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Playing with a possible layout. Not crazy about the zigzag; I'll probably try something else. Mostly Kaffe Fassett prints, but some others sprinkled in -- my main goal was to disregard color entirely, choosing multicolored prints and focusing on value alone.
Quick value study sketch. I think this may become one of my next watercolors. This was a bright, sunny day and the shapes of these barns creates a scene that caught my eye immediately.
Hopefully coming soon . . .
Another interesting reuse of a vacated drugstore location by family-owned retailer Value Drugs. This one is quite obviously a former Eckerd on Long Island.
In 1998, Eckerd (owned by JCPenney) had swallowed the largest pharmacy on Long Island, Genovese Drug Stores. Genovese was a family-owned and run pharmacy chain with 141 stores in NY/NJ/CT. JCPenney continued to run the stores as Genovese for 5 years, re-bannering them as Eckerd in 2003.
This building was a former supermarket which was taken over when JCPenney relocated the existing Genovese store from a few blocks away around 2002. The standard Eckerd facade was added to the existing building and the name changed to Eckerd soon after.
The Eckerd store was converted to Rite-Aid in 2007 when Rite Aid purchased the Eckerd and Brooks chains from the Jean Coutu Group, and it closed soon after in 2009. Value Drugs opened here in 2009 and runs an extremely successful store.
Art is a direct reflection of what is actually inside us, embodied in a medium.
Our own Art represents our values, our beliefs, our doubts, our joys, our fears, our sensitivity, our hidden desires ...
Art reveals our true self to the others as to ourslelves.
Hasbro - Star Wars "Value" Figures
They are a little shorter than Black Series and typically have four points of articulation but are $8 or less when you can find them
Picked up at Big Lots, Walgreens, 5 Below, and a Canadian trade
Darth Maul, Darth Vader, Han Solo, Kanan Jarrus, Death Trooper, Luke Skywalker, C-3PO, Rey, Han Solo, Finn, Captain Phasma, First Order Stormtrooper, and Kylo Wren
Not sure of the reason behind this special edition, yet its still cool. The DBS is awesome, the sound's pretty astonishing!
What do you think about this shot? I'd like to hear your thoughts on the editing and shot, to me, they're very valuable.
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Crude tanker VALUE on her way to the Shell Refinery Pier in Geelong.
Ship Type: Crude Oil Tanker
Year Built: 2011
Length x Breadth: 244 m X 42 m
Gross Tonnage: 61336 t
DeadWeight: 115984 t
Flag: Malta
IMO: 9470131
MMSI: 215137000
3100 E Layton Ave, St. Francis, WI
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I thought this repurposed A&P was a neat find!
When the Muslims conquered the area in 714, they recognized the value of this strategic location and built a fortress between two ravines.
In 1076, Cuenca was unsuccessfully besieged by Sancho Ramírez of Aragon. In 1080 there was a treaty between King Yahya al-Qadir and Alfonso VI. of León and Castile, through which some fortresses were ceded in exchange for military aid.
Cuenca was then conquered by Al-Mu'tamid ibn Abbad in 1086. However, when his country was attacked by the Almoravids, he again offered Cuenca to Alfonso in return for military support. The first Christian troops entered the city in 1093. However, the Almoravids conquered it in 1108. As part of the Reconquista, King Alfonso VIII conquered the city from the Moors in 1177 after a nine-month siege. The Diocese of Cuenca was founded in 1183. Alfonso X gave Cuenca the title “ciudad” in 1257.
Cuenca is divided into two different areas, the Old Town and the New Town. The first is located on a rocky hill bordered on the north by the gorges of the Júcar River and on the south by its tributary, the Huécar River. Cuenca is a vibrant city with a population of about 55.000.
Convento de San Pablo
The building is a sixteenth-century former convent, that belonged to the Dominican Order. It stands on a promontory over the Huécar River. The church was finished in the eighteenth century, in rococo style. Since 1993 it has been a state-owned Parador hotel.
WEEK 14 – Superlo Foods Southaven
The special values department (stylized with dollar signs, what an original idea!), lies to the right of the entrance, along the front wall. This is where the produce department would typically be in, for example, most Walmarts or Krogers in the area.
(c) 2015 Retail Retell
These places are public so these photos are too, but just as I tell where they came from, I'd appreciate if you'd say who :)
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L’Église des Augustines du Monastère de l’Hôtel-Dieu de Québec
(aussi connu sous le nom de Chapelle de l’Hôtel-Dieu)
L'église des Augustines-de-l'Hôtel-Dieu-de-Québec est une chapelle conventuelle publique construite de 1800 à 1803 dans l'enceinte du monastère des Augustines. Ce bien est classé immeuble patrimonial ainsi que trente-trois biens mobiliers de l'église. L'église présente également un intérêt patrimonial pour sa valeur artistique. Le décor intérieur est conçu en 1829 par Thomas Baillairgé (1791-1859) et constitue l'une de ses œuvres les plus accomplies. Le mobilier liturgique, à l'exception du tombeau du maître-autel, est également une réalisation de Baillairgé ou, dans les cas des autels latéraux, de son élève Raphaël Giroux (1815-1869), qui les exécute d'après ses plans, de 1845 à 1850. Raphaël est mon arrière-arrière-grand-père qui a hérité, au décès de Thomas Baillairgé, du livre d’architecture de son maître et de ses outils d’artisan, notamment.
Vieux-Québec, Province de Québec, Canada
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The Augustinian Church of the Hôtel-Dieu Monastery of Quebec
(also known as the Chapelle de l’Hôtel-Dieu)
The church of the Augustines-de-l'Hôtel-Dieu-de-Québec is a public convent chapel built from 1800 to 1803 within the grounds of the Augustines monastery. This property is classified as a heritage building as well as thirty-three movable assets of the church. The church is also of heritage interest for its artistic value. The interior decoration was designed in 1829 by Thomas Baillairgé (1791-1859) and constitutes one of his most accomplished works. The liturgical furniture, except for the tomb of the main altar, is also a creation of Baillairgé or, in the case of the side altars, of his student Raphaël Giroux (1815-1869), who executed them according to his plans, from 1845 to 1850. Raphaël is my great-great-grandfather who inherited, upon the death of Thomas Baillairgé, his master's architectural book and his craftsman's tools, in particular.
Old Quebec, Province of Quebec, Canada
The 32x32 baseplates (by Anko) only cost $3 compared with the official LEGO ones. Just need to buy seven more!
Bought the black 1x1 round plates from the Marion LEGO Store's Pick-A-Brick wall!
There are light colors such as the white shirt, pink shoes, and tan wall. There are dark colors as well such as the dark blue floor tiles, the black blazer, the black skirt, and the black lines on the shirt.
Inspired by Katie's value quilt tutorial. Features mostly Kaffe Fassett prints and assorted other really-colorful-lights-and-darks. Measures 60 x 72".