Art projects for young kids. Tatsuro Kiuchi. Muscadine grapes.
More info soon. Breakfast at a hotel (GIF version) I made these illustrations for wired.jp for an interview article with a Chilean architect Alejandro Aravena. He was this year’s Pritzker architecture prize winner. It was a very fun project, and I was honored to be able to illustrate his work and portrait. Cat Power print and other items are now available. Cover illustration for STORY BOX August issue. Freshlychopped. Garden Apron Tutorial. Hurray, I finally finished this post!
Making this apron was so much easier than writing about it. How many times can you get interrupted, I ask you? And still keep your head in the game? But all’s well that ends well. DUFFLE BAG TOTE. A duffle bag tote is an ideal type of luggage that no traveler should be without.
The duffel bag is one of the most versatile and functional forms of luggage. It can be used as a carry-on for plane trips, and can also serve as the perfect overnight or weekend bag. Duffel bags can be made in a variety of styles, designs, colours and fabrics. Therefore, anyone from a business traveler, to a camper, or everyday vacationer, will find use for a duffle tote bag. Dimensions: approximately 17″ high / 20″ wide / 11″ deep with a 40″ [1 m] detachable shoulder strap and exterior pocket. [43 cm x 51 cm x 28 cm] Construction Method: Turned finish – this method may be recognized by noting the lack of machine-stitching that is visible at points of assembly on the exterior side of the bag.
Material Used: 100% cotton denim, 54″ wide; trim: 100% microfiber suede cloth, 45” wide. You will need: The size of your duffel tote bag is based on the circumference of a circle. Self Fabric: Body – cut 1X. Pink Chalk Fabrics is your online source for modern quilting cottons and sewing patterns., Cloth, Pattern + Tool for Modern Sewists. Ilustradores Now VIII! Y con esto y un bizcocho…
Super Discount ! - Caroline Selmes ◆ Illustration. Nicoles Classes. Vegetable Garden Guide: When to Harvest Vegetables - Martha Stewart. Home Office Organizing Tips and DIY Projects. I finally found that part time job I’d been searching for, and this past Friday I started my first day of work as an office assistant.
It’s a great job, and while I still have a lot to learn, I’m excited to not only be working for a small family owned company, but to have friendly and awesome co-workers as well. As it turns out, however, I now have two offices. The office at work and my office at home. While there’s not a lot I can do about the office that isn’t mine – at least there are no scary cubicles lurking about – I can find ways to make mine better organized.
Because no matter what there never seems to be quite enough desk space to keep the clutter at bay without daily filing. Desk space is always going to limit you, so the key to finding more space is looking up. Again, if your short on desk space then you don’t want bins stacking up for incoming and outgoing mail. Again, if you’re looking to create more desk space, look up, and organize with a wine rack. Need more ideas? Raquel Catalina - ilustración. Play At Home Mom LLC: EMOTIONAL INTELLIGENCE THROUGH PLAY. MADE. Quienes somos - La Plataforma Artistica Jose Luis Pnce. 50 años.
De fundición a plataforma artística. Cinco décadas de trayectoria. Esculturas gigantes en bronce de varias toneladas. Pero también en hierro, aluminio y cobre firmadas por Gerardo Rueda, Rafael Canogar, Eduardo Arroyo o José María Sicilia. Grandes nombres de la historia del arte español, grandes obras del siglo XX que escriben la historia de la Fundición Taller de Arte José Luis Ponce. Hoy, tras medio siglo de trabajo, este espacio de creación da un paso más, convirtiéndose en La Plataforma Artística José Luis Ponce.
Un paseo por los hitos artísticos de esta fundición comenzaría en el mítico mural de la plaza de Colón de Madrid que nos llevaría a un periplo por cuatro continentes. A letterpress community. Paintings by aaron nagel. oakland, ca. Thought I’d do a quick post about my glazing methods lately.
It’s become a really important and enjoyable step of the painting process for me, and I discovered a medium pretty recently that has drastically changed the way I approach it. Being more confident with my glazing has also loosened up the way I do the first pass of a painting — and takes a little bit of the pressure off, as I know I can go in once things are dry and have a good shot of bringing things to where I’d like them to be. Below are some shots of a small portrait study I did this week — I tried my best to capture a few different stages of the glazing process. the piece is pretty tiny at 9″ x 12″, and fairly loose, but hopefully the progression is apparent (and possibly interesting and/or helpful). 1) This is what I started with. A few days after all the paint went down, things are looking pretty dull, and there is a lot of inconsistency in the sheen; matte areas, semi-glossy areas, etc. PS.
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