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The introduction to the book which shows a picture of prehistoric life contrasted with modern life and it's great radio masts with an early man who has a "brutish" appearance shows the early optimism and belief in progress which was current after the Great War to End All Wars and before the coming of the depression.
Well, the pickets are still up. All that is left on this side is getting the gates up.
Don't think that we are gonig to get much work done this weekend on the fence because it is supposed to rain from Friday til Monday. Oh well. It will get done eventually.
The apartment renovation is progressing -- all cabling is done (electricity, phone, internet, tv), walls are being closed up, and first coats of paint are on some walls. Now we still need three windows, many metres of heating pipes, and and and...
No se ni como ha pasado esto xD tengo demasiadas cabezas abiertas en casa. Algunas llevan medio customizadas desde hace meses, otras son encargos en los que he trabajado esta semana.
Ahora toca lijar, lijar y lijar para poder maquillar y empezar a sacar customs acabadas. Qué ganas!
So here's work in progress, Started getting some filling in done the other day,
Work being done by a wicked guy Steve Winter, currently working at Penetration on Sydney St in Good ol Brighton.
Check his work here,
Go get some ink slung!
Keep it fresh
America's monetary resources, symbolically expressed in blue, are reflected in maritime trade. Through the means of communication, civilizations unite their knowledge.
(Chocolate Jacques picture album "Great Mysteries of the Ocean", educational chromos, 1960's)
I'm making small amounts of progress towards getting a decent photo of the night sky. I was torn between this one and another I took with a slightly different composition, but in the end I chose to share this one since it just seems to be much more balanced than the other one I was debating on sharing.
Progress Quarry Lake shines blue in the foreground on a sunny day. A ridge of trees lines one edge of the quarry, and rows of apartment buildings are visible behind that.
I'm actually almost done--with the first one, I mean.
all told this used 8 yards of piping. Eight! that seems like kind of a lot, but I guess it'd just be like three packages of the dritz poly-cotton totally boring-ass solid stuff.
The tail cone is complete per part 10 of the plans (minus paint and fairings). The forward top skin is not attached until the fiberglass canopy is installed much later in the process. Match-drilling the holes that attach the various components of the tail is now in progress. Then the tip fairings, then on to the wings!
Parts in green are complete; parts in yellow are primed and ready to be riveted together, but are still separate; and parts in red have been worked on but are still incomplete.
Okay, it's almost December, and the snowpack in the Lake Tahoe area has yet to materialize. If you're a wintersports enthusiast, that means it's time for YOU to take action.
There is a tried-and-true snowmaking technique that has been handed down to us from our ancestors...
Placing your skis (or snowboard) under your bed dramatically increases the likelihood of significant local snowfall. Although the science of this remains a mystery, the historical record is quite clear: When your skis/snowboards are under your bed, it snows. When they are not, it remains dry.
I'm doing my part. You should too.
Making progress pour le volet 2 Revelation
Photogaphy : Yan of Dekhana (www.dekhanaphoto.com/)
The beautiful Muse : Megumi
Artistic direction : Lily Luciole
Following will be discovered in the Street definitivement.
Thank you Megumi to be one of my source of inspiration.
Music to hear Museum of Love, Monotronic
soundcloud.com/dfa-records/museum-of-love-monotronic?in=q...
The night after hosting what he billed as “the first presidential forum to address the issues important to African Americans and people of color,” author and television/radio show host Tavis Smiley joined the Center for American Progress Action Fund to discuss the candidate forum and how race is and is not addressed by politicians and the media.
First off i got some blue styrafoam insulation and made a block, on the block i drew the side and top profile and cut it out and then carved the curves and sanded it.
The picture shows the blueprints and the progress of the blue foam carving.
This is just how I made my portal gun, I am in now way putting this up as instructions for you too follow
If these inspire you to make your own then good good let me know your results.
all the stages : flic.kr/s/aHsjwvFiEi
I feel like Flickr has become my in progress depot. I swear there should/will/are more FINISHED things coming soon. In the meantime though I'm playing with a design for Threadless. Here it be. Still have a lot of patterns to draw and things to color in, but you can kind of see where the body is I think. This sucker is big, I figure he'd ride low on the belly?
Are these colors working? Should I color the lines of the pompadourmane? Who knows. I am not 100% sold yet. That's what I get for deciding on lavender for a challenge!
There will also be scuffle clouds in the background I think, in white and the two purples. Possibly w/halftones if I figure those out.
All sizes, all sizes.
The road is a bit of a problem - my fault for changing the way it goes w.r.t. reality. I'm hoping the dense trees will add verticality and interest to the flattish bit behind the road against the backscene.