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The Go Slow café by Droog with Marije Vogelzang, sloom.org (Rianne Makkink and Herman Verkerk) and Hansje van Halem at Pioneers of Change; Governors Island, New York
In September 2016, conservator Emily Phillips, from Phillips Art Conservation Studio, along with Gianfranco Pocobene and Corrine Long prepared to removal the mural from the wall. This was after initial preparation and testing to ensure it could be safely removed.
Photo courtesy of Emily Phillips.
Here is a quick sketch of a view in Murano that I really struggled with at the time. I was sitting in the hot sun and looking into it. I was SO unhappy with the painting of my sketch that I wanted to try again. Fell into the same trap tonight but it was SO good to do a complex scene - something I haven't done for a while. Yes, I feel the need of somehow trying to get into the mood for a sketching trip...
I think that the over saturation in this sketch sums up my life at the moment... way too much happening!
Sorry for the big dump tonight... I feel like I haven't been doing much sketching lately - what??? It is just that I am doing too many different things.
BTW Trip Prep 5... has 3 parts to it and part 3 is still wip.
SHOR TEPAH, Afghanistan – U.S. Army Soldiers with C Company, 40th Engineer Battalion, 170th Infantry Brigade Combat Team organize supplies before distributing them to students at a school for boys here Oct. 18, 2011. Soldiers delivered roughly 100 pounds of school supplies provided by The Matthew Freeman Project: Pens and Paper for Peace. (U.S. Army photo by Staff Sgt. Christopher Klutts, 170th IBCT Public Affairs)
Mueller Wedding
Preparation
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Dilumie Abeysirigunawarden, foreground, and grad student Lara Puetz prepare samples of tube worms taken from Grotto hydrothermal vent, Endeavour field. Samples of their DNA and symbiotic bacteria will be studied separately.
Credit: Ocean Networks Canada
These bottles have been cleaned, labels removed (soak in warm water/vinegar solution), some have been cut using my ring saw. You can also use the Ephram's bottle cutter or other glass cutting tool. Uncut bottles are ready to be melted in the kiln.
A 105mm towed howitzer crew from Savannah’s 1st Battalion, 118th Field Artillery, sets up its gun in anticipation of “pulling the lanyard” for the first time in six years during annual training at Fort Stewart in Hinesville, Ga.
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