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Easter is over, I'm back to work, and the first email I get from my boss is to let me know that the Fabric Warehouse has a pop up shop across the road from the office for the next two weeks with silks and woolens at $5 a metre and everything else at $3 per metre. You've got to like a boss like that. She makes all her own clothes and always looks fabulous.
I went over mid-afternoon and bought a few bits and will probably go back later in the week. I forgot to take a photo of the shop when I left (although I took several shots of fabric in there) so I took this on my way to the pub for the pub quiz.
Tuesday, 29th March 2016
This photo was taken on an ISV Volunteer Project in Australia.
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Scan of a 9.5x12 print from a portrait project exploring identity. Taken on Ilford HP5 Plus, film processed by and print made by myself.
Scanned with my A4 scanner/printer so I lost some of the edges.
Day 149 of 365.
If you know me, then you will more than likely be a subject for a photograph by choice or not. My family know this the most and will often volunteer to help out when they can. Always wanted to try this image.
Setting up the lighting for a shot I want to do, Jonathan sneaks his yoyo on the scene. This is one of his favorites, the one he carries around with him at all times on his belt loop, the Project Two by One Drop Yo-Yos
Carrot and red lentil soup.
After my recent illness, which I am still, slowly, recovering from, I'm trying to eat more healthily. BBC GoodFood published a '28 days healthy eating plan'. I'm trying out the recipes. This is the carrot and red lentil soup.
Easter Monday. 6th April 2015
Lots of work on the computer today, I think the screen begins to give me headaches after a while. Oh well, I suppose. The bottom of my foot is stained from my rainbows still, that orange color is such a pain to fade away.
www.bravotv.com/project-runway
Larry and I are keen hikers, scramblers, snowshoers, and we love exploring the outdoors. Although we are not fashionistas ourselves, one of the other things we enjoy is the American TV show "Project Runway." We love seeing creative people doing what they do best, making beautiful things. The clothing designers were usually sent to Mood Fabrics to buy the material for their creations.
Went to the Great American Pie Festival in Celebration, FL today. He even giggles when you poke his belly. ;-)
By Molly Baker
this project is called the "wash away project". this project is a student run project organized and created by me about resilience and inner strength and the ability to overcome personal shadows, or any personal fight that has made the person feel small, uncontroled or powerless. The people in these photos write the word (or words) that represented their own personal adversity or hardship they have faced in their lives. Their word is written on their face or any part of the body they choose. They are then splashed with water to "wash away" the word that once held them back. The water represents the resilience to not let personal struggle dominate who you are and what you are limited to. They have accepted that the word is part of them but they can accelerate past it and move forward to be the person they are. My main focus for the project was that each subject's word does not control where life will take them.The only thing that really matters is to have the heart and resilience to make the word "wash away".
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Throughout the school, the students are trained to "thumbnail" and sketch out their ideas before they jump on to the computer. Its part of the design process that you learn in the course.
This is a flier I created for the project youth. A really awesome event we did the last Friday of every month.
Tools:Illustrator, Photoshop
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Germany - Lubeck: Marienkirche - St. Mary's Church.
Modele de hochgotischen
Backstein - Basilika St. Marien
nach franzosischem vorbild
(erstelit 1980 von F. Volker Schulze, Pastor an St. Marien)
This is the building we shall be visiting next. The best reference that I can find which may be worth a read before we go any further is:-
Kirkhill Pillar Project: Volunteers needed for the BIG CLEAN UP PROJECT!
The Kirkhill Pillar Project takes its inspiration from the 18th century Kirkhill Pillar is now located at Almondell Country Park. Every sculpture represents a planet. The sun is a 6 foot diameter light box located on top of Broxburn Academy.
All other planets are located in their relevant orbits around West Lothian countryside. This took place around 8 years and took 3 years to complete. So that’s the history side of things...
We are looking for volunteers to help weed, plant, paint also clean up sculptures that have been left gathering weeds, dirt and vandalism for over 8 years. The Clean-up Project will take place from the start of August and we will visit the sculptures and work together as a team to get things done.
