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A really interesting erratic, probably used as a sheep shelter. The hanging central rock looked very precarious.
July 2013
This is a final piece from a 'Scales' project. It is 19 by 19.5 inches. I began the project by specifically studying scales of lizards and snakes but then moved on to other animal skins such as feathers. I experimented with many different materials and styles throughout the project which I wanted to demonstrate in my final piece. I aimed to communicate textures and patterns of animal skins in different ways. The materials I used were pencil, fine liner and water colour.
Unused wet market stall in Shek Tong Shui - they left the scales, a pair of wellingtons, and flip flops
Part of the Architecture Society/Foundation, they have a map of Downtown made to Scale, it can be seen from E Jackson BLVD almost at Michigan.
green corrosion on scale.
unsigned octant, 1850-1900, acc. no, 2004.0164
Canada Science and Technology Museum
Masters of Scale's Early-stage Founder event at Hotel Kabuki in San Francisco on Monday, Oct. 21, 2024. (Photo by Nicole Nico Henderson/ Slava Blazer Photography)