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Yum Yum…. Custard Scrolls. I fell in love with Custard Scrolls when the bakery franchise ‘Bakers Delight’ started popping up everywhere – quite a few years ago now. The price for the sweet bun has been steadily on the increase and while still a fairly reasonable price I keep thinking I could be making a dozen of them at home for just a little more then the price of one.
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This is the box that I made for Dakuan from Ninja Scroll. Color scheme was based on the Japanese flag and the imagery was taken loosely from imagery from the story.
Self-color floral pattern in glossy finish is printed over every item and makes up for the base design of this product. A see thru cut-out on front of card covered with clear plastic, makes room for name of bride and groom or Event name. Round wooden bars are used to give an ethnic look. Scroll is also printed with same pattern all over with space for text on one side.
Hooked by Sally Ballinger?
Designer: Jane McGown Flynn
Teacher: Self
Pattern is copyrighted
Pattern available from Honey Bee Hive Designs
Edited ukiyo-e scroll titled Hell Scroll (Nara version), probably for it's rather fantastic depiction (and description, none of which I can read) of the artists imaginings of the less pleasant part of after life, should you have beliefs in that area.
Image source: Wikipedia
Song dynasty (960 - 1279)
Silk and metallic thread tapestry (kesi) with a pattern of birds and flowers
Khohe monghe tngri-iin huchun-dor Khatun Rowan Berran McDowell-u sechen uyangghalig-a uge-iin dagau Khagan Logan Ebonwolf–un dagu hogulai-iin gajar agula usu-ii dorhin-a. Teiimu buhun isehei togurgatan bolun bida-i dagan chihi talbin bui arad tumen-achi tusa-tai Khulan Chagan-i egnege-degen elsegulsuge. Ter hu Khagan Khatun nar-dor Mongol teuhe uralig zoyol-u arigun yehe surbulji-iin ehin egusburi bolon-eche gadan-a erdem-iyen busud gajar nutug-un arad tumen-du tugegeduge. Teiime-dor bida Chagan-i Khotan Shibagu-iin engnege-dor onodor-eche elsegtun.
Terugen sar-a-i hoyar-un edor Siruin Khulugan-a jil.
Let the ground shake and the mountains tremble at the words of His Majesty Logan Ebonwolf, inspired by the wisest under the Eternal Blue Sky, Rowan Berran McDowell, Queen. All those who dwell in felt tents and foreign strangers pay heed that we wish to recognize Chagan Khulan for her loyalty and service. She brings much honor to her Khan and our Crown with her profound knowledge of Mongol culture, customs, and art which she freely spreads to people throughout many Lands.
To this end, with much rejoicing, We do induct her into the Order of the Pelican.
Second day of the first month of the earth rat year.
Old script translation provided by Bambarghoa, called Mendee with help from Luigi Kapaj, called Puppy
Scroll done with honor by Dame Olwen the Odd
while waiting for ceremony to begin...I was clicking away and trying to be artistic (ha ha).
Since I was the first one inside, I was invited to sit/kneel down on the mat facing the the kettle and the brazier. The decoration of the room is in simple taste with a pretty flower arrangement and a calligraphy scroll that represents the theme of the tea ceremony.
The recipient of the scroll very kindly allowed me to take a photo with me after the court in which it was awarded. She seems pleased with it!
Fondant icing with scrolling inspired by the wedding invitation (complete with sugar diamonds to mimic the rhinestones of the invitation!) and fuschia fondant border.
Clients: Stephanie and Joseph
Venue: Hiddenbrooke Golf Club - Vallejo, CA
Flavor: Pink Champagne
National Museum: Painting and Scroll Gallery. Complete indexed photo collection at WorldHistoryPics.com.
