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Card I've made using a printable template.
The free template and a video tutorial are posted onCreativity Prompt.
WIP quick curve blocks before creating hst. Inspired by www.fatquarterly.com/quick-curved-ruler-brioni-2.html
Quick release from a Dahon seatpost clamp used to facilitate quick adjustment of the bars on a Brompton P6R
Edited United States Navy image of the USS Abraham Lincoln turning in a hurry ("high speed turns").
Original caption: ATLANTIC OCEAN (May 11, 2017) The Nimitz-class aircraft carrier USS Abraham Lincoln (CVN 72) conducts high-speed turn drills in the Atlantic Ocean during sea trials. Abraham Lincoln is underway after successfully completing it's mid-life refueling and complex overhaul and will spend several days conducting comprehensive tests of many of the ship’s key systems and technologies. (U.S. Navy photo by Mass Communication Specialist 3nd Class Juan A. Cubano/Released) 170511-N-SA173-088
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Dip with a Nip, a quick dash into Thurso Bay, followed by a Nip of Old Pulteney!
Raising funds for for the children's cancer charity CLIC Sargent
Thurso Beach, Thurso, Caithness, Scotland.
Quick Change Trousers in 0-3 months from Anna Maria's Handmade Beginnings. Read more about these pants here.
Marysville, Ca
First time post. The shape of this sign is very interesting. The shot was taken back in 2010. Time flies...
Resorts Casino Hotel celebrated the Grand Opening of its newest creation, Quick Bites, a food court featuring The Original SoupMan, Famous Famiglia Pizza, Haagen Dazs, Ruby’s Diner and Dunkin’ Donuts.
Mark Giannantonio, President & CEO of Resorts, got the festivities going by cutting the cermonial ribbon. He was joined at the ceremony by Lloyd Sugarman, Principle Quick Bites, Al Tafro, AC Food Partners, Brain Chambers, General Manager of Quick Bites, and AJ Truhan Red Checker shirt Quick Bites Operations
Photo Essay by Lou Perri'Aka Travelin Man USA
... with the Andy Quick Band at a Musicians Against Homelessness event at Exeter Phoenix, Devon, England.
See my other Andy Quick Band photos.
I hacked off a couple QR skewers & threaded the ends so I could pop the handlebar stem off & on easily. I'm very happy with how well this works!
Something relatively quick and simple tonight. The Good Smile Company 1/8 scale Ghost in the Shell: Stand Alone Complex - Solid State Society Motoko Kusunagi PVC statue.
Wow that's a mouthful.
Solid State Society is a feature length movie that is set in the Stand Alone Complex series. I've never seen it, but I have noticed a general consistency of the way Motoko looks in all of my Stand Alone Complex figures, and it pretty much comes to some variation of her light grey catsuit.
Now, I, as usual, bought this off a seller from a classified ad, in this case for $50. What I'm trying to figure out is just how rare this piece is because the aftermarket prices, both on eBay and Japanese sites, have this priced at something absolutely insane, I don't know if it was because the statue of was underproduced, or maybe this was the only version of her from this particular series.
Motoko is depicted in a relatively static pose - she's standing with visor in one hand and the other hand on her outward hip, with a half open trenchcoat slightly billowing in the wind and an attentive gaze. This was released in 2007 and 2009, so it was one of the statues that was around when I was generally more active in the PVC world. and I have to say that The Major looks fantastic.
There are some subtle fabric folds on her suit and the trench coat. Casting came out sharply. There's not a dull edge or non eye pleasing detail in sight. Hair and face are adequately sculpted, and her curves are very crisp, and personally I feel its a shame half of her is covered up by her coat. Subtle detaling such as the lines on her suit aren't too bad, though not quite as crisp as the other stuff on the body. There's no webbing between the fingers, and each digit is well defined. The visor also is nice and crisp, with no poor edges observed. There's also some body definition that you'll appreciate more with the lighting coming in from JUST the right angle.
Paint work is as solid as anything you'd get these days. Smooth crisp applications and excellent masking work, along with well printed and applied decals. Of course, these are the guys who make Figma and I've generally been pretty happy with their work.
Finally Build Quality is, once again, what I'd expect from Good Smile Company. No glue residue or poor assembled parts that make you question your sanity. This is an older statue, however, and was made before industry wide standards to stop using soft plastics on sections of the body that are prone to bending. In this case, I found that her ankles had bent slightly, causing her to lean forward. Fortunately, a bit of hot water and some elbow grease allowed the situation to be rectified.
In conclusion, a very nicely painted statue of Motoko that shows off her beautiful character design without being overtly sexual, which is usually the sweet spot for me because it means I don't have to hide it from display. The only real problem is the leaning which was an industry wide thing.
So if you're a Ghost in the Shell fan and can find this at a price that doesn't give you acid reflux, just go for it.
Hunter Canyon Hike - off the beaten path, uncrowded and beautiful! Perfect for dogs, if spring is running.
Anna Maria Horner's Quick Change Trousers pattern from Handmade Beginnings. Brown Corduroy with tushie patches in Riley Blake's Wheels line
My Japchae isnt as handsome as Maangchi's ( www.maangchi.com/recipe/japchae ), but the taste is 짱!!!
This is a rare 1958 NSU Quickly Scooter that was on display at the museum.
Taken in the National Motor Museum, Birdwood, South Australia in 2013.
what's left of CR-172. this is the road where leatherface had his famous end-of-movie spaz out with the chainsaw. there is new and ugly-looking construction all around this location kinda making it hard to photograph. it's virtually unrecognizable from the film and really only worth the trip if you're a loser like me. and if you don't mind stepping in cow shit.
thinking about how to develop my 'quick' sketches especially in the context of travel sketching.
These are doodles that I have donethis morning at work on scrap paper while waiting for some drawings to print. I have some trip photos on my desktop changing every few minutes...so I have no idea when it will change so have to work FAST!
Lots of things floating around in my head (as usual) it is just hard to find the time to get them on paper!