gordon Freeman-ed that shit, and voila, a not-to worse for wear Laser Rifle. Not bad for a days work.
Sheung Wan Hong Kong.
Outside the horse racing club. Gambling is illegal in HK, so horse racing is extremely popluar, or they just go to Macau.