Scroll for Baronial Chivalry Champion
Inspired by Harley MS 3244, Folio 59 bestiary.ca/beastimage/img2139.jpg
Words are by myself:
To all seeing these presents, the nobles and gentles of the Rhydderich Hael wish the enjoyment of perpetual peace. Since those things which are done lapse with the passage of time, and unless they are corroborated by written testimony, will easily slip the memories of men, and be changed, we wish it to be known to all people both now and in the future that we, Magnus and Murigel, 11th Baron and Baroness of the Rhydderich Hael, for the preservation of that true nobility and the constant courtesy we have in {_________________________}, have named him/her as the Baronial Chivalry Champion. Therefore, in order that no calumny may arise in the future, and in order that all doubt may be removed, we have strengthened this gift of ours, corroborating it in writing and with our hands at Baronial Champs, the 29th day of May, AS51.
Inspired by the Grant of a House at Riga to the Men of Lübeck, 1231
Photo © 2012 Elizabeth Regnier
Based on a Leaf from an Antiphonary, Italy, Padua, 1500-1511. Original is an historiated initial S with St. Paul, by Antonio Maria da Villafora (1469-1511)
As found in Leaves of Gold: Manuscript Illumination from Philadelphia Collections (Philadelphia Museum of Art)
p. 185, img 64
ISBN 0-87633-144-4
Scroll by Kayleigh McWhyte, OL
Words by Ryan McWhyte, OP
This invitation is a cute size box with a scroll. Box has golden ornate design all over in hot foil stamping. Scroll also has golden hot foil border on the edges. Golden bars and gold tassel give finishing touch.
The No.19 service to Conwy? Not quite, the blinds were in the process of being changed as W193 CDN (393) sat at Llandudno after arriving from Llanrwst on 'variation' route No.19A (via Rowen and Llanrhos).
23rd May 2009.
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David Chipperfield STICKS AND STONES
Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin
Opening - Mittwoch, 01. OKTOBER 2014 - 20:00 Uhr
02. Oktober 2014 - 31. Dezember 2014
STICKS AND STONES ist ein Prolog auf die denkmalgerechte Sanierung der Neuen Nationalgalerie in Berlin, die das Büro David Chipperfield Architects mit Beginn des Jahres 2015 durchführen wird. Den Universalraum der oberen Glashalle verwandelt der britische Architekt David Chipperfield für drei Monate in eine Säulenhalle aus 144 (bzw. 143) Baumstämmen.
Die Veranstaltung ist die letzte Ausstellungseröffnung vor der sanierungsbedingten Schließung der Neuen Nationalgalerie.
Der Museumsbau von Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969) beeindruckt auch gut 50 Jahre nach Fertigstellung durch seine moderne Stringenz, die wesentlich durch die besondere Dachkonstruktion geprägt ist. Das scheinbar freischwebende Stahldach wird von acht außenliegenden Stahlsäulen getragen und ermöglicht so den stützenfreien Innenraum von 2500 qm. Von dem englischen Kinderreim „Sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me“ leiht sich Chipperfield nur den eingängigen Anfang, um auf zwei wesentliche Elemente des Mies-Baus, aber auch der Architektur im Allgemeinen zu verweisen: Säulen oder Stützen („Sticks“) und Steine („Stones“).
Mit entrindeten Fichtenstämmen, die in dichtem Raster gestellt gut acht Meter hoch vom Granitfußboden zum Stahldachtragwerk reichen, lenkt David Chipperfield den Blick auf Grundfragen des Bauens. Visuell ihrer statischen Funktion entledigt, werden Mies van der Rohes Dachstützen gleichermaßen zum Exponat wie die Baumstämme. Zwischen den Stämmen und den Stützen, zwischen Natur und Architektur spannt sich ein Feld, das die lange Kulturgeschichte der Säule umfasst. Vor dem Hintergrund der bevorstehenden Restaurierung der Neuen Nationalgalerie ist der Stützenwald zugleich eine Verneigung vor dem großen Vorgänger Mies van der Rohe und eine Metapher für die kommende Baustelle.
