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On these pages I covered a chipboard X and O with paper, die cut the words, attached ribbon, punched out butterflies and glued little heart shaped cabs to the bodies
This is an example of what happens when you get the flash off the camera. Put the flash to the side, fire it through a simple photo umbrella (& stand); add a reflector or a lower powered fill flash on the other side.
Left: Regular flash on camera
Right: Flash on stand right of camera & shot through umbrella
The changes made to this picture was the softening of the skin, brought some more white to the teeth and I also changed the hue/saturation to the picture so there can be a separation from the subject and the background color.
On the left, I punched some hearts and glued on heart shaped sequins to a few. The 'adore' is chipboard.
On the right I've done nothing to this page. This is the paper. It's quite unusual (heavily embossed) and I didn't want to cover it up.
From flier:
"-Breeze from Kyoto Art and Traditional Technique-
Rooted in the center of Japan for thousands of years, Kyoto has been initiating a great amount of techniques and tools cherishing the Japanese long-honored delicate senses and knowledge.
Style is the appreciation of our conventional culture. From the genuine scent of aesthetic art to the ones we can touch and appreciate the feeling of materials. This exhibition includes:
(I) Art Exhibition of the Japanese painting and art collections by genuine Kyoto artists and
(II) Designed Leather Textile 'KYOTO Leather.'
Featured artists:
Ayumi Deuchi (kyotoiro.blogspot.jp
Masayuki Isa (www.isaart-kyoto.com
"
Acoustic spark chambers & scintillation counters - circa 1966. The chambers had four microphones so the spark location was over determined. I am indebted to the RAL photographer and Bill Chapman who scanned in the photo. I hope it is interesting as 'physics history'.
Brooks Institute instructor Chuck Place shares these images from his PHT211 class - Lighting People.
© Michael Shainblum
ATCs using the Packing Tape Transfer technique. For directions visit:
www.elliesstampgarden.com/2009/06/packing-tape-transfer-t...
This annnual student conference brings together over 1,000 students and their faculty advisors for three days of learning, networking and fun. Students learn about career paths within the marketing field from representatives of top companies, celebrate their AMA chapters and accomplishments through conference traditions such as the Exhibit Hall, gain professional experience by presenting sessions on chapter management, and learn from their peers about chapter management techniques that work well. Ample time is provided for networking with company representatives and AMA peers. Members of the Hofstra AMA annually attends the conference.
Graffiti Technique using layers of water color paper painting with Professional Acrylic Pigment Paints.
NCPTT held the Advanced Cemetery Conservation Techniques workshop in the American Cemtery in Natchitoches, La., on July 10-14, 2006. The hands-on workshop allowed participants to work in small groups systematically on a complex and multi-stage monument repair.The workshop covered the topics of stone monument cleaning, adhesive repair, color matched fills, historic lime stucco, lime mortar brick masonry and lime wash.
The National Park Service’s National Center for Preservation Technology and Training protects America’s historic legacy by equipping professionals in the field of preservation with progressive technology-based research and training. Since its founding in 1994, NCPTT has awarded over $7 million in grants for research that fulfills its mission of advancing the use of science and technology in the field of historic preservation. Working in the fields of archeology, architecture, landscape architecture and materials conservation, the Center accomplishes its mission through training, education, research, technology transfer and partnerships.