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Green building concept − This green architectural concept is based on two criteria: (i) A “passive” energy requirement, utilising geothermal and other natural energy sources for heating and air conditioning. (ii) High biodiversity with minimal impact on the environment and fully integrated with the surrounding landscape.
Marshay Tyndle
Mayah Henderson
2020!
Titled: COVID-20
We have to add in our graphic designers and photos
Some sample pages from my self-published coloring book "Who's at the Zoo?" available on Etsy at www.etsy.com/listing/97449142/original-coloring-book-whos...
For every book sold $1.50 goes towards providing copies to kids at Seattle Children’s Hospital’s Autism Center.
Opening reception for Sample; Faculty/Staff Exhibition, September 12, 2013
By installing your artwork in the John Labatt Visual Arts Centre, you agree to have it photographed and release all rights in and consent to the use of this photo for all legal purposes. Would you like to see your work properly captioned? vrlibrary@uwo.ca
Some samples from the photo shoot for Anatomy Magazine.
For the whole shoot, check out: www.foryourenrichment.com/
where some teasers will be going up tomorrow, and:
to subscribe to the magazine
Sample images from the Nikon D3S at ISO 10,000 or higher. Sample images from the Nikon D3S at ISO 10,000 or higher.
Blackened stainless steel on left, blackened cold rolled mild steel on right, with a clear powder coat. 2 months outside.
Pattern: Spring in Oregon by Chrissy Gardiner
Source: Toe Up! by Chrissy Gardiner (book)
Yarn: Shibui Sock in Kiwi
Needles: US 1 / 2.25 mm
Sample knit for Chrissy's first book
Environmental sampling; monoliths are taken through exposed sections. These are analysed after excavation to find traces of plant pollen and insects. The type of plants and insects can tell us about the surrounding landscape when the pit was filled in.