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A quick scribble on the sewing machine.... very enjoyable.
I have made the eyes out of the inside of old envelopes. I usually have a pile of these on one side when I'm painting and I clean my brushes on them.
These recent cards are not ones I intend to sell as they have been very quicky made out of scraps.
The truth is that I am in the middle of a difficult "Evolution" project and these cards are a way of lightening up ( and practicing work avoidance).
They will go on my stock pile for use when a quick note is called for.
Human parotid glands contain acinar cells that secrete water and digestive enzymes into the lumens of the hierarchical salivary ductal tree. Ductal cells are highly polarized and are abundant in scribble proteins (red) known to associate with polarization complexes in epithelial cells. The polarized ductal system and acini are surrounded by basement membranes highlighted by basally located β1 integrin anchoring proteins (green). Organization of human salivary stem/progenitor cells (hS/PCs) expressing scribble and β1 integrin in our 3D culture system is a critical step in our mission to assist in the relief of xerostomia, or dry mouth, in head and neck cancer patients who have received radiation treatment.
This image was chosen as a winner of the 2016 NIH funded research image call.
Credit: Danielle Wu, Farach-Carson Lab at Rice University
Kiona Millirons presented the first GLARt program Scribbling is drawing. The children had fun coloring and listening to two stories. The parents learned the importance of scribbling and how it leads into drawing and writing the letters of the alphabet.
Willy Porter played two amazing sets with keyboardist/pianist David Adler (a hilarious guy and musical genius in his own right) at the Ram's Head Live in Annapolis. The only flash allowed is from the performers themselves, so I had to work with the available light, which also happens to be the title of a terrific WP song.
Eventually, this picture will be a blog entry subtitled, "Willy Porter Doesn't Love Me." It's sad, really.
I love Willy Porter. I believe I have mentioned that many times over the years.
This title is a reference to a comedian who made fun of rock and roll guitar players, describing their riffs as "scribbly scrabbly do!" Willy's more refined than that—and way better than just a "do."
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Also sometimes known as a leatherjacket. These can grow up to a metre or so in length. Masoplod Marine Sanctuary, near Dauin, Philippines