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115 Pictures in 2015 -- 70 Triangle

one of the many stones I decorated in the last two months... a gift for my aunt who invited me for a wonderful day in Rome, to be shared in the company of a group with a German art historian/archeologist and a local archeologist... living again the time of the ancient Roman harbor catering to a city which had then already one million inhabitants... trip number 13 for my aunt (84 years old, never tired), you never finish discovering Rome... :)!

This is another very easy module which I am sure other folders have already discovered. The Module is simply a Preliminary Base with 2 opposite corners folded in to the centre. 8 modules are joined with simple folds to form a ring of triangles. 7.5cm squares of Wood Grain patterned papers and Kami are used to fold the modules. Diagrams later.

These triangles all have at least one side that is 1 inch long. These are positioned so that the side on the left is 1 inch long.

Drumming up support for their show that evening.

Information on how to use these photos is blogged about here: montessoribyhand.blogspot.com/2007/06/yoga-in-classroom.html

Peyote Stitch Cuff Bracelet with integrated buttonhole and toggle closure.

Size 8 seed beads

Beaded and designed by Christine Ray in 2011

 

White background, bright triangles.

Exposure Triangle for Astrophotography

For my studio final.

Canon A35F

Yellow Filter, #8

Arista 200

Blazinal 1:25, 5 minutes

Pakon F135

This is the beautiful Summer Triangle area, the part of the Milky Way overhead now as it gets dark on Sept nights. The image was taken Sept 11, 2009 on a stunningly clear night.

 

The Summer Triangle is three bright stars: Deneb at top (beside the bright red area of the North America Nebula) in Cygnus, Vega (to the right) in Lyra, and Altair (at the bottom of the frame) in Aquila. The Milky Way through this area is split by the "Great Rift," the dark lane made of interstellar dust. The long exposure brings out the colours, but the naked eye can easily pick out the dark lanes and structure in the Milky Way, as seen from a dark site on a moonless night.

 

The image is a stack of 2 x 8 minute exposures filterless + 2 x 8 minute exposures with Kenko Softon filter, all at f/4 and ISO400 with 24mm lens and Canon 5DMkII camera. © 2009 Alan Dyer

Graffiti in Midtown Miami area. December 2012. Artist unknown.

triangle tin box

JF-535H 140x138x60 mm

 

Generally, our products fall into 5 categories:

 

1)Food Container: Chocolate box, tea can, coffee can, candy box, cake box, mooncake box, cookie box, lunch box, handle box, gum box, pepper can, mint tins, cigarette case, mesh box. heart-shape can,

 

2)Gift Box: Christmas tree case, promotion gift, gift box, candle holder, coin can, money box, music box, watch box, perfume can, jewellery case, sliding box, shoes box, present tin. tin ball, tin toys , car-shape tin, Halloween tin. valentine tin, display box, garment box.

 

3)Stationery Items: pen case, pen holder, pencil case, glasses case, towel box, tie box, clothes/pants can, cosmetic box, poke/playing card box, metal CD case, CD bag, DVD case, CD holder, DVD holder

 

4)Home Use Items: Portable ashtray, pocket ashtray, tin coaster, watering can, garbage can, serving tray, tin tray, galvanized pail, iron drum, tin ice bucket, metal ashtray, candle holder, set plant pot and tray, sprayer can, tissue box.

 

5)Other iron Craftwork: key rings, painting iron craftwork, tin badge, tin sign, keychain, hanging lamp.

 

at Rainham Depot in Ferry Lane North on 8th June 2010

Basically this is the same as Dirk Eisner's model - www.flickr.com/photos/eisfold/9371078880/

 

The 3 modules are folded from 7.5cm squares of Duo-coloured papers. They are actually my "Snowflake Modules" - www.nickrobinson.info/clients/owrigami/show_diagram.php?d... and I've added two 60 degrees reverse folds on the other end of each module.

 

This assembly was discovered by Dirk Eisner and is described in his post. [Link above]

Triangle

 

© Julian Köpke

A triangle painting (12X24) I made this weekend using Soho acrylics in permanent red, mineral blue, magenta, silver and Sargent's liquid metal paint in violet. Of course it would not be complete without one triangle with glitter!

Cross-polarisation

6 pyramides entrelacées

réalisées avec le module des FIT ici : www.merrimack.edu/~thull/fit.html

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