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Welcome to Day 6 of Technique Week! Yes, I am aware that I am posting this on day 8, but hey, better late than never.
Today's technique is a circle! :D Specifically one using curved 4x4x2 quarter round fences. First, stack a 1x2 plate on top of a 1x2 plate with 2 vertical clips, then a 1x2 cheese slope on top of that. Do that 20 times and attach all of those to the bars of the curved fence pieces to form a 20-sided shape, which is pretty much a circle. To make the circle taller, you don't need more fence pieces; you just need to replace the 1x2 plates with longer plates. You will need more cheese slopes though.
I think this may have applications for sci-fi, especially large sci-fi, and seeing as SHIPtember isn't too far off, this may prove useful soon...
If you're interested in similar techniques, check out Halhi's well technique, which works by using a minifigure life saver and 1x1 plates with horizontal clips. You can also adapt that technique to get a slightly larger circle using technic steering wheels.
Day 7 is coming soon!
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Cause two can keep a secret
if one of them is dead.
The makeup is Twiggy inspired but you can't really see it from here.
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Guess I'm sticking with the colorful theme from week 1. Nothing symbolic here, just wanted to try to create some interesting color transitions with ink in water. Some slight Photoshop with the surface water as I found the rough surface much more visually interesting than an ink slick on the surface.
We're celebrating Holga Week at Fotodiox this year with gear reviews and creative tutorials featuring Holga film cameras! Holga week is a celebration of all things Holga, and runs from October 1-7. Click here to see our first Holga Week video: youtu.be/iQKW4sN6EbA
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and this is my 52 week project! #letsgetcreative2014
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The Labubu is definitely one of the latest fashions and this is my daughter’s most recent addition.
He is also sporting his own Halloween fashion outfit.
Polaroid SLR 680
Polaroid Reclaimed Blue 600 Film
I didn’t intentionally set out to save this for Shark Week but here we are lol. Sadie loves this shark hand puppet from Walmart and she was playing around at the table and I had to snap this of her expression.
Philippine Fashion Week 2009. This collection is by bench/. PLEASE credit photos from Bruce Casanova of OPMB if the photos are used. All rights are reserved by the owner and Runway Productions ( Philippine Fashion Weekâ„¢ ). Images are not for sale!!
Sadie the Cleaning lady - Three times easier to multitask. One of me is enough, 3 of me is two too many
Metallic tattoos for PANACHE mannequins for Display Week trade show at Olympia.
Created by me using copper and gold leaf, in a Maori style to match the dresses on other figures.
I wore this crownless hat for my wedding 44 years ago. It's been packed away in a cedar chest, I'm surprised it is still white.
Yay! The question finally answered! :)))
Know which day is best for your shop! I'll have a handy dandy little tool available for this soon! Special thanks to Sylvia Vincent for assistance and Excel wisdom! Actually, when I do put this up for sale, it will have to be called a collaboration. :D
At one week old, a downy manu-o-Kū hatchling visually explores the world around its nest. The manu-o-Kū is an arboreal nesting pelagic seabird that doesn’t construct a nest; instead using a flat or hollow or fork in the tree to keep the egg from rolling away. The hatchling uses its strong, clawed, semipalmate feet to cling to the swaying tree branch that will be its home until fledging. This one is nesting in a monkeypod tree adjacent to a building in urban Honolulu that provides an opportunity for a cropped telephoto image. Parents alternate fishing and feeding duties leaving the chick unattended for up to several hours. Adults fish up to 120 miles offshore and provision the chick with fresh whole fish or squid rather than devouring then regurgitating a meal. This avian behavior was known to Polynesian voyagers and other seafarers. A landfall that may be out of view over the horizon could be located by following these birds conveying their catch back to their nestling.
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[ 38 / 52 Weeks - 17 - 23 september ]
This week subject: Colors.
Ho provato in questi giorni a scattare qualcosa di nuovo, ma niente. Momentaneamente l'ispirazione se n'è andata. Ripiego, quindi, sulle foto non ancora pubblicate del museo.
Went on a rock climbing trip to Nevada. AMAZING SCENERY. I woke up an hour before dawn so that I'd have time to find a spot to take photos. I ended up driving down a winding highway with epic landscapes and instead of stopping to shoot I kept wondering what I would find around the corner. Suddenly it was two hours later, and I had 20 minutes to just hurry up and get a photo before my friends left to climb without me.
It was Redditch Rail week and to mark this event an exhibition train was parked in the station. This train was to showcase rail and particularly freight to the local business leaders. Somebody had the idea of dragging a withdrawn class 40 out, bulling it up and parking it on the train, now I love class 40's but it would not be my first choice to illustrate the new railway to the waiting public...
40013 was built at the Vulcan Foundry as D213, it entered traffic 01/06/1959., 16/06/1962 it received the name Andania. It was withdrawn 18/10/1984 and today presents a fine sight in preservation.
Copyright Geoff Dowling 29/03/1985: All rights reserved