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Public Domain Book: Use.
Decorative brush-work & elementary design
a manual for the use of teachers and students in elementary, secondary and technical schools.
Published 1902 by B.T. Batsford in London
openlibrary.org/books/OL7058054M/Decorative_brush-work_el...
Curated by: www.elusivemu.se
I work from home full time and have done for the past four years now. This is my current 'office'. It's a mess. In the background you can see one of my many wargames shelves (the others are down in the garage) and the big plastic boxes in which I store my femme clothes. I could probably build some kind of wardrobe solution in that corner, but to be honest I doubt I could fit in enough hanging space for everything.
Philippians 1:6
We won't be complete on this side of heaven, but what a wonderful thing to hope for.
my boss just gave me 4 double packs of spectra film. that's 96 shots!
his camera is broken.
i feel like i should get him something.
This is where I do my best edublogging from My Home , mostly reading from my Bloglines.
As an elementary principal I write a weekly blog for my staff each Sunday called
As a Director of Technology Planning I write occasionallly on Pep Tech Talk.
My mom and I swap trades every now and then. I make her a letterhead and she sews me a work apron. SWEET!
Crews are feverishly working to restore A train service to the Rockaways as seen on Mon., May 13, 2013.
Switch installed in January north of Broad Channel.
Photo: Marc A. Hermann / MTA New York City Transit
heading home from work recently, view down from Southbridge to the Cowgate at the lower part of the Old Town. This is an entire block which was destroyed by a huge fire about a decade ago. Arguments have raged since then about what sort of building would replace the old one, some architects arguing it is a rare chance for a modern building in the area, others (rightly, I think) saying there are plenty of other parts of the city where you can build a modern construction, but the heart of the historic Old Town isn't one of them.
Like many parts of the multi-level Edinburgh from the bridge you might have thought this was a two or three storey building opening onto the street but a glimpse down beneath the bridge (which is lined with buildings so many don't realise it is a bridge) and see more levels descending beneath. Edinburgh is good at playing tricks like this! The old building was home to a major Fringe venue and many artist's studios on lower levels and the university higher up, everything ruined by the fire, sadly. Improvised these quick shots on the way home from work, dark here by half past four now, jammed the camera in the railings of the bridge, angling it down and hoping it would hold it steady enough to get a couple of reasonable shots, clicked several, most useless but these three came out not too bad, considering
Right across from the trains and lego area is this sweet board where you can showcase your work.
Some very interesting "doodles" there. [If you are ever in NYC there's another set of impressive ones on the fourth floor.]
My favorite is the one on the top left, love that vibe. :)
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Poster Illustration for promotion of Knot Wrap
client : LUSH Ltd.
Knoto Wrap（日本で云うところの風呂敷）にはいろんな可能性があって、いろんなことができるよ！
と云うキャンペーンのポスター。
Headphone's can't seem to get the same effect as on stage with bass bins booming, but got to settle for keeping the neighbors happy.
:-)
Canon 430EX strobe held off to the side and manually set off during a 1/2 sec shot with Nikon.
Voltron helps me out with my duties at work. He guards my desk when I am away and he scares away the Jesus Lady, who believes he is demonic.
Background:
One day, Matt (aka Green Hocker) and I were discussing the huge effect that the 1980's robot-craze had on our lives. There were Transformers, Go-Bots, Johnny-5 (from Short Circuit), Konky & Magic Screen (from Pee-Wee's Playhouse), among others. I told him how I never had a Voltron (I had the Berryessa Flea Market version that broke after the first couple days), and he told me he had one lying around somewhere, and the next day I had a Voltron!
Note: Voltron was recalled in 1986, because of a lead-paint hazard. (Maybe it's a good thing I didn't have one when I was young!)
This is as far as I have come now - I laid them out on the floor just to see what I have going on.... and there are 8 in all now, in varying sizes and drama.
Hmmmm.... what to do?! Giving it quite some thought....
Fotografía: Valeria Duque.
Producción: Carolina Restrepo, Carolina Vélez.
Maquillaje: Adelaida Cano.
Modelo: Laura Tamayo
Max in the Adirondacks - he's coming on. Slowly, very slowly...
Previous shots here : flickr.com/photos/mk1971/2533643971/in/set-72157612051354...
got a lot done on this painting yesterday while hangin out and watching my friends art gallery for her.
im not sure what to do with her hands....i don’t like the orb idea so much as i thought i would. maybe she could be holding a flower? or a purse? or a dagger?
blogged here: lucidrose.blogspot.com/2010/06/craft-in-village-painting-...