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Been playing around with some whip antennae. See what else they can do at dagsbricks.blogspot.com/2013/05/lego-tips-and-techniques-...
Used a fun technique I learned at a class both Jennifer McGuire and Shari Carroll taught at Scrapfest last year. After adhering a 4" x 5.25" piece of pp to the front of a HA Snow notecard I die cut a circle using a Nestie (you could also use a circle punch).
After stamping one of the sentiment labels from HA CL588 Sending You Love with the new mid-tone Pool shadow ink I used the matching frame cut from D1006 Small Tag Frame to die cut it. Using the Pool ink again I stamped the top part of the newsprint cupcake from CL576 Wish Big on a piece of pool cs and attached it to a cupcake base stamped with the new mid-tone Butter Bar shadow ink. After attaching the assembled cupcake to the sentiment label the whole piece was adhered to the front of the card with foam tape. Both the label and cupcake appear to "float" in the window :)
To finish off the card I die cut a scalloped circle using a Nestie and adhered it inside the card behind the window.
Other Materials Used: My Mind's Eye pp, Stampin' Up cs, Michael's pearls colored with a Sharpie
Also, card design is based on one of this month's sketches.
TFL and for all your sweet comments!
This classic lyric comes from an Eric B. & Rakim song called, “Don’t Sweat The Technique”. The beat itself is ridiculous!
Another angle, another technique.
No filters! Just black card!
1920 x gazillion wallpaper size here (one of the few times that I upload a big version :-p): www.flickr.com/photos/cl191/5959642955/sizes/o/in/photost...
Stamping with Bibiana: The Bokeh Technique with Distress Inks and fairytale, blooming happy birthday dies from memory box, step by step at the blog;
stampingwithbibiana.blogspot.com/2015/03/the-bokeh-techni...
More adventures in crocheted crochet. I made the openwork base first, then crocheted motifs in the open spaces. I'm calling the technique interstitch-al crochet. The larger sample is the prototype; the smaller one is worked in finer yarn at a smaller gauge.
BAYREUTH/GERMANY - JUNE 21: Steffi Czerny (DLD, l.) and Prof. Dr. Stefan Leible (President of th University of Bayreuth) welcome the participants of the DLD Campus event at the University of Bayreuth on June 21th, 2017 in Bayreuth, Germany. DLD Campus is a new event series of DLD (Digital Life Design) Conference putting researchers, regional leaders and hidden champions on the digital map and connect them with the international DLD network (Photo: picture alliance for DLD / Jan Haas)
Neon Techniques & Handling, Samuel C. Miller, 1988 edition.
I went through a period in my sign painting career where I became enamored with neon. I knew an old glass bender named Jimmy (J.R.) Rogers who started teaching me to create neon. During that time period I bought this book to learn from. While I have done a little glass bending under the tutelage of Mr. Rogers, I must confess I never learned enough to make a living at it.
ETA: When I saw the challenge over at Curtain Call I just had to link up:
curtaincallchallenge.blogspot.ca/2016/01/curtain-call-ins...
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Just for sharing...here is a "technique tag" I'll be teaching to beginning stampers. This uses kissing and masking! I used two of my favorites...Raindrop background and Old French Writing. TFL!
Found in a bin of parts left over from some old/abandoned WIPs.
Pretty standard fair but I thought someone might enjoy seeing it.
Hello everyone! I'm a 20 years old student living in Kalmthout (Belgium). I study tourism- and recreationmanagement and in my free time I love to read, relax and watch a movie, visit museums/exhibitions and travel as often as I'm able to! I love to hang out with my friends or go out with some students of my studentclub. It was nice working with Rudi Roels as my photographer, he has very good skills and a good technique of capturing a moment, he makes beautiful portraits and for my first time as a model he stayed very patient with me! I hope you all will enjoy the pictures! Grtz
I edited this picture by messing around with the contrast section in order to emphasize the shadow on the right side of her face. This also really brought out her freckles which was my main goal. I also used the healing brush tool to help with the bags under her eyes as well as on her lips!
This juvenile Ring-billed Gull demonstrates the proper technique for protecting a freshly captured Shrimp Eel: head out to sea and eat on the fly. Jamaica Beach, Galveston Island, Texas.
Rescued by the DDC at the Eagle's Club Swap Meet just off Lombard in North Portland. One fine morning; September 28th, 2008, to be exact.
Asking price: 25 whole cents.
MORE STUFF LIKE THIS: Draplin Design Co.
YOU NEED THESE: Field Notes
Collect these, and eight 1x1 tiles with clips.
Put the clips around the octagonal bit (which needs a name... I wanna say Terry)
and then put the rest together.
If you say someone else came up with this first, I'm gonna get depressed.
For this i used a black card to cover the front of the lens. Within the black card i cut out the shape of a heart so that once the correct aperture was set, the blurred lights in the background would be presented accordingly
Just a table scrap creation. I wanted to make something using brick separators and here it is, an interesting Sci-fi floor technique.
Far from the most interesting shot I've ever taken, but this was mainly an exercise in HDR processing, which I haven't really done in a while. Comments appreciated!
see larger here
During conventional plant breeding genes are mixed and newly assorted. This results in non-desired traits being inherited together with the trait of interest. Several generations of backcrossing to the elite variety are needed to remove these from the new variety.
Here is a new set of LEGO ideas and techniques, made with LDD
I'm sure you'll find a use to this idea
I tried to make the explanation readable thanks to the colors as if we had a tutorial
Do not forget to watch the album with all the right techniques on your right =>
Find all my creations on Flickr group « News LEGO Techniques ».
This Flickr group includes:
- Ideas for new LEGO pieces
- Techniques for assembling bricks
- Tutorials for making accessories, objects, etc.
So these hips are used in all my minifig scale battlemechs, these are built for a natural movement as seen on the mechwarrior series games, allowing pitch and yaw as well as a natural hip movement when walking, the most complex of these, the one in the middle has 5 articulation points just for the torso, also the fingers and shieldings on every leg are articlated for maximum posing ability
Color code:
Red = Torso attachment point (Torso yaw, on the last one the yaw is part of the central hip module)
White = Structural joints
Lime green = Main hip module ( torso side to side roll)
Aquablue = Legs and hip connection (absent on the first one wich uses a direct lego to hip module)
Dark Green = Legs joint (Torso up and down pitch)
Orange = First leg segment
Light blue = Second leg segment
Purple = Foot
Lilac (light purple) = Fingers and armor paddings (Also articulated)
Feel free to download the file "Technique - Mech Hips Examples.lxf" for a in deep view of these and use them if you find them usefull
2 techniques for building large barrels. One with the old buckets and the other with the new buckets with technic holes in them. Thanks to greenglo and the rest who discussed this classic-castle.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=3&t=16603
It's pretty cool how you bring out the shadows and highlights by blending with the underlying layer. The combination of all the techniques applied really helps to give the final 'pop'.
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