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Tutor's comment: "The furniture and accessories chosen for this room are very appropriate to the scheme - the chairs and sofa being contemporary in style and the colour scheme works very well with the window treatments. I noticed that you have used the same fabric for the stools as you have for the roller blinds, this is not recommended! There is so much choice on the market that I think your client would be disappointed if you didn't present something a little bit more creative and different. However I like the introduction of orange as accent colour It certainly adds depth to the overall scheme". 26/30
Sample textile design from 9-week "Exploring Surface Design" course at The Art League School in Alexandria, taught by Julie Booth.
Techniques: twisted resist, lace print
Spring 2010
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400TX Sample Images
Shot on Kodak 400TX and developed in Replenished XTOL with Rotary agitation at 24C for 6:00. Fixed with Kodak Fixer.
Standard Simple Image Tools scan and linearization with 0.56 Contrast Index.
Camera/Lens: Canon EOS-1n, Sigma 35mm ART Prime.
Beauty From the Earth Glitter samples, surprisingly enough Lime Crime sold me the exact same ones a few months earlier, and that Doe scammer charged $12 per tiny pot. If only I found these guys first :( Drama llama
Chronological Resume Sample are really dumbfounding illustrations of Resume and Cover Letter for the all inclusive community who are separating for course to fulfilling the enrollment in applying livelihoods and other formal need. These resume structures are in like path made to be adaptable so...
This is the sample sock that was photographed for the "Sock Innovation" book by Cookie A.
Pattern: Rick
Source: Sock Innovation by CookieA
Yarn: Blue Moon Fiber Arts Socks That Rock lightweight; Brick
Needles: US 1.5 / 2.5 mm
Lt. Sepia old sample on the left with the new sample of the same center left. this was on th eold Kona fabric. it will print slightly different on the new whiter Kona.
'Natural - Cockle & Scallop' is made from the shell of sea crustations. We use shell from a locally sourced seafood supplier in the seaside town of Whitstable in Kent in England. The shells go through a thorough treatment process where they are cleaned and broken down into the correct size. The shell is then mixed with a two pack epoxy resin and non absorbant fine powder. The Cockle & Scallop mix is traditionally hand troweled to a depth of approx 6-10mm and is ground to a fine polish using diamond grinding blades which are fed by a constant feed of recycled water. The floor has a stunningly natural seamless aesthetic and is very hard wearing whilst being completely smooth to the touch and under foot. Ttura 'Natural - Cockle & Scallop' is naturally slip resistant and is available in any choice of RAL or BS 4800 background resin colour.
A sample map of a sphere with courses between the different worlds (A-F).
The areas 1-3 will probably see more spelljamming traffic since several routes overlap there.
Consequently, these are the places where pirates will lurk - and thus other ships will patrol to guard the routes against pirates.