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34x25x36, Jesse Epstein
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The opening of the Input/Output exhibition of Interactive Installation Art by Wits Digital Arts postgraduates. The Future Gallery, Wits University, Braamfontein, Johannesburg
November 20, 2013
Poly Prep
Brooklyn, NY
These photos were taken at a dress rehearsal. The scenery was not yet fully painted yet.
Lemon Pasta with Parmesan and Pea Shoots with a nice micro green salad! Shoots and greens delivered in my Turner Farm csa share today. Fiori Olive oil and the 'one and only' fresh Parmigiano Reggiano sourced from Maine Street Meats in Rockport, Maine.
Park Street in Bristol was turned today into a water slide; 360 people drew the tickets for a ride
www.bristolpost.co.uk/Park-Street-water-slide-Live-update...
11.17.08 - 145/365
Molly is one of two dogs I now live with and have loved since their pup days. She seems to be imitating a turkey in her sleeping position today.
*Taken with iPhone, edited using CameraBag App.
After making our way around the gendarme to teh backside of the gendarme next to The Tooth, we arrived at the Tooth's base (seen here). Then its all about changing into the harness, getting out the rope, the gear. Adrian tapes his fingers and you move from powering up the hill to finese up the rock.
**These images will probably be deleted after a week or so. I am just trying to find a plain format for these portraits... In the end I may opt for a backdrop and just do it in a controlled studio scenario.
Ok so, materials used:
- 1/2" x 3.5" x 48" poplar board (actual)
- 1/2" x 2.5" x 48" poplar board (actual)
- #6 x 1" flat head phillips wood screws (6 per ledge)
- 1/4" drywall anchors (3 per ledge)
- #6 countersink drill bit
- quick grips (I used four)
- corner grips (not shown)
- sandpaper (I used my Dremel multitool)
- wood glue
- level
- stud finder
- your choice of paint
- MinWax Polycrylic (I went with high gloss)
Some notes here...
- I got the poplar boards from Lowe's. One benefit of using poplar is that it comes pre-sanded other than the edges. You don't have much choice if you want .5" boards - either poplar or the super-pricey oak. Pine is far cheaper but they are .75" actual. You could mill it down but not everyone has access to that kind of tool. In addition, pine has more and larger knots in it than poplar does, which I wanted to avoid.
- Can't recommend the countersink bit enough - get one.
- For paint, interior or exterior is fine. I went with Behr interior black in a semi-gloss finish. The high-gloss doesn't have the primer built in and I didn't want to prime separately because I'm lazy.
- The polycrylic is optional, but it is great for protection and it gave me the glossy finish that I wanted.