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Since I have so much sewing to do for the upcoming Patchwork Show in Santa Ana on May 24th, I'm teaching Sibigiri how to replicate herself!
ODC: Attempt to replicate something that has been on ODC explore
There are so many beautiful, inspiring, creative photos in Our Daily Challenge Group2 that have made it to Explore. I am impressed and awed every single day by ALL the entries in the group. For this challenge I chose to replicate Blinde 8's something vintage photo (beautiful!). Who can resist a little bling?
See her photo in comments.
"Food Replicator Down For Maintenance"
Tribbles are going to keep getting in through the air vents until these Constitution-class starships are redesigned to prevent this from happening, as it did once again at ConVergence in Bloomington, Minnesota.
I'm still waiting for my chicken sandwich and coffee.
Replicating one of the biggest saga-ending panels in Kinnikuman manga history.
Their hugging isn't homoerotic, it's because they just managed to out-wrestle bad guys who could alter earth's gravitational field and reverse time. And somehow they won with wrestling moves. Wow!
kinnikuman is silly, but I love it.
A replication of one of Francesca Woodman's photos, I had to study her work and recreate in for my photography class. This was taken in my garage, and is badly edited due to the amount of time, and the fact that she never edited with photoshop or whatever, so in a way the bad editing is a monument to her ignorance of editing techniques.
Denna video visar uppackningen och demonstration av en MakerBot Replicator personliga FDM 3D-skrivare.
Vi är svenska återförsäljare av personliga 3D-skrivare. Kontakta info@creativetools.se eller 035-77 77 880 för mer information.
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This video shows the unboxing, setup and a short demonstration of the MakerBot Replicator personal 3D printer.
We are Swedish resellers of MakerBot. (info@creativetools.se / +46 35-77 77 880)
This is the replication of cells early in the history of life. Was this one of the earliest kinds of life on earth? Maybe.
mr nokkon wood drawn with my Bic four-colour biro.
round the edge
Prokaryotic bacteria ruled the world for 3 billion years!
Those bugs can muyltiply 'n grow 'n grow.
Replication learn's a so 'n so.
Millennium Monument, Millennium Park, 2004, replication of a monument that stood here from 1917 to 1953; in front of One Prudential Plaza (Naess & Murphy, 1955) and the Aon Center, formerly the Standard Oil Building (Edward Durrell Stone, Perkins & Will, 1973)
© Stephanie Fysh 2006; all rights reserved
I'm reading a book about cell biology and this is how they say our cells replicate
mr nokkon wood is drawn with my Bic four-colour biro.
round the edge
Eukaryotic - sex - plants, fungi, animals
Eukaryotic cells advanced 'n new.
Build plants 'n beasts, make nature true.
This image is intentionally tuned to replicate the poster of the movie "Big Fish" - a movie that we'd like to recommend to you all.
Digital images simply do not do justice to the 500+ rare, original posterson view now at Rennert’s Gallery (26 W 17th Street, two blocks west of Union Square). They cannot replicate the vastness of these lithographs, the boldness of their imagery, their eye-popping colors, and the exquisite detail placed into every square centimeter.
Featured Works:
Hohlwein's Mercedes, Gyarmarthy's Josephine Baker poster for the Folies Bergere, a giant maquette by Loupot promoting leather goods, and the extremely rare large format poster of the second panel of Cassandre's famed Dubonnet tryptich.
