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One of many quilts made by the group to the same pattern. This is Razz-ma-tazz by Pat Bartley. It was machine pierced and long arm quilted by Trudi Wood of Lincoln. The quilt was made in 2014 following a workshop with Gilli Theokritoff.
The pattern comprises strips of alternating isosceles triangles, the coloured ones pieced from three strips parallel to the base of the triangle, and the rows staggered. Alternately you could think of it of a patchwork of parallelograms. This colourway has a strong magenta-purple-royal blue-malachite-viridian colour scheme.
Parsnip thinks the last video of this didn't quite do justice to her, so she insisted on a new version..
today was a very sad and, at the same time, exciting day. it was my last day (at least full time) with plexus. i start a new position in atlanta on monday. this will bring a lot of changes in the coming months. i was very sad to leave my co-workers who have become friends (and family) over the past few years.
this was the going away cake they got me today. it's in the shape of the hurricane. "shawnami" is a nickname that started around the time of our trip to jamaica. they claimed that my voice low voice caused the tsunami in southern asia. "blew us off the internet" is a phrase we use a lot making fun of a past client.
Alajuela, 2012
Just for fun I made two shots of the same place, under the same light conditions (end of the day), at more or less the same distance and using the same point of focus (the steps). This is from my 16mp Sony DSLR with modern Zeiss Vario-Sonnar lens. The other one is from my Leica IIIf+Elmar 3.5cm (from 1937). Settings were "grosso modo" the same: 400 ISO, +-1/100sec, f5.6. But here I used a 24mm (+-) in order to have the same angle of view as the Elmar. That's why I obtain more DOF in this one. I didn't use tripod but that would be the best because obviously the Leica doen't have any image stabilisation system.
just a change of camera
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Nancy, France
The Renaissance and urban design of both Latin American and European cities is closely related. Around 15th and 16th many new European cities appeared, mainly in Italy, France and Germany. At the same time around the beginning of the 15th century, new cities were founded by the spaniards on Latin American soil. The role model of these cities are quite similar, all base on the Vitruvius' concept of architecture. The idea of the ideal City was "reborn" and is till now, the most flexible city system we have.
This series is a little overview of newly designed cities in Europe and Latin America, all build around the same time.
Washington, DC - 28th of April, 2014