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asymmetric
pseudo poncho
tunica dress top
hard to top
radical kamikaze knitting
sensitive Dada knitting
intuitive guerilla knitting
whimsical nonsense knitting
a supermodel´s nightmare
due to
infinite wearing options
a tribute to divas
who are not afraid
to self- express
Awesome mushroom hat @ the Heavy Petting Zoo Stage.
I love the “Weird As F*ck 2024” ribbons.
25th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 21 September, 2024.
Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.
When I first laid eyes on Ms. K. here I immediately asked permission for a photo. I had about ten seconds to squeeze off two shots before K's bus pulled up and my photo opportunity got on the bus. I like this even if it's not exactly what I was hoping for, a well-lit, nicely-composed and properly-exposed street portrait. So I edited this later on my home computer using Adobe Photoshop Lightroom. See this image LARGEr here: www.flickr.com/photos/mikeygottawa/7314884600/sizes/o/
Thanks for this Kanasda. Here's comes your bus. See you later.
… with caution tape & a giant pair of scissors.
Definitely wɘird
24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.
Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.
asymmetric
pseudo poncho
tunica dress top
hard to top
radical kamikaze knitting
sensitive Dada knitting
intuitive guerilla knitting
whimsical nonsense knitting
a supermodel´s nightmare
due to
infinite wearing options
a tribute to divas
who are not afraid
to self- express
Artist/engineer Gregg Fleishman has been working with slotted plywood and geometry for over 40 years to create fantastical objects that span the worlds of furniture, vehicles, and large scale structures. During that time, he happened upon a previously unrecognized key to spacial geometry - what he calls the Lost Triangle of Pythagoras.
In this rare glimpse inside the mind and studio of this iconic artist, he takes us through both his own storied history and shares the essence of his discovery.
Gregg Fleishman and the Lost Triangle of Pythagoras
from Justin Gunn
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As the saga of my packing continues, I decided to take my daily photo today with one of my most prized works of art. I found this gem at the Vatican Museum, in the way to view the Sistine Chapel, while in Rome. It is a lith-silkscreen on hand made paper. I carefully carried it on the rest of my trip and then brought it home and had it professionally framed. I really like the end result and it means so much to me.
My undergrad degree is in Art History and I spent 3 weeks traveling through Italy and France to see a great deal of the art work I had studied in college. So many masterpieces brought me to tears.
Michelangelo is one of my 3 most favorite artists of all time. I bought opera glasses so I could use them in the Sistine Chapel to be able to view all of the detail of the ceiling and the wall. I must have sat there for an hour as groups filed in and left, while the guard kept repeating "Silenzio" as these slack-jawed travelers walked into this sacred chapel talking loudly, looking up, and moving on.
With this shot, I pay homage to the Italian Master!
Michelangelo di Lodovico Buonarroti Simoni
Cappella Sistina
La Sibilla Delfica
The Delphic Sibyl
litoserigrafia d'arte su carta a mano
lith-silkscreen on hand made paper
La nostra carta e fabbricata a mano secondo antichi metodi Prepariamo un impasto maceranndo e sfibrando la canapa a cui aggiungiamo altri vegetali, terre e pigmenti naturali Il foglio si forma a letaio e si asciuga all'aria; viene decorato a mano e stampato con techniche d'arte
This product is made with hand crafted paper using the centuries old technique of soaking the hemp and then mixing it with other plant fibers, earthen materials, and natural pigments. The paper mixture is spread on a frame to flatten and then dried in open air. The new paper is then worked by hand and printed with the art image.
FreeStyleFabricKnitting
elaborate use of crocheted ornaments
& floral sculptures
And an amused friend.
More cute socks!
24th Annual How Wɘird Street Faire, 14 October, 2023.
Howard Street, San Francisco, CA.
One of the many transient pieces of art which adorn the walls of Leeside Skatepark in Vancouver, BC Canada. This park is named and dedicated to Lee Matasi December 27, 1981 - December 3, 2005
A tribute website to Lee can be found here
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