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not much, but it's getting there. Just ordered some new ones (hover over the picture to see which are new).
I am starting to stock up on brickarms, lego bricks and minifigs for The Package III which I shall be animating more hopefully in the coming weeks.
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Retiling bathroom with Porcelanosa wall and floor tiles, Installing new taps and shower fittings and replacing the w/c and basin
Neil Woodall
Grinders Hill, 1994
Grinders Hill
sandblasted and inked stainless steel (31 panels)
One panel removed
Location:
Grinders Hill, running between Brown Street and Shoreham Street.
Description:
Images of activities relating to the Quarter are depicted on steel panels along the passage. The panel size is given, but the grouping varies according to shape and scale of image. There is no overall sequence or narrative; the images were placed where they fit best on the wall. They depict people and equipment, and even a view of the Erechtheum. The unmistakable entrance panel is entitled Grinders Hill and shows a view of Sheffield, closely related to Woodhall's 'The Sheffield Mural' on the Parkway. The view is seen through an arched window based upon an existing window at the Untitled Gallery.
[Update] This panel was removed during the major refurbishment of the Site Gallery and has not been replaced. Its whereabouts are not known to us.
Commission:
Sheffield City Council, sponsored by Avesta (Sheffield).
Comment:
Artist says it was important that the overall set of images be complex without being fussy. There should be something for people to look at. Most of the images are taken from his own photographs. Because of the proximity of the Site Gallery, a photography gallery, the artist thought it would be interesting to have images in black and white and the Grinders Hill view drawn by hand.
public-art.shu.ac.uk/sheffield/wood84.html
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Grinders Hill, Sheffield.
Grinders Hill panels.
Grinders Hill is a steep passageway between Shoreham Street and Brown Street.
The walls are decorated with more than thirty stainless steel panels by Neil Woodall (1994), commissioned by Sheffield City Council and sponsored by Avesta (Sheffield).
The panels are based on the artist's photographs of the cultural industries in this part of Sheffield and are displayed on the wall of the nearby Site Gallery at the top of the passageway.
The polished steel panels reflect light and make the passageway less gloomy.
www.cutlers-hallamshire.org.uk/files/pdf/stainless%20trai...
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Stainless Steel Panels by Neil Woodall
Grinders Hill is a walkway between the Site Gallery and the Workstation in the Cultural Quarter of Sheffield. I won a competition organised by Sheffield City Council to produce an artwork for one side of the walkway. The tall buildings made the area very dark and threatening so I decided to use polished stainless steel to reflect as much light as possible. From some angles the building looks almost invisible.
The work is made from 31 etched sheets of 2.4m by 1.2m bright annealed stainless steel. The designs reflect the use of the building, depicting the recording studios, video editing and tape copying facilities. Images were dry etched onto the steel which was then sprayed with a thick deposit of the screen printing ink used to make traffic signs. This ensured a very permanent finish to the work.
This project broke new ground in that I developed a cost effective way of getting the ink permanently onto steel, a method which I have not seen used elsewhere. I worked very closely with contractors to ensure that it was installed with the delicate surface of the panels intact. I negotiated with the council, the occupants of the building and the sub contractors.
A Sperm whale, stranded at Caroline Bay, Timaru NZ. *Update: the whale swam away during the night yay!
heres an updated picture. :) My hair is ever changing! I like it right now though. I'm gonna try to let it grow out, although i'll probably fail like I always do. ;)
I've been sick this week. I started to feel it a little on Saturday, but it really took on Sunday night. I've been pretty much incapacitated since then. It kinda sucks. :( But hey, i'm slowly getting better, so thats good! :D
Just found out firestorm no longer charges per pic to add to outfits! Happy day :D
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I wrote my original 2013 wishlist in Oct 2012, and managed to snag 2 out of 3 wishes in those remaining 2 months. Oops!
Agnes & Peyton (formally Kelloggs) joined me late last year.
Soo ... I feel like I need a bit of an update!
1. Hola Gominola FBL
2. Zaloa RBL
3. Vainilladolly RBL/FBL
4. Melacacia RBL
I don't think these choices need much explaining!
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Tonight we went to feed Alley's boys as usual and a car pulled up. The family inside was able to tell us more about where she went because they were the ones who called a rescue! They told us which rescue they called and that she's in a foster care!
Well first off, how is everyone? (:
This is just a little update on what's going on. Sorry I haven't been uploading many pictures, I have dial-up so it's slow and I don't have the patience. Plus, I haven't been taking many pictures lately. I've been more focused upon training my dogs, and getting ready for the new guy. Urban comes in the first week of June, so then there will be tonns of pictures. :) I've been doing pretty good, went for a gastroscopy last week. It wasn't all that fun, but nothing was wrong. They don't know what's going on with my stomach but i'm on more pills. I have to start taking them regularly, seeing as I don't. Pills are no fun. Krave is going great, along with Focus. Although, Focus stepped on something and it went right through her paw, so i'm medicating it every four hours so it doesn't get infected. Hope everyone is good and I will get caught up on comments soon!