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I've been given the job of redesigning the logo for our church. It's a long story, but our logo has always had 3 crosses in it, so the pastor told me I had to keep that. The first one is a literal play off the word "Hillside". The second is a more abstract option. The third is just kinda fun. By the way-we are located on Hillside Street (hence the name). The pahnandle of Texas, where we are located, has absolutely NO hills anywhere. This is my first round. Haven't really worked on type yet. Just trying to get a few solid icons first.
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I've never liked spiders but their webs can look dainty, especially after a rainy day.
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...went up the water spout. Down came the rain and washed the spider out. Out came the sun and dried up all the rain, and the itsy bitsy spider spider went up the spout again.
A few problems with this classic nursery rhyme:
1. This photo was taken before the storm last night. I was hoping that the spider would still be there this morning (the pictures I got were right before the rain had started... it was quickly getting dark, so all the shots I got don't have as good of focus as I'd like). The web was demolished and the spider was MIA as of this morning. Boo-hoo :(
2. Itsy bitsy.......no.
4 November 2019; Guo Ping, Rotating Chairman, Huawei, on Centre Stage during the opening night of Web Summit 2019 at the Altice Arena in Lisbon, Portugal. Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Web Summit via Sportsfile
First thing I saw as I parked my car at the woods. Only visible when the sun shone :)
I can see the image of a spider in the middle of this web... can you?
Elizabeth Weber, Internationa Field Chairman, makes her way to the stage to tell the thousands of UnFranchise Owners at today's ma World Conference, how buying tickets will help grow your business. Check out our World Conference Blog 2012
“The Web” / 12″ x 12″ / acrylic, fibreboard
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A spider web that looks like the radio astronomy dish at Parkes. What came first - the web or the dish? Probably the work of a Silver Orb Weaver Leucauge granulata. Paruna Reserve, Como NSW Australia, March 2010.