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I like to decorate my room with beer bottles, they are the new craze supposedly. My toothbrush, toothpaste, hand soap.
This screen capture from a movie trailer made me think this guy was really upset. After editing the photo I added the caption.
The average tube of toothpaste last the single guy three months. One month if he brushes twice a day. That's just not right. Brush your teeth guys. And floss once in a while to.
I am still working out of Making Colors Sing and started working on developing a new palette. I think I will be posting that soon...once I feel more comfortable with it
On Saturday, Rob & I went to Home Depot to get a couple of shelves. We came back home and began installation. So many things went wrong in this process.
First, his electric drill broke and would not turn on. Then the handle on one manual screwdriver disengrated after 2 screws. Finally, the old wall would not cooperate - some screws would screw in halfway, then hit something metal sounding so we'd unscrew and move the shelf higher and lower to find a workable spot.
Needless to say, this created a lot of holes which I had to spackle today....using toothpaste & a butterknife because that's how I roll.
The Prodent toothpaste-factory, also known as the Erdalfactory will be closed down before the end of the year. I had the opportunity to take some pictures while it's still in operation.
The building is on the list of cultural heritage.
Het complex, ook bekend onder de naam Erdalfabriek en ontworpen door architect F.A. Warners, is een van de laatste fabrieksterreinen in het Eemkwartier uit de jaren dertig. Het is monumentaal gezien interessant vanwege de gaafheid van het complex en de architectonische samenhang van de afzonderlijke onderdelen. Daarnaast is het een kenmerkend voorbeeld van de fabrieksbouw uit de jaren dertig in Nedeland. Opvallende onderdelen van het gebouw zijn het laboratorium met toren en het ketelhuis met schoorsteen.
My latest product! For school. This is a toothpaste targetted at kids. It was designed in Illustrator.
Illo for story about toothpaste. The writer didn't give me a good idea about what the story was about, so I kept it vague with a Magritte ripoff (just like they taught me in art school!). Photoshop.
We needed more toothpaste, so Naomi found an interesting (for interesting values of "interesting") flavored toothpaste - cinnamon, pepper, and cardamom. The title says it all - "Oriental Tea"-flavored toothpaste. If it doesn't work as toothpaste, we can always make hot tea from it...
So, this toothpaste used to be called "darkie". Luckily someone told the people in China that wasn't right. Anyways, it still says "black people toothpaste" in China.