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This pullover features a playful wintry colorwork sequence in the yoke followed by some easy stripes. It's worked top-down, seamlessly, including the pocket and the collar. Sizing in unisex, so that you and your man can be matchy during that upcoming ski vacation :) Shown in Plucky Knitter Scholar 2.0
Dream Sequence Part 2(3)
This should feel more like that moment where you are about to be in REM. A little dreamier than before.
Ballerina/Model: Lindsey Miller
MUA: Joanna Macdonald
Photographer: Tristan Pope @ Tristan Pope Photography
See the Behind the Scenes Sneak Peak video here:
Website: tristanpope.com/
My bro Kris at this place called NewTown jumping a small rythm section. ive worked on this for a bit and still have some ways to go with the color corrections but i got tired. maybe sometime ill finnish it
finally figured out how to do this with layers on PSE7.
Photographs taken by my dad, edited by me
feedback and critique are always welcome
Written, directed and acted (the guy with the red coat) by Juan González-Páramo, for the short film Serendipia.
In the scene, Pedro and Santi go to the house of a drug trafficker, and Pedro is amazed when he meets his girlfriend.
I wanted to briefly show their bus trip, and to draw attention to the trafficker's character by using detail shots.
My boy Rex on the break-away. That is his specialty, getting away from his man and out swimming him down the pool and getting the counter-attack goal. This past weekend our club team played in the Winterfest tournament at Long Beach States pool and our 18 boys won the whole tournament. SO CAL has a super star team - with three of our boys headed to Cal Berkeley!
Rough cut of a sunflower field flyover. Cuts are there to hide interruptions in flight caused by the object avoidance system, culled from a single pass across the field.
just a bunch of sequences that ive taken over the past month ish....
song : BDE bonus track on Best day ever the album by: Mac Miller
Vitreous and sparkly tiles, 5 1/2 x 3 1/2". Made for the Mosaic Challenge Group's challenge, "Fibonacci: the nature of patterns." I got as far as understanding this graphic of the Fibonacci sequence in my research for the challenge , and then my mind boggled.