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Navel shell. Model by Tomoko Fuse. From Spiral: Origami | Art | Design. Left: elephant hide; middle: Kraft Alios; right: Strathmore tracing paper.
Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah, Georgia /
tomb for
George Johnson Baldwin (18 August 1856-4 March 1927)
& Lucy Harvie Baldwin (25 March 1857-18 February 1923)
Shell pattern and cables from Alice Starmore's Cape Cod in "Fishermen's Sweaters" but otherwise my own, Yarn: Rowan Felted Tweed. Needles 3.5 mm (US 4). Knitted in 2006.
These grotty shells were everywhere on this fence...quite disgusting really, but made for interesting detail. I like the line of the fence and quite like that the post itself is slightly off centre. There's a spider up the top right too that looks great up close!
"The Shell Building (1952) is a reinforced concrete, limestone-faced skyscraper of modest height (14 stories) in the International Style. Its open floorplan forms a “V” at the sharp intersection of Common St. and University Place in the New Orleans CBD. The Shell Building was built primarily to house offices and secondarily to provide additional space (bedrooms and a ballroom) for the adjacent Fairmont Hotel."--National Park Service.
The building is now mostly condos.
The urn was designed by the artist and made by a miniature woodworker out of American Holly, an almost pure white wood. It is entirely covered with shells and sea urchin spines.
shell Full Name sheldon. He is a lover..He loves love. But.. He will nib you if you kiss him too much.... not Hard but he will bite you on the nose check or forehead ,,He lloves to sleep with us. with the covers up to his neck.and his head on the pillow.,,,He could never be a spy Because he sniffs really loud..so you could hear him miles away..............we call him sniffy wet jet.once and awhile ha ha. He is the babby. And we love him...