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The shoreline has attracted mankind throughout the pages of time, where water and land meet people gather. Whether to fish, bath, exercise, embark on a journey or to eat, man’s fascination with the watery unknown has kept our curiosity peaked. Ever more so in the present day do we see this with many beach front hotels and waterfront dinning places almost anywhere we turn Being near or in view of the shore is something of a natural beauty unable to be replicated anywhere but within that exclusive vantage point. Paving Stone Select was requested to bring subtle, unique, and one of a kind nautical theme to a small eatery on the North Shore of Long Island that would hold up and last in the harsh sea salt environment, while giving patrons that one of a kind view while enjoying their meal. With help from the Gappsi design team the goal of this design was to create a diverse area for outdoor seating for patrons to enjoy meals and expand the restaurants ability to serve inside and out. Not only did they want a functional area but they asked for something to set them apart from other eateries in Cold Spring Harbor New York, 11724. One of Paving Stone Selects strongest attribute is creativity and never taking no for an answer. When challenged with something new the design team was able to deliver, a custom inlay of a eight point nautical star compass. With a mental vision and a printed example the creative masons were able to use four by eight Nicolock Holland Stones in both charcoal and red and individually cut each stone to create a three dimensional looking nautical star compass. Surrounding the custom inlay is Nicolock Fire Island Blend Paver that ties the whole patio together. Installation of these paving stones are done traditionally by doing an eight inch excavation and using an RCA base which then one inch bed of sand is screeted to the desirable height and pitch where the paving stones are set upon. Once the entire installation has been completed a small plate compactor is used to set the stones in place and polymeric sand fill the joints giving a clean finished look that will last for years. Another challenge that was needed to overcome in this design is the meeting of old and new. The restaurant has an outdoor bar area that had gotten paving stones put in a few years before the new addition was claimed. The design team tackled that challenge by picture framing the new patio in a solider course pattern with the charcoal four by eights. This helps distinguish between the separate areas between the bar and the Al-fresco dining area. Once completed the custom inlay was the highlight of the establishment enjoyed and admired from patrons and staff alike. The picturesque view of the harbor and its many sail boats combined with the custom nautical star compass inlay took a magnificent view and turned it into an extraordinary experience for many to enjoy.
Replicated their 2.5 inch air freshener cans into 6 inch cakes. All edible, decorated in fondant with painted details.
This image is a replication of Moholy-Nagy's painting "AXL II2". I used adobe photoshop to create this interesting replication that focuses on lines and the way they intersect with each other to create art. The recreation features a bold, black circle which acts as a contrast to the rest of the straight lines and slightly lighter colour pallet of the rest of the painting.
Replicating the illustrious steeple of the Motherhouse Chapel, which peaks through the arbors of the campus and overlooks the city, the new Marjorie Jordan Carillon Plaza and clock tower serves as the campus' centerpiece. The carillon chimes the hour between 7:00 a.m. and midnight. It plays liturgical music on the half-hour until 9:30 p.m., and the Hymn to the Incarnate Word every day at 3:00 p.m. The liturgical music changes with the season, and there is music for special occasions. The clock's faces and stained glass are illuminated at dusk.
Tecnomatix 12 makes it easy to replicate complete continuous process operations based on relative part location, even within the same part or assembly.
some of my work at renegade. photos by rose. check out her blog. it makes me hungry. www.simranbakehouse.blogspot.com/
Our client loves Vladimir Kagan designs. She and her husband brought their vision to life using the artists & craftsmen Design Services of Charlotte. We created a mock up of this sofa, placed onsite, perfected the curves and height of the sofa the built a sturdy hardwood frame, upholstered in velvet.
Denna video visar uppackningen och demonstration av en MakerBot Replicator personliga FDM 3D-skrivare.
Vi är svenska återförsäljare av personliga 3D-skrivare. Kontakta info@creativetools.se eller 035-77 77 880 för mer information.
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This video shows the unboxing, setup and a short demonstration of the MakerBot Replicator personal 3D printer.
We are Swedish resellers of MakerBot. (info@creativetools.se / +46 35-77 77 880)
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The top view is a still from the Children of Men trailer, which can be viewed at the movie's website.
Admittedly, this isn't a very good comparison photograph because you can only make out the WHSmith signage at the rear of the shot. But I've tried to replicate as best I can the angle from the trailer. I suspect the cafe was mocked up in (i) an alleyway that runs off Fleet Street, or (ii) the pub next door. It's this cafe/pub that is blown up in the film.
Replicate Designs produces Architectural Scale Models and Custom Displays along with props for advertising, movies and more.
One of the main successes of HICAP has been as a source of learning. While there have been many notable results from the pilots, action research, science and outreach activities, the programme has also provided valuable lessons for the development of future programmes working for adaptation and resilience-building in the HKH region and beyond.
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This photo has been graciously provided to be used in the GRID-Arendal resources library by: Hisham Ashkar
Replicating a P-51 which shot down a US C-47 into the ocean to prevent its landing on a field captured by the enemy. My photo does not show the US "Kill" flag applied to the nose area. All on the C-47 survived and were rescued. Displayed in the Pima Air Museum.
A boy playing in a box in a Market in Historic Quito. Shot with the SLR Magic 35mm t/1.4 on a Sony NEX-5N
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