Den Besuchern dieser begehbaren Installation bietet sich ein Raumerlebnis mit stark assoziativer Kraft. Im Mittelpunkt des Stützenwaldes befindet sich eine „Lichtung“, ein quadratischer, 200 qm großer Platz, wo architekturbezogene, interdisziplinäre Veranstaltungen stattfinden werden, u.a. das Festival of Future Nows des Instituts für Raumexperimente der Universität der Künste Berlin unter der Leitung von Olafur Eliasson.
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David Chipperfield STICKS AND STONES
Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin
Opening - Wednesday, 01 OCTOBER 2014 - 20:00
02 October 2014 - 31 December 2014
STICKS AND STONES is a prologue to the refurbishment of the Neue Nationalgalerie in Berlin, which will be realised by David Chipperfield Architects at the beginning of 2015. For three months, British architect David Chipperfield will transform the universal space of the upper glass hall into a columned hall made of 144 (or 143) tree trunks.
The event is the last exhibition opening before the Neue Nationalgalerie closes for refurbishment.
The museum building by Ludwig Mies van der Rohe (1886-1969) still impresses a good 50 years after completion with its modern stringency, which is essentially characterised by the special roof construction. The seemingly free-floating steel roof is supported by eight external steel columns, allowing for a column-free interior of 2500 square metres. Chipperfield borrows only the catchy beginning of the English nursery rhyme "Sticks and Stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me" to refer to two essential elements of the Mies building, but also of architecture in general: Columns or supports ("sticks") and stones ("stones").
With debarked spruce trunks arranged in a dense grid a good eight metres high from the granite floor to the steel roof structure, David Chipperfield draws attention to the fundamental questions of building. Visually stripped of their static function, Mies van der Rohe's roof supports become as much an exhibit as the tree trunks. Between the trunks and the columns, between nature and architecture, a field spans the long cultural history of the column.Against the backdrop of the upcoming restoration of the Neue Nationalgalerie, the forest of columns is both a tribute to the great predecessor Mies van der Rohe and a metaphor for the upcoming construction site.
Visitors to this walk-in installation are offered a spatial experience with strong associative power. At the centre of the Stützenwald is a "clearing", a square 200 square metres in size, where architecture-related, interdisciplinary events will take place, including the Festival of Future Nows organised by the Institute for Spatial Experiments at the Berlin University of the Arts under the direction of Olafur Eliasson.
www.smb.museum/en/exhibitions/detail/david-chipperfield-s...
raumexperimente.net/en/single/festival-of-future-nows/
davidchipperfield.com/exhibitions/sticks-and-stones-an-in...
A piece of public art in Bede Park this large, ceramic scroll bears a map of the city.
Being an obsessive cartography nerd I photographed around the whole thing and threw together a compilation here.
Group Captain Tone Baker OBE, Station Commander RAF Cosford, receives Freedom of the Borough scroll from Councillor Alan Taylor, Mayor of Dudley
Today the Jodo Mission of Hawaii saw the return of its hand-painted Japanese hanging scroll. At least 60 years old and the second largest such artifact in Hawaii, it was fully restored by skilled Japanese artisans under the direction of Japan Memorial Corporation's Tatsuji Maeda, who presented the restoration work to the Jodo Mission board this morning. This prized artwork will be carefully stored and only displayed in the temple maybe twice a year. I'd love to hear from anyone who knows more about these scrolls, it was certainly an education for us (and a substantial investment).
Inspired by stained tea bags I used for a wall hanging I did titled "The Dead Tea Scrolls" - this is a collection of photographs of tea bags that might be used in my next installation.
Standing waiting for a bus has never been such fun ! Every 5 seconds this advertising panel scrolls rounds, day and night - especially at night, it whooshes round when there is no one there to see it...or does it ?
Oh well, i’ve been fascinated with this scrolling led signs, some uses all text like “Welcome to Cafe Helenas” or “Thank you! Come Again”. There are times that scrolling led signs are use to promote and tell passerby’s that hey “We are on sale” on a certain product or service.
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