If you would like to get involved contact:
Jim Gallacher: Volunteer Sector Gateway
jim.gallacher@vsgwl.org
Tel: 01506-650111
Or any other info: nicolarichardson-241@hotmail.co.uk
Check our website at: www.kirkhillpillarproject.org.uk
Please meet Nicole Richard, a Kelowna photographer (Wax Pencil Imagery) who has dedicated the next two years to a project she designed called Socially Anxious People Person.
www.sociallyanxiouspeopleperson.com . It’s a personal wellness journey as well as a philanthropic journey. Nicole’s aim to desensitize her social anxiety and at the same time give back to the community.
I met with Nicole Friday afternoon July 19, 2019 for a photo shoot and to discuss her Mental Health Project.
Who is Nicole Richard,
I'm Nicole Richard. I'm the socially anxious one! So strange because I am also a people person. How does this happen? It's called mental illness and in any given year one in five people in Canada will experience it. I'm also a photographer and owner of Wax Pencil Imagery. www.waxpencil.com
I’m running a photographic documentary of inspiring people in the community. It’s building awareness and donations towards the Bridge’s Youth Recovery House Project.
The SAPP Goal
This is a journey of personal growth and a campaign to help raise funds for a Youth Recovery House in the Okanagan. I want to push past my comfort zone and zap my social anxiety with exposure. To do this I'm taking fine art portraits of inspiring individuals in the community. It's only been a couple months and I'm happy to report it's already working! So long fight or flight. It's been nice knowing ya. The most important thing about this project for me and the team is to raise awareness and funds towards a Youth Recovery House in the Okanagan. We're determined to give back to this beautiful community!
Cathy Sinclair
Cathy Sinclair is the project writer! Often times subjects have a hard time writing their own bio. That's when Cathy steps in and makes you sound as amazing as you are!
Youth Recovery in the Okanagan
Did you know there are currently no youth recovery beds in the Okanagan? It's true. Our young people deserve the chance to heal from addiction. They have their whole lives ahead of them. We can make sure they get the help the need by joining the Bridge in their campaign to build our very own youth recovery house. Let's do this Kelowna!
“She wore flowers in her hair and carried magic secrets in her eyes. She spoke to no one. She spent hours on the riverbank. She smoked cigarettes and had midnight swims...”
― Arundhati Roy, The God of Small Things
The Pretend You Are Rich Art Auction!
At the pump project, pumpproject.org/2009/05/the-pretend-you-are-rich-art-auct...
Ulster Project Celebration Concert at The Oakridge School in Arlington, Texas, Saturday, July 23, 2016.
#93 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: Thinking of cyborgs
Result: coiled coiffure
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Sakura Micron 005, Platinum Carbon Desk fountain pen / carbon ink in a Moleskine plain journal Size: 7.5 x 9.75 inches (19 x 25 cm)
Location: Home
Notes: Hubber & daughters were at the theatre watching Les Miz while the son, cats and I commandeered the t.v. for the Dr. Who marathon while fighting sugar comas due to well stuffed stockings. :)
The Project is carried out by the International student’s Team formed of students from Financial University and Worcester Polytechnic Institute (Massachusetts, USA).
See more info at bit.ly/15Faif3
Nearly home, and it's nearly dark.
Linden station at a quarter to six in the evening.
Friday, 5th May 2017
#197 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: Trees full of crows at dawn
Result: Dawn of a 1000 eyes
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Platinum Carbon Fountain Pen in a Stillman & Birn Epsilon series sketchbook ( 21.6 cm 27.9 cm / 8 1/2” x 11”)
Location: Home
Note: Every once and a while the trees in the neighbourhood are full of crows, clacking their bills and filling the early morning air with their avian gossip. It's eerie to walk through the streets, still empty of traffic, to the coffee shop at 6 a.m. Your only company the sound of your own footsteps, the caw of countless birds...and the knowledge that thousands of eyes are following you.
The Farmworker Immersion Project placed students in the community to learn about farmworker rights and immigration issues. The students were guided through a first-hand experience of farm work life. They visited a local berry farm and learned about the agricultural business, then worked in the field and harvested berries.