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Replicator Foot with Grip Pad - www.thingiverse.com/thing:24183
The rubber feet kept falling off my Replicator, and I only found three during a recent move. So, I printed out better ones that actually stay attached to the Replicator!
Replicating a confectionary with different materials, looking into hard line in contrast with soft form. september 2009
Shallow depth replication of #4, this is my favorite shot of all of the replications. I tried both of my lenses and had to squeeze my body into a corner to get the right amount of space to capture her cute feet. (Feet that are HUGE now...time goes so fast!)
This CD cover I used was Fiona Apple’s album called “Tidal”. I chose this CD cover because of the beauty and simplicity of it. I loved how the photographer captured this photo with all the blue and white hues in it. The photographer for the album is Nathaniel Goldberg. Goldberg is a fashion photographer. His works include photos from Italy, Utah, Bangkok and Alaska. Goldberg has also done many covers of Vogue, Hermes and DKNY.
To recreate this photo I used a picture of my sister. I angled it and changed the color of her eyes. I added more white to this photo. I also added lots of brightness and lowered the contrast. I also cropped the photo so her face was more in the image.
To make my own rendition of this photo, I used a photo of my sister holding water in her hand. I added the word tidal in the middle of her hands to make it look like it is floating on water. I edited her hands and added lots of brightness.
Just ran across this, linked to from my own site, and it occurred to me it could vanish like so many other images.
I like it.
It came from here: moblog.co.uk/blogs/89/moblog_888b7e5f9f657.jpg
This is a replication or reproduction of another brother's work. His name is Abdul Muizz Anwar. This replication added some Abstract Expressionist and Architectural elements.
Though men have from of old competed with each other to build the tallest and most elaborate buildings or cities. That is not what I suggest here. I was actually just messing around.