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Study by nutwater and pencil is endless, every time looks so different. In my moleskin with gesso)
Thanks for the visit
2nd Ave NYC mashed with blossoms
Working on documenting the double sketchbook....resolution is giving me grief right now...
.......so I'm taking a flickr break
pssss......Hexagonal origami crease pattern is a remix of Eric Gjerde's genius....thanks origomi!
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newspaper, yarn, ink
after trying to understand the news, sewing on the news, washing the news with water, soaking it in ink... is it something new?
I took these 3 images less than an hour apart during a sunset in Iceland. I put them together to show how the scene changes dramatically with the light.
First image has the warm golden sunset light coming from behind me. During the second image, sun is just below the horizon but still hitting the top of the clouds giving them a lovely pink colour. This is what is known as civil twilight. By the 3rd image, sun is well below the horizon and the landscape feels much colder under blue hues. This is roughly the end of civil twilight and beginning of nautical twilight.
Bubba has no formal school certificate or degree but he strongly believes in self-education . One day he suddenly discovers that certain sections in his education have been neglected...
Digital Accession Number: 1971:0159:0001.0001
Maker: Julia Margaret Cameron (1815-1879)
Title: Study No. 2
Date: 1867
Medium: albumen print
Dimensions: 35.1 x 28.1 cm. (trimmed)
George Eastman House Collection
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Never regard study as a duty, but as the enviable opportunity to learn to know the liberating influence of beauty in the realm of the spirit for your own personal joy and to the profit of the community to which your later work belongs.
Day 137 of 365
Or hardly studying?
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i had to admit that studying was not one of the most enjoyable thing to do during my school days..but hang on guys..im sure u'll start missing your time in school soon after u go to work!
One of the downsides of working in LDD is that it's very fussy about collisions and legal connections. In the LDD model on the right the fourth of the 2x1x2 bows won't go into place because it collides with the one above. Hence the study model on the left which reproduces the exact setup and proves that in fact the piece will fit nicely underneath. My desk is cluttered with loads of these little study models just to check stuff is going to work for real.
The second in a series of studies of the Pantheon, which is, in my opinion, one of the great buildings of the world. Taken at high noon, on a perfect (but not for shooting!) autumn afternoon, over 394 seconds.
Looks best on black.
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Still no religious intent with these. I'm not a fan of anything religious - these were most of all cloud studies, using the nearest (and partly snow-covered) statues at hand... :-)
These are three out of a group of six or so "Angel Musicians", by Carl Milles, standing at Millesgården, just outside of Stockholm.
And, both this one and the previous one were inspired by an exhibition I saw the other day, with photos by the fascinating (and now late) woman Lee Miller; photo model turned photographer's assistant turned surrealist photographer turned fashion photographer turned war photographer in the 1940s... for Vogue! Pretty cool, in my opinion...
[Edit: replaced with higher contrast version - thanks dale and tcr, for telling me to do it! You're the best!]
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