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In progress and drying on my floor this morning... not done yet.

 

Progress on a painting for Solid Gallery Ones "Message in a Bottle" Show. I think I am gonna call this one: "Our Dreams, like our bottles...sank with the ship."

 

10X13 mixed media on 180lb. Cold Press Watercolor Paper.

a snowy day means I'm making progress on the sock, so not all is lost.

 

please ignore the hairy legs ;)

We worked with communications professional, Amy Wales, when she was an PDRI, to establish a Progress Report on the science being produced at Pacific Northwest Diabetes Research Institute.

 

Their Principal Investigators are known worldwide for their work in Diabetes Science and we wanted to feature them prominently in their environments.

 

This client does great work and we were proud to be a part of communicating their contributions to the world.

 

Photography was executed by Jimmy Clarke.

Art Direction by Nancy Smith

Creative Direction by Philip Swanstrom Shaw

 

www.goldenlasso.com

progress of an illustration

 

am attempting to draw directly into illustrator using the new blob brush tool

This state-of-the-art venue will host a diverse roster of sporting events and tournaments when it opens in the fall of 2020. The new Sports Center is located across the street from the Virginia Beach Convention Center and within an easy stroll to local shops, restaurants and attractions, including the Oceanfront Boardwalk and beach, making it the perfect place to play… and then play some more!

 

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At last!!!

 

Amazing how the activity -and quality! - has increased since general contractor #3 has been fired and I am in charge. Great, hardworking guys.

 

The fired contractor is, of course, being a shit trying every nasty trick to impede the progress of the job. It's not working. Bwahahahaha!

  

I decided to soldier on. Now I'm past the "thumb trick" section, and am knitting away across the sleeves.

Progress Shelter - Toronto, ON

Canon Powershot SX30 IS

work in progress - colored pencils on media board

 

new prayerweave in progress. with hope and determination. In honor of Tia Cristina and Ileana...may they support eachother and us from the other side.

  

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PROGRESS - ex Henty Progess - Deepdale H - Riverbeacon

 

Name:Progress

IMO:6508511

Flag:Palau

Callsign:T8A2021

Vessel type:Oil/chemical Tanker

Gross tonnage:385 tons

Summer DWT:698 tons

Build year:1965

Builder :Cook J.W. - Wivenhoe, U.K.

Brush Park Neighborhood

 

Exploring with my new d70s.

Progress photos from my Animal Crossing cosplay

 

Dress progress...pink hem still needed to be added here.

progress of an illustration

 

am attempting to draw directly into illustrator using the new blob brush tool

L'histoire du château débute dans les textes en 1216. Il appartient au vicomte Adam II de Melun (« de Chailly ») et se réduit à un manoir seigneurial à enceinte irrégulière.

 

Au xive siècle, le château est fortement modifié avec de nouvelles fortifications et structures de défense : un fossé est creusé et une nouvelle tour-porte, avec pont-levis à flèches, est percée dans le mur d'enceinte. Les rois Charles V (de 1364 à 1380) et Charles VI (de 1380 à 1422) financent aux propriétaires successifs du château, les comtes de Tancarville Jean II et son petit-fils Guillaume IV, les aménagements du château fort. Un donjon haut, défendu par deux ponts-levis, est édifié. L'enceinte est modifiée par l'ajout de nouvelles tours et de courtines neuves. Toutes ces modifications ont lieu durant la Guerre de Cent Ans.

 

Cependant, le château de Blandy-les-Tours fut agrandi au xvie siècle par François II d'Orléans-Longueville. Le château devient dès lors une demeure de plaisance. Marie de Clèves s'y marie en 1572 en présence du futur Henri IV. Mais le château change souvent de propriétaire et se détériore progressivement devenant "la ferme des tours". En 1707, le maréchal de Villars, propriétaire du château de Vaux-le-Vicomte, achète la terre et le château de Blandy. Les communs de Vaux-le-Vicomte ayant essuyé un incendie, le maréchal décide d'utiliser le château de Blandy pour la reconstruction des communs. Non seulement il fait étêter toutes les tours médiévales et réemploie les charpentes à Vaux, mais encore il fait abattre les courtines pour combler les fossés. Le château est transformé en ferme ce qui accélère sa ruine. Les toitures des corps de logis s'écroulent, les parapets sont détruits, la grande tour-porte éventrée pour agrandir l'accès.

 

En 1764, le château est revendu à Choiseul, ministre de Louis XV. Vient la Révolution française. Le château n'est pas inquiété car il ne présente plus aucun signe de féodalité.

 

En 1883, la commune de Blandy le rachète grâce à un don généreux de son maire Pierre-Charles Tuot. Cette enceinte ruinée et vide de tout bâtiment est alors classée monument historique en 1889.

 

À partir des années 1970, des associations de bénévoles engagent les premiers travaux de sauvegarde du château.

 

Acquis par le Conseil général de Seine-et-Marne en 1992, le château a fait l'objet depuis cette date d'un projet complet de restauration conçu et mis en œuvre par Jacques Moulin, Architecte en chef des monuments historiques, qui a réellement permis de rendre vie au monument en lui trouvant une affectation et en l'ouvrant au public.

 

En septembre 2007, pendant les journées du patrimoine, le château a été rouvert au public après deux ans de travaux.

This scene is continually repeated as forests, fields, marshlands and plains are completely destroyed. How long can this continue? How many new developments have been built since this picture was taken in 1976?

see more on pollution issues. visit speakingoutworld.com

Progress Shelter - Toronto, ON

Long gone are the small mom and pop places of Clearwater Beach. Replaced by the lights of progress.

My last ULI YLG meeting was hopeful for urban progress in Tampa. Thanks Mayor Buckhorn for a candid discussion about what your plans are for Tampa and making sure we have a connected and vibrant inner core connecting downtown, Ybor, Channelside and UT all the way to the Armory.

 

BAD RELIGION - "Progress"

 

And progress is not intelligently planned;

It's the facade of our heritage, the odor of our land. They speak of

Progress, in red, white and blue.

It's the structure of the future as demise comes seething through. It's

Progress, 'til there's nothing left to gain,

As the dearth of new ideas makes us wallow in our shame.

So before you go contribute more

To the destruction of this world you adore,

Remember life on Earth is but a flash of dawn

We're all part of it as the day rolls on.

And progress is a message that we send.

One step closer to the future, one inch closer to the end. I say

That progress is a synonym of time.

We are all aware of it but it's nothing we refine,

And progress is a debt we all must pay.

Its convenience we all cherish, its pollution we disdain

And the cutting edge is dulling,

Too many folks to plow through.

Just keep your fucking distance

And it can't include you.

It's

Progress, 'til there's nothing left to gain, it's

Progress, it's a message that we send.

And progress is a debt we all must pay.

Napa Downtown Redevelopment Project. You can already see the skyline, and circular & polygonal building shapes taking form. I remember seeing the artist's rendition years ago, & they're actually sticking to plan.

See the rendition here :

www.napavalleyrealestategroup.com/NapaRedevelopment

Making progress on a Cincinnati Reds Teddy Bear

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