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I had this motif in my mind for some time and it's interesting how when you research on it, this basic drawing was in many different cultures like in the egiptian, inca and in the stone age, even in the art deco period.
In this red-grey combination it reminds me more on tribal art but in black and white it can turn to glamorous, this option is available if you want!
It closes with a braided belt that ends in two tassels.
The colours in the model pics may look a bit different, detail pic shows the right colours.
50% wool
50% acrylic
Smoke plumes from Carrington Power Station in the freezing temperatures oppose the direction of the foreground trees.
I won't ever try making this pattern or any similar one again.. it gave me a headache! * A*
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Stairs in Navitas.
Navitas is a building in Aarhus, located in the Docklands neighborhood. Navitas is owned by the research park INCUBA Science Park, the Aarhus University School of Engineering and the Aarhus School of Marine and Technical Engineering. The three institutions together operate a consortium that maintains the facilities and together they inhabit the building.
Moose waiting to give out his present.
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In this scene from a postcard by artist Clare Angell, the words "Merry Christmas" zigzag from house to house as the occupants transmit wireless holiday greetings to one another.
Outside in weather so cold that icicles have formed around the oval border of the illustration, a woman prepares to fling another kind of wireless transmission toward an unsuspecting gent (is it her husband?) who's carrying gift boxes and a holiday wreath as he trudges through the snow with his gloved hands in his coat pockets.
Handwritten message on the other side (no address, stamp, or postmark): "I wish you all a Merry Xmas and a happy New Year. From: Edna Huston."
Polish zigzag fence marking a field with yellow daisies growing beneath. Zawady, Gmina Rzeczyca, Poland
Kennon Zigzag Road,Baguio City,Benguet Province,Luzon,Philippines
Location
Road connecting Baguio to Rosario spanning 41km with switchbacks and hairpin turns. Named "Kennon Road" in honor of Col Lyman Kennon, who led the construction of the road.
Construction
Built during 1903-1905 by the US Army Engineers led by Col Lyman Kennon. During the construction, 1,500 Japanese laborers aided in the construction and 500 died due to accidents and mishaps building the road.
Nikon F75 | Nikkor 50mm 1.8 G |fujifilm C200 | developed and scanned in lab | postprocessed in Darktable