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Stained Glass artist and Flickr member kdeleeuw is assembling a stained glass Luther Rose in a Jerusalem Cross for the church Reformation Monument.
If you can see progress anywhere in Rotterdam, it's here on the Wilhelminapier, where many high rises go up. Taken from the Erasmusbrug.
The damaged parts are repaired and sanded. Now she just needs a light coat of primer, and I can start on my molds again!
Progress so far. Going to have to re-stitch some of the petal turnovers but it's very close to completion
Work in progress. Texture paste, paint, stamping and tape. Includes a gel transfer from a large print word search in the background. The birds were all one stamp that I put on tissue paper and cut out. Not sure what to do next on this one but it was fun experimenting with the texture paste and stencil. The idea to stamp on the texture paste came from a youtube video but I forget who's. Another page in my newspaper flyer journal
Title: Summer Street: Progress
Creator: City of Boston Public Works Department
Date: 1945 November 1
Source: Collection 5010.004, Bridge and Ferry photographs
File name: 5010004_068_008
Rights: Public Domain
Citation: Bridge and Ferry photographs, Collection #5010.004, City of Boston Archives, Boston
June 2021
Memories from the 2019 House Party!
After setting up our show & tell display and greeting friends, we settled down to this vintage P&O poster jigsaw, which had taken so long to find at home. It is housed in a large reused brown box, with no information about the jigsaw other than 'RMS Strathaird 600 pieces'. The pieces are very large and quite roughly cut, with the backs unsanded. The blank has mainly been dissected with long vertical cuts with tight rounded zigzags and the pieces have been separated off with similar cuts - giving complex pieces which look like very complex versions of those of Chad Valley. The cutter must be an unknown amateur, probably in the 1930s.
The first photo, taken at 11.47am, shows David working on the border on a 1000pc portapuzzle. In the first photo in this collage, taken at 13.55 some 2hrs 15min later, we have moved to the table top and are about a third way through. At 16.15 the main jigsaw was complete and we were wrestling with the tiny push-cut filling of the large P&O letters. We didn't know if this filling would work out. - the seller had given up in this area and the selling image showed it incomplete. The photo on the right includes the cutter Genest Desfosses, Le Colimacon and his granddaughter Leia.
People liked the colourful jigsaw very much (partly because several difficult push-fit alternatives filling the tables were rather dull in colour). They were pleased to see a jigsaw with a new image on a liner. I'd bought it about two years ago, inspired by the wonderful travel poster jigsaws in a lecture at the 2017 House Party. It was designed by James Greig - as was my favourite at that 2017 lecture.
essex linen in lime and railroad denim::the denims are all so completely different so it's a little challenging to work with. Some are really heavy and some very light and loosely woven, but I like the different textures and subtle differences in colors.
Body Progress #1
Now begins the complex process of bringing those complex curves to life, on a computer screen that is.
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Mon-Fayette Expressway at Cheat Lake Interchange Construction
Interstate 68 and PA/WV 43
Kokosing Construction (http://www.kokosing.biz/default.aspx)
Almost home from work I could see in the distance the work lights of the construction crew, putting up the bridge. I happened to have my tripod and TS-E 24mm f/3.5L II.
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A little something-somethings I'm working on for my shop update tomorrow - moustache ornaments, illustrated book signatures, etc.
Blogged here: michelleclement.typepad.com/blog/2009/11/work-in-progress...
So I start by lightly tracing the face shapes, then carefully painted the faces one by one, usually some will not pass (will not become dolls). I figure if I am going to mess up painting the faces, I might as well mess up first rather than mess up a completed doll ^^;
Blush is usually added right at the end :)