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[I'm rewriting this because the original was a little daunting. --jon 2005-05-08]
Custom Flickr slideshow running in a picture frame.
I managed to finagle an old IBM Thinkpad 570E into an off-the-shelf shadowbox picture frame I bought at the local craft store, thanks to some tips from Ivan on MSDN's Channel 9. It was pretty easy, actually, since the computer itself is quite small. I just removed the screen casing (which actually involved disassembling most of the laptop) and taped the LCD panel (and backlight) to the mat. The rest of the computer is just sitting in the back (precariously--need to figure out a way to mount it--but the computer is quite light, ~3 lbs since there's no battery).
I was unhappy with the screensaver options because a) they didn't work for me, and b) they all suffer from API limitations. So, I wrote a quick and dirty ASP script that scrapes the output of the double-image HTML Flickr badge to get IMG SRCs of my pictures.. See the script for details. Add a META REFRESH, run in IE's kiosk mode and there you have it! The only thing is that it doesn't resize pictures, so you only get a partial for the larger pictures (which does give you some interesting crops!). Oh well. More work to come, obviously. Perhaps I'll rewrite it in ASP.Net so I can do the resizing, but I we'll see. If it ain't broke, don't fix it--yet.
UPDATE - 2005-07-13: I rewrote it in ASP.Net with image resizing to the size of the output screen. Source here.
It runs WinXP with a PC Card WiFi adapter. I use VNC to remote control it so I don't have to keep flipping the thing over to type. Set to autologin, add IE in kiosk mode pointing to the page in the Startup group, and voila!
Total cost? $20 for the frame and about 7 hours of work, most of which were unnecessary because I dismantled two computers before discovering I didn't really have to dismantle that much. Now I could probably do it in an hour.
See the inside here.
A corner of the huge painting behind the Dante bust, which I understand has a quotation from Dante inscribed round it. I can't remember what the painting itself was, but the frame is rather wonderful...
Does anyone know the original photograph used here? - it's rather elegant & romantic! - i thought it might be by Baron de Meyer or some such but haven't been able to track it down.
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Final Ink Drawing of Custom Sketchy Doodle Star Frame by blue67design
This is the Bedroom where the "sibling scare prank" takes place.
Note: The closet was not of my idea, it belongs to mijasper.
Did this last night and grouted this morning. View large to sort of see the outer gold beads.
Stained glass, mini prism glass, buttons and craft type gold ball chain on a craft store picture frame.
The .png Version: farm4.static.flickr.com/3051/3880616641_3fbedd9b34_o_d.png
See the blog post on Design Shard to download all these frames
Please use in your art! Picture frame mouldings from the Frank W. Williams Co. catalog 1902, Chicago, Ill.
Elena shows us details of the painting "Marriage A-la-Mode: 2, The Tête à Tête" by William Hogarth at the National Gallery
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Made these for a friend of my boyfriend. She is an older lady who just found out that apparently there is nothing doctors can do about her cancer anymore... She is very sad and depressed (who wouldn't be?) I understand it's the drop in the sea these frames - but wanted to do something to take her mind off of it even for a few minutes... On the other hand now that they are completed, I am thinking is this gift appropriate?? You know, frames=memories, memories=deseased... People tell me I am thinking too much, but when the person is in the state that is already sensitive, you never know what associations come to their mind...
mirror glass, glass beads, milli, glass tile, glitter tiles, can gogh glass
This is a picture of my desk from a couple of weeks ago, it was really messy then but it's neat now. :P I actually like the editing on this photo, I usually don't like my editing.
Random Pix-Star Picture Frame - 1 (of 12) - Canon PowerShot G2 (2001) - Photographer Russell McNeil PhD (Physics) lives on Vancouver Island, where he works as a writer.
This cute little frame was handmade by me using polymer clay over a little wooden frame. It will hold a 2.5" x 3.5" photo. It is actually the perfect size for an ACEO! The entire frame measures 4" x 5" and includes glass.
I've covered the entire frame in brown Fimo polymer clay and added texture. It was baked to cure the clay and then painted with acrylic and metallic paints. It features little puppy themed trinkets such as a fire hydrant, dog house, t-bone steak, spiked collar, rolled up newspaper, paw prints and bones of all shapes and sizes.
The photo is just a clip out from a magazine :)
Picture the Holidays/Reframing the Season
Cheers to Your Weekend everyone!
I'm planning on forcing myself to sit back, take a some time out and sip away on something nice & smooth when things get a too hectic this holiday season. I'll be kicking off this philosophy tonight at Yoga on the Ridge with a yoga and Christmas beer tasting happy hour. CTYW!
Cheers to Your Weekend, Join Us!
Jay W.
Chicago, IL
Museum glass
all archival materials & mounting from American Frame or pictureframes.com
Robot, having defeated his enemy, Donny Snackcakes, has reclaimed his bride from the clutches of evil.
As such, he does a little dance.
It isn't a very good dance, because he is a robot. And robots just don't got the moves, ladies.
But it's the thought that counts, and his delight is palpable.
File name: 10_03_002922a
Binder label: Stock Cards
Title: White holly frames. These frames are hand-painted. They come in white and light gray colors, and are a variety of design. Price, each, by mail, $1.00 [front]
Date issued: 1870-1900 (approximate)
Physical description: 1 print : chromolithograph ; 8 x 12 cm.
Genre: Advertising cards
Subject: People; Flowers; Dogs; Picture frames
Notes: Title from item. Retailer: Wm. M. Donaldson & Co., 113 Main St., Cincinnati, O.
Collection: 19th Century American Trade Cards
Location: Boston Public Library, Print Department
Rights: No known restrictions.
There is no world outside. Only the world we project onto reality from within ourselves truly exists.
A picture of my son and daughter, taken about 5 years ago. My son is an accomplished chef and master baker working at an exclusive market in Peterborough, Ontario. My daughter is the manager of a high volume, successful retail store in Kitchener, Ontario. The pandemic has restricted my visitations over the past year.
My first attempt at making a picture frame. I followed the instructions here: ana-white.com/2009/12/plans-barnwood-frames-1-and-10-minu...
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Final Ink Drawing of Custom Sketchy Doodle Heart Frame by blue67design