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"In Him, we have redemption through his blood, the forgiveness of sins,
according to the riches of His grace."
---(Ephesians 1:7)
Depiction of artists and their progression. Or at least, that's how I started out. Blalfhaffadkjaf this sounded/looked good in my head, except when I started doodling blah flowers it started to look kiddy. BLap.
Having only just left Rigby Road Depot Blackpool Transports Progress Twin-Car 864+674 stands on Lytham Road, waiting at the traffic lights before crossing the over the main road onto the Promenade.
27th October 1984
This locomotive was built by Robert Stephenson & Hawthorn in 1946. It is the last remaining example of a 16 inch inside cylinder locomotive designed by Hawthorn Leslie at Newcastle.
National Coal Mining Museum, 30.6.24.
on flower shop. This one will be green in terms of selling locally grown flowers and avoiding non recyclable plastic.
To show the lemon creeping onto her backplate and left ear. Otherwise the blackplate is free from yellowing.
See more process pics of "Bonfire" woodcut here: www.flickr.com/photos/tugboatprintshop/sets/7215762339460...
Progress es mi nuevo fanzine publicado por Jerseys para los Monos.
Un acordeón de 8 páginas serigrafiado a dos tintas sobre papel Daler & Rowney de 220 gr.
Protegido por una funda también serigrafiada, en una edición limitada a 30 copias numeradas.
Estará disponible en el puesto del Print Club en el festival ELCAF, que se celebra el dÃa 17 de junio en el Village Underground: www.elcaf.co.uk/
También disponible en www.jerseysparalosmonos.com
y en www.manugrinon.bigcartel.com
Progress is my new zine, published by Jerseys para los Monos.
8 pages concertina, printed in two inks on Daler & Rowney 220 gm paper.
Comes inside a screenprinted sleeve, in a limited edition of 30 hand numbered copies.
It will be available at the Print Club stall at ELCAF, which will take place next thursday 17th june at Village Underground, London: www.elcaf.co.uk/
Also available from www.jerseysparalosmonos.com and www.manugrinon.bigcartel.com
Not a lot has been done to the gym but you can see a couple coats of paint have been applied and the new ductwork is going in.
Here's a side-by-side comparison of what the county and state have done to our landscape this year. On the left is a shot of the roadside at the curve in front of our home taken last fall. On the right, the same view taken about three weeks ago.
The county of Allamakee and the State of Iowa (in their infinite wisdom) deemed it necessary to "improve" the road we live on. They bulldozed a full 25 feet off the end of that beautiful old slope and left us with a highly erodible, bare scar on what used to be that hillside. It is like this along the entire 8 miles of what used to be one of the most beautiful roads in the area. They told us it was necessary to "make the road straighter and safer". What they didn't tell us was how they planned to rape the entire area.
We used to have more than 30 species of wildflowers that bloomed all season long along this road. Now, after they have "improved" things, we have only three types of grasses and one flowering plant (Birdsfoot Trefoil), and it's not even a native! With the loss of native habitat, we also lost Orioles, Thrushes, Scarlet Tanagers, Goldfinches and any number of songbirds.
They will eventually pave this gash in the landscape allowing people to drive faster and more recklessly year-round. With that, we will likely see an increase in accidents. With more traffic, we will probably see more litter. And we will likely lose many more "barn cats" due to careless driving.
But then, what do I know? I am not an overpaid engineer sitting on my soft butt in an office somewhere approving projects based only on their paperwork. I just live here.
If this is "progress", they can have it.
Image © Jeff Abbas - 2010/2011
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