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"Rokko Forest Botanical Garden" is a phantom Hydrangea, "SHICHIDANKA" that is famous for the discovery. In the Kansai region is where you can see most of the Hydrangea. This year the park was very nice.
This is the gorgeous Button and Jewelry Bulletin Board that Tina (MMQC-2) made for me in the MASGO New Year Exchange. It's crazy how perfect this is for me, because I looove old buttons and jewelry! This is such a gorgeous piece.
I always see this boy outside USJ-R messing around, annoying every person that passes him and just simply sleeping everywhere around Colon and Magallanes Street. But amidst his playful act and mind, he is still a boy whose innosent mind was been exploit by the kind of society he belonged. He might be longing for his family who he has never seen long ago and inorder to survive he must be tough and fight for his survival.
Our 3rd annual Imagine This! Summer Seminar once again bought together classroom teachers, artists, arts specialists, school and arts organization leaders for an engaging three days of standards-based arts teaching and learning in Portland, Oregon.
Throughout the seminar, participants chose from a wide range of sessions taught by outstanding arts educators and national experts. RAE TAKEMOTO, arts integration specialist and vice principal at Pommaika’i Elementary School in Maui, opened the seminar, igniting the week with a creative “spark.” FRANCES BRONET, an educator, practicing designer, and dean of the University of Oregon School of Architecture and Allied Arts, closed the seminar with an interactive discovery of interdisciplinary learning. Other sessions included exciting workshops, studio sessions, and stories from the field - what we are learning about Right Brain practice.
Photo by Allie Maki Maya
A sidewalk with clear (glass, I believe) awnings near the Emily Carr Institute on Granville Island in Vancouver, BC. The shelter (and the fact that it let light through) were definitely appreciated on this gray and rainy day.
Our tour guide for Manuel Antonio took us to Playa Gemelas off the park trail. I was packing up my bag to go back in the the park when I spotted this little guy clinging to the black rocky surface of a boulder.
This East Tower is a testimony to the architectual achievements of the Lusignan builders
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I took this photo because I thought the heavy contrast between the green and white gave a different constant value to each half of the photo.
This afternoon, H.E. Boris Tadic, the former President of the Republic of Serbia paid a courtesy call on the Rt.Hon. Prime Minister Dr. Ngirente.
These are all over the place at VF park. This is Solomon's Seal. I love the curled leaves!
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Yet another Valley Falls trip =).
May 2008.
Now I wish I could take credit for these, but I most certainly can not take away from the man who did them. Not only is he an amazing artist, but the best boyfriend in the world!
Brenna Bruggeman
BFA Ceramics 2026
"This must thou eat"
Stoneware, porcelain, red iron oxide, cone 10 glazes
Titled after an Emerson dream where he describes consuming an apple-sized world handed to him by an angel, these vessels reflect my like-desire to have and hold onto the beauty of the world. Exploring how microscopic vision pervades the mundane and how moments stack and sediment to form a structure that holds and shapes experience.
This was taken at mid day producing a very flat picture. I used a combination of Nik & Topaz plugins to get a more vibrant image. I acknowledge It's a bit "over cooked" for some.
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Bagotville, Quebec, Canada
CFB Bagotville CYBG
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This adorable robin (thought it was an oriole but was told it's a robin) was eating the little fruit off this tree. And there weren't just one! There were a huge flock of them hungrily munching away.
By the way, if you look closely you can see what looks to be bird eyelashes! Surely a trick of the eye? But funny none the less!
shot of the conference floor at IPZ
Gave a keynote talk on Extending Outreach through Games and Virtual Worlds at the IPZ Conference in Istanbul,Turkey. I was joined by my esteemed colleague and friend, Chris Burke, the creator of This Spartan Life, coming in through the video game Halo, live from New York, and the talented and dedicated Real Myop manning the Halo camera. Using Halo as a meeting point, Chris and I discussed the extension of game culture and virtual world space towards education and creative collaboration, while dodging plasma rifle-wielding aliens "under fire" in the game Halo.
21 September 2011