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By Phin Murphy, Sinatra Murphy & Andrew Hogg Design
Scale melds the themes of water, movement and marine heritage via the narrative of the epic migration of the Short Finned Eel (Anquila Australis).
Underside of the scales. Oh, I folded it using my graph paper for math and notes. :) It was the first time folding the pattern from Lang's book.
elements of visual thinking project. the prompt was "scale" I made a small-scaled "city" and using a projector and my computer's built in camera (and a bit of anthony mattox's IM magic) projected live video of my classmates interacting with (and eventually destroying) the city. the projection was on the opposite wall as the city, so people interacting with it could view it on a larger scale right in front of them.
unfortunately, all other documentation seems to have been lost, so I just have these screenshots.
In the wet, dirty streets of Kampong Khlaeng
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Karl Womack's model aircraft are showcased during this annual event. Featured at www.ModelAviation.com/sha2014
1/48 Scale T-72 Main Battle Tank with Iraqi paint and markings. I did not airbrush the paint to make it more like many tank examples I have seen up close. Most of the tanks are painted in the field using brushed on paint so I put on several coats to give it that look.
