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This is the scroll part of a very old violin that my Mom had as a kid. I guess it was old even when she got it. She had it repaired and restrung a few years back and it is playable, but nobody in our family plays the violin. I have it setting on top of my computer where I can see it everyday.
For Connie and everyone else who liked the scroll, here it is unrolled. And a book I forgot to put in the castle!
Decorative Finisher John Ardilla from Los Angeles applied Meoded Pearlas Velvet, Light Grey #15 paint to create a suede finish ceiling. He stenciled the 3D pattern in the center and frame of the ceiling. For beautiful products, finishes and ideas visit meodedpaint.com
Scroll detail. Calligraphy by Carole Foster of Running Dog Letters.
Blogged: www.allthingspaper.net/2013/12/paper-art-round-up.html
I needed a small project to work on while I fixed the tension on my scroll saw. I broke off the horse's leg (leave the dangly bits of a scroll saw project in place until nearly the end), but fixed the scroll saw tension issue. So overall, a win.
کاوه طومار ضحاک را پاره می کند
برگی از شاهنامه شاه تهماسبی
منسوب به محمد قدیمی گیلانی، حدود 1525-1530 ترسایی، موزه هنر های معاصر تهران
Kave tears Zahhak's Scroll
Attributed to Qadimi
Shah Tahmasb's Shahname
First half of 16 th century
Thehran Museum of Contemporary Art
Iran, Tabriz
یکی محضر اکنون بباید نوشت
که جز تخم نیکی سپهبد نکشت
نگوید سخن جز همه راستی
نخواهد به داد اندرون کاستی
زبیم سپهبد همه راستان
برآن کار گشتند همداستان
بر آن محضر اژدها ناگزیر
گواهی نوشتند برنا و پیر
هم آنگه یکایک ز درگاه شاه
برآمد خروشیدن دادخواه
ستم دیده را پیش او خواندند
بر نامدارانش بنشاندند
بدو گفت مهتر بروی دژم
که بر گوی تا از که دیدی ستم
خروشید و زد دست بر سر ز شاه
که شاها منم کاوهٔ دادخواه
یکی بیزیان مرد آهنگرم
ز شاه آتش آید همی بر سرم
تو شاهی و گر اژدها پیکری
بباید بدین داستان داوری
که گر هفت کشور به شاهی تراست
چرا رنج و سختی همه بهر ماست
شماریت با من بباید گرفت
بدان تا جهان ماند اندر شگفت
مگر کز شمار تو آید پدید
که نوبت ز گیتی به من چون رسید
که مارانت را مغز فرزند من
همی داد باید ز هر انجمن
Scroll of bass for Soutyh Africa Tour. I don't believe the neck and Scroll were original to bass body. Looked like from another bass to me.
Poetography... a weekly inspiration. This week's word is "Friendship" ..
In the language of Roses Yellow is for friendship...
To view other postings in The Theme GO HERE !!
Day 325/366 of Project 365 (Friday, 2020 November 20 - 194th consecutive daily photo): Scrolling down my computer screen is something my hands and fingers have become very accomplished at doing.
Flickr Lounge - Weekly Theme - Hands
This is why I always whisper
I'm a river with a spell
I like to hear but not to listen,
I like to say but not to tell"
Keren Ann
When I pipe an entire cake with scrollwork, I don't follow a particular pattern. I just try to keep the scrolls from facing each other as much as possible and I try not to leave a lot of space in between scrolls.
Some T.A.Z Visual Overhaul test shots. Nothing spectacular, just some regular landscape images :)
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From the video game The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim, heavily modded (e.g. countless 2K and 4K texture mods)
ENB (graphics mod) used:
T.A.Z Visual Overhaul by TAZ (tristan1974) v1.1 DLC version, binary v0.266.
Taken with FRAPS in .png format @ 3440x1440 (my monitor's native resolution). Slightly cropped (lossless) pre-flickr-upload, otherwise not edited and straight from the game.
On some shots, I used freecam or noclip and a custom FOV (console commands: tfc 1 for freecam, sucsm [value] for custom camera movement speed, tcl for noclip, fov [insert value] for the desired field of view) for an individual angle.
I also sometimes force weathers (console command for example: fw 10e1f2 for vanilla clear weather type)
If you have any questions (about mods for example), feel free to ask me ;)
Thank you for looking! :D
A re-shoot from the excellent workshop given by Greg Locke www.straylight.ca. For me the funniest part was when Greg asked if this was my son's idea. I sheepishly admitted that it was indeed my juvenile idea. That's me; the sophistication of a 12 year old!
A big thanks to my son. This was not easy to pose for and he endured two reshoots after the original one. Does he smile look a little pained?
Captured droplets of water from an antique scroll design of a fountain base located in a city park in Binondo, Manila, Philippines.
A pair of Kutani-yaki (Kutani ware) fūchin (hanging-scroll weights) decorated with kirin (Chinese unicorns), which are mythological beasts that resemble deer, with the scales of a dragon, and the long flowing tail of an ox.
A group photo in front of a Japanese scroll. The inscription on the photo says "T Akaboshi". This photo is from a found Japanese family album that I am scanning. I believe the photos to be from before WWII, but not sure of exact years.
This is is the same image as I uploaded last weekend, but with a little bit different treatment. If you load both images in different browser tabs and scroll till both images are on the same level, you can click back and forth from one tab to the other and see the differences.
Explore #500 on November 01, 2007 ~ Thank you!