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this "scribble shawl" is made from Louise Harding ribbon yarn and 100% mohair.

new tote from thrifted fabric. this stuff is crazy. the print is totally crayon scribble.

 

i'm trying to decide if i want to keep or sell. wait, i think i have fabric to make another... hmmm.

Sometimes it's nice to remember the "scribble" in Scribble Dolls 😉

scribbling under the sun on the sand

 

Credits: ulysses cabayao

loyola house of studies, ateneo de manila quezon city

email: ulysses.cabayao@gmail.com

 

Textures and patterns on a scribbly gum (Eucalyptus haemastoma).

Happy valentines day folks :)

Here is an etching I did for Keith today :) It means more than a card!!

*best viewed large for detail of etching :)

Playing with my sewing machine

i wish i had put shadows on those plants...i will go back and do that now, but online it will be how it was

and yes i know that doesnt really look like bob marley... he needs more wrinkles and texture i think. but i commited with pen.. so no going back and modifying

 

....picked up a 105mm VR Macro lens to replace my 60mm Macro that I have been using forever....

Brisbane artist, Renae Awen at work during the Scribble Slam Round Five, Kerbside, Fortitude Valley, 08 August 2013.

 

www.facebook.com/AwenArt

www.facebook.com/scribbleslam

Pattern in Mason-Dixon Knitting

based on Debbie New's scribble lace

Needles: Size 17

Yarn: KnitPicks Shimmer lace weight in Grape Jelly

and Noro Silk Mountain

I doodle when I'm bored. My Math notebook is nice to doodle at and sometimes, I don't really realize that I used almost half of the notebook until now. Hahaha, I kinda had the urge to clean my stuff already. =))

Shot this ad for Scribble Supply featuring Jordan Sharkey in an abandoned garden centre doing back tail bigspins!

BOOM!

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Am filling in my calendar with some stuff from March, because of the cool new pool 2007 Day-by-day - which started just a few days ago and has not yet caught up with the present: currently in the beginning of March. One pic per day only, first come first served. I'll probably not post these; just inspired to revisit my archives.

i dont even know what i'm writing...duh...

Ziemlich im Trend zur Zeit, nicht?

 

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Rakugaki 8

落書き 8

Japanische Papier

50 x 70 cm

Berlin 2012

porcelain, glaze, underglaze, oxide

13cm high

9cm wide

SCRIBBLY GUMS

 

Pure essence of the bush is distilled into the drawing. I want these vessels to bring the wild tang of the eucalyptus forest to the civilised ritual of drinking tea, to capture first the smoky rays of sun touching the tops of the eucalyptus, the cool damp smell of the dew and the "wheeeeeeee- CRACK" of the whip bird's call.

 

A yunomi is simply defined as a ceramic drinking vessel with a turned foot that is taller than it is wide. They are used in Japan for everyday drinking and are often sold in pairs. The pairs are not identical but complimentary with decoration and shape differing slightly, the larger cup being the "husband" and the smaller the "wife"."

    

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1. Your name/username.

2. Left-handed or right-handed?

3. Favorite letters to write?

4. Least favorite letters to write?

5. Write "The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog."

6. Tag 6 people

 

I've hereby inflict this meme upon....

 

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one pencil made all these marks.

These are steel reaming broaches that I use to enlarge the hole of a clock or watch hand so that it may fit onto an arbor or canon pinon. I use a pin vice that clamps on via an adjustable chuck to hold the broach, For small watch hands I have a special vice that has an assortment of different size holes to pick from. The hand is placed over the hole needed for sizing then I screw down the vice so the hand will not move once I start to ream with the broach.

 

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Dont know what these flowers are, but they are almost hidden by the snow

Profile of a Scribbled Rockcod (Epinephelus undulatostriatus). Fly Point, Port Stephens, NSW

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