Built in 1838 as a temporary lodging for Great Lakes Indians. Not very successful, it closed in 1847. From 1867 to 1961 is was used as the schoolhouse for Mackinac Island.

It may not look like it, but this is my husband smiling...a rare capture on film so I decided it would be the perfect picture to draw for his Christmas present. I am making good progress on this picture. One of his eyes is off a bit...driving me crazy trying to figure out how to make it right. It happens every time...one eye doesn't want to cooperate. And shading on the arms is not good yet...plus not finished with the black shirts. But it's getting there!

Porto Alegre, RS, Sábado, 04/08/2018

09h - Deputada Estadual Silvana Covatti e Deputado Federal Covatti Filho participam da Convenção Estadual dos Progressistas do Rio Grande do Sul

Local: Teatro Dante Barone – AL/RS

Foto: Evandro Oliveira/Divulgação

I then painted the black background using lots of linseed oil to thin certain areas and get some interesting textures in the background as I didn't want it to be a plain solid black. After this step I used some turpentine to get some more transparent and textured parts below the neck as I unfortunately covered it a bit more than I intended to, making it look like a weirdly floating head with the top part out of frame.

Progress

not finished. trying to make 3 of these "pink girl mirrors" :)

Christmas gifts for my 3 girly cousins :)

*cellphone photo*

*Content Not Quality*

[SOOC]

My Wisteria (Kate Gilbert) in progress, Cascade 220.

This is how the room look now. Next week the heating and air conditoning will be installed followed by the insulation. Kathy and Sue have been picking out colors for the carpet, paint and blinds. Should be done is a couple of weeks.

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hooray the walls are back up, and the ceiling is in! the room still needs to be plastered, but i will wait until i can do all the rooms at the same time. the hardwood floor has taken a bit longer than expected to put down, but it will be worth it. this will probably be the last photo of the kitchen for a while as i start working on the bathroom soon.

I had pizza boxes lying out to kill off the grass here (they actually helped quite a bit!) Here's my progress on garden thus far. I'm going to rip out the grass up to the wooden table that's on the left (just barely in the frame). I'll also be moving around a lot of the shrubs I bought.

Progress

Cherry lamp in progress

Fin post on and rear turtle deck formers in place

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Because this will be a custom Mandalorian, the "dent" will be filled in next.

Io vorrei un Natale in cui nessuno mangia perché tutti sono sazi di Amore!

Le immagini sono tratte dal progetto work in progress:

NIENT’ALTRO CHE TRAME. Tessuti disposti in un ordine funzionale che concorrono alla formazione di un “corpo sociale”.

8 Blocks of the Athena

This makes up really fast. It was so easy to learn.

And speaking of steel -- how about NERVES OF...?

YELLOWCARD @ Fundição Progresso - Rio deJaneiro/RJ | Fotos por: Danielle Santos // www.punknet.com.br

Progress photos of my second faceup attempt, on my Loongsoul Meiji, Natsumi.

Progress photos of my first faceup attempt ever, on my Loongsoul Lianpian, Saya.

In-progress