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June 6, 2018 - The Gravity Project in Franklinton located at 500 West Broad Street. Architect: NBBJ.
Franklinton is the fourth of this years Columbus Art Walks & Landmarks Talks. In conjunction with Columbus Landmarks Foundation and Columbus Public Health with support from the Greater Columbus Arts Council.
As part of my Year 2 project under the title of 'Methods and Approaches' I produced a series of images illustrating the walk I did where I lived as a child. Capturing certain aspects of the walk such as the wall outside my house, I shot this project in the perspective of a child both in medium format and digital. This image used Medium Format iso400
#70 of 365 Daily Drawings
Inspiration: Apparently a compulsion to draw textures
Result: a lot of textures
Materials: Pentel 0.3 HB, Micron 005 & 02 pens, in a Moleskine plain journal
Location: At home
Note: ...I have no idea what possessed me today...other than it was raining and I was cold and I apparently suffer from texture OCD. If you disagree click on the image to see it full sized and weep for my cramped hand. Naturally once I had started inking I had the though that ...OH I should have skipped the jacket and just drawn a patterned sweater instead! That way madness surely lies and the sad thing is it still sounds like a good idea...
January's Snowman, February Love Bunnies, March's Lucky Leprechaun, April's Red Robins, May's Stately Ladybug, June Dandy Lions, July's Independence Day Bears, August's Dog Days of Summer, September Fresh Apple, October Jack o' Lantern and Spooky Bat Friend, November's Turkey Dinner, December's Jolly Ol' St. Nick.
I'm still unpacking and will be for some time. Today I found these curtains that I made for my sewing room at my old house. I thought they would look good in the kitchen. Unfortunately, they are quite a bit too short. I'm hoping I will be about to find some fabric in one of the neutral colours and make a border at the bottom.
Sunday, 29th September 2019
6/30 - Month of Insanity
157/365 - Project 365 2011
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That's what happens when you wake up at 4.30am! Off to the hospital this morning for the first day of my surgery rotation...
My friend and colleague, Rosemary, is back from her holiday in Zimbabwe. She brought these lovely wire animals for us.
Tuesday, 21st April 2015
Katelin, throwing her 'Wreck This Journal" off the balcony roof thingo :|
I can't wait to get started on mine n__n
We had Sam Cawthorn come in and speak at our assembly today,
he's amazing!
melaka project-the stone used to clad the wall is called wooden plank stone from indonesia. It is actually fossilised wood, trees burried by volcano activities, dug up and convert to claddings
aghaghagh
i can't describe how horrible this quality is, the grain is deplorable i apologize
while my camera is in the shop
i had to resort to the powershot
Hannah (featured) and i found a new thrift store randomly today
and of course we pull right over and attack
i was playing with the settings on the camera and snapped this
and i thought it was a nice candid,
i added sepia tone for the dramatic effect
musical inspiration: If It Makes You Happy by Sheryl Crow
simply for the line in the middle
"we went searching through thrift store jungles"
i sing that part in my head every time i enter a snazzy thrift store
i've had a nice day,
i'll possibly put some fun photos from the rest of the day in the comments for lurkage
July 9, 2009
2/365
Part of my team for my recent project. From Left: Chua, Zikri (Flickr Friend), Aris (Flickr Friend), Haliza, Micheal, Khoo, Rodzi (Flickr Friend).
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Would appreciate not having large/animated multi invite codes
Quite happy with it. It'll be amongst great art.... my quirky little collage.
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A light.
The Cove of Neptune has one scene of incomparable beauty created from exceptional concretions and the transparancies of its inner lake. E' a great cove that has a development of 2.500 metres, with numerous knows them, wide galleries, limpid smalls lake, deep pools, narrow cunicoli that render it very complex. In its inside it re-unites a series of naturalistic peculiarites without equal that render it one of the more interesting and pregevoli of the entire Mediterranean basin. Geologically Capo Caccia appears constituted from cliffs of the Cretaceous period, whose age is comprised between 135 and 65 million years ago.
www.mondosardegna.net