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A photographic record of the making process involved in creating a replicable component.

 

From foam model, to plaster mould and slip casting to kiln firing.

Calibrating the Makerbot Replicator and first test print.

Makerbot Replicator 2 Closed Source 3d Printer

Replication of Benjamins photo, however instead of the atomic issues that Benjamin used, I used a major topic today gun control. That is what the newspaper means and where there are bullets.

Replicated in cut crystal.

Replicated based off a photograph, 2012.

I love how it looks like he's leaving his soul behind in this one.

A photographic record of the making process involved in creating a replicable component.

 

From foam model, to plaster mould and slip casting to kiln firing.

haa ni aku belajar ngan naruto...replication teknik....hebat tak aku...ekekekk

Rias Replication Art for Sale, online canvas print for sale at www.riasreplicationart.co.za

Render created with Vectorworks, Artlantis Studio, and Photoshop.

3200 ISO. Didn't have much of a choice in this type of lighting.

Replicating Cyberdoug's shot of a few weeks ago

Meant to replicate a scene from the 1989 Batman movie, seeing as how one can use the actual Bat-Mobile from the movie in free roam after the story is completed. I was able to center the bat symbol on the wheel-well at the bottom left crash-point, but the space around it is quite open.

Ben from Replicator, a little blurry.

replications of the original 13th century mosaics, installed when the original apse was 'remodeled' / the apse was rebuilt in the later 19thy century

 

Basilica of St. Jon Lateran - Rome

  

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A photographic record of the making process involved in creating a replicable component.

 

From foam model, to plaster mould and slip casting to kiln firing.

Blurred motion replicating number 8.

From the replica series.. taken thru the reflection of a steel ball.. everything looked the same...

Center the nail, fold the legs down 90 degrees.

Chain replication promises a high throughput, linearizable, robust replication technique with minimal overhead to tolerate failures with only f+1 nodes. But, what's the reason for so many systems choosing alternative techniques such as quorum-based or state machine replication? In this talk, we talk through a history of chain replication, starting with the original work from 2004 by van Renesse and Schneider. We will look at the various systems built using chain replication: Hibari, FAWN-KV, and CRAQ. We'll explore safer designs of chain replication, such as the elastic replication work in 2013, and finally look a new and unique designs of chain replication, such as Basho's Machi system.

 

replicating the Villa Tugendhat using pen and watercolours

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