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Max Rollitts unique approach to his profession has evolved through a long career working with antique furniture both as dealer and restorer. His extensive
With renovations soon to begin on my new Toronto Victorian home, 2022 interior design trend reports, home decor colour trend boards and industry highlights are definitely what I have been gravitating to. From Crittall doors to dark kitchen cabinets, home decor color trends and herringbone flooring,
How do you define modern letterpress? For most designers, it’s the ability to combine traditional printing methods with any number of digital fonts burned into photopolymer plates for use on a vintage Vandercook. But for a limited few, the craft of letterpress is an exclusively analog pursuit, like
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Image 17 of 20 from gallery of G1 House / Gabriel Rivera Arquitectos. Plan
the structural system adopted is that of a tree-branch. the wine bar, restaurant, pre-function and banquet facilities is captured within a different spatial volume, defined by the variable degree of the branching structure.
All countries have their own style when it comes to military recruitment posters, and even within one country, the style will change drastically depending on the specific branch looking for volunteers. Here are some interesting examples of military recrui
i can't get enough of this look-- the subtle neutral shades, the decidedly non-commercial knitwear, the porcelain foundation... beautiful. i hope to see more of larkoubi, a recent student who was selected to show at the g-star raw talent awards.
Image 2 of 21 from gallery of Manitoba Hydro / KPMB Architects. Photograph by Gerry Kopelow
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The illustrations of Lieke van der Vorst.
I was blown away by the lovely response from you guys after my last post. It was actually very motivating to carry on. So today, as there is finally an Autumn chill in the air here in Bristol, I a
Image 1 of 12 from gallery of Barn / Project Meganom. Photograph by Yury Grigoryan
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Sidney Herbert Sime's art seems to capture the point at which a dream becomes a nightmare.
Zaha Hadid's Guangzhou Opera House has just opened in China in spectacular, asymmetrical style. Here's what it looks like inside and out
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Jubilee Procession in a Cornish Village, G. Sherwood Hunter.
I'm a perfectionist. I didn't always know this about myself, or maybe I wasn't always one and I'm just settling into my own shoes a little as I get older. But "ehh.... good enough" is probably not something you'll hear me say. Because if I'm working on something I care about, and I know it's not the best I am capable of, I have to force myself to not redo every little thing and make it as good as I know it could be (and yes, I do realize that this occasionally makes me a little bit annoying). For example, I've attempted a few methods for collecting and organizing tangle patterns... index cards, flip cards, graph paper pads, Moleskine notebooks, different-sized journals, a small binder with page protectors, et cetera. First I had to let go of the idea that any journal I created would/could ever resemble Maria's... that just wasn't realistic for me. I don't mean that in a self-depricating way... but she uses journals that the pages don't rip out of. Having a journal full of mistakes and oopses and crossed-out things next to the occasional pattern that came out absolutely perfect would drive me insane. Once I cleared that mental hurdle, it was easier to think realistically about what I needed. I had a handful of requirements in mind for an acceptable method of organizing a bazillion tangle patterns: Each pattern needed to be 1) big enough to be as detailed as necessary, but 2) not so big that each one would take up a lot of room. It had to be 3) organized in a way that I could find what I was looking for without a lot of page-flipping, 4) sturdy and 5) portable with 6) an infinite amount of room to add more patterns. 7) Patterns need to be protected against bending and dust/fingerprints but 8) removable without ruining the book and 9) not too much of a pain to move around. AND 10) it had to be pretty. I'm a little embarrassed to admit that last one, but I want what I want. *shrug* Here's how my lofty standards and I arrived at a solution I could run with. The top binder contains my seminar notes, workshop resource pages, my price list, my tangle pattern PDF from Linda Farmer (a $10+ donation will get you one of those here), and other miscellany. The pink (1.5") binder on the bottom is my personal tangle pattern collection. It goes without saying that it's a work in progress. This beast of a craft punch came from Michael's. This size was available with two different edges, this scalloped one and another one with plain straight edges. Hobby Lobby is my usual haunt, but they don't carry a punch (that I saw) in this exact size and shape. Kudos to the manufacturer... it has held up really well, and as you'll see in a minute, it's got some serious miles on it. This one is 2.5 inches if you're measuring diagonally (I think that's how these punches are marketed), or about 1.75 inches on each side. I'm sorry about the quality of these pics... the glare from my work lamps blows out the whites, and I can't do much about the shadows. Hopefully you can still see ok. The bottom view. (I heard turtles also look like this underneath when you flip them over.) I keep spare blanks in a zipper pocket in the front of the binder with a few pens so everything gets stored together. These are from blank white 4X6 index cards... you can get six squares from every index card if you're careful. No, those are not Microns... they're Copic Multiliners, and I LOVE them. They're waterproof and archival and pigment-based just as the Microns are, but the barrel is more comfortable to hold. Plus they're kinda sparkly. So here's the cool part... these are coin collecting pages! They're thick and sturdy, and you can get 40 tangle patterns in one sheet, front and back. And, awesomest of all, the paper doesn't fall out. Ever. They're not crystal clear, but they're good enough. It's not archival quality plastic, but I really don't care about that. A word of advice: If you're planning on using these, take them out of the plastic and lay them out unstacked for a few days so they can air out. You know that overwhelming, noxious smell you get when you open a new shower curtain? Oh yeah... these'll make you dizzy. Here's a scan so you can see the page more clearly (still missing the names on some of them, but you get the idea). This is the side with the pocket openings... see how they slide in the top? Front and back view... room for 20 patterns per side. So far I have only had to go to a second sheet for a couple of letters. I opted to skip the shading on these to save time, but also because I didn't know if the pencil would eventually rub off on the insides of the pockets. I really didn't want to risk everything getting smeary after having put so many hours/days/weeks/months into this project. Then I would have to redo the whole thing. Just kidding. Sort of kidding. I don't want to think about it. I made page markers for the upper right-hand corner of each sheet by printing out the alphabet in a font I like (it's Jimbo, in case you care), traced them on a light table and tangled them. I'm in the process of adding all of the 'official' tangle patterns that aren't published/obvious/available to the general public. (Probably should have done that first.) Eventually those will have their own section in the binder. I was in the middle of the Cs when I started adding the name of the person who came up with the tangle pattern on the side of each square (the name of the pattern is across the bottom). I haven't gone back to add names to the first ones yet, but I'll get to that eventually. Then I'll start combing blog posts and Genevieve Crabe's weekly roundups for new patterns to add. I LOVE that I don't have to throw away a whole sheet of paper if I mess up one pattern. Especially since some of these took me several tries to get right. I have them grouped by the first letter of the pattern names, but they're not alphabetized within each group. That way, if somebody comes up with a pattern called 'aardvark', I don't have to pull out all the patterns on the A page to put them in order. That would definitely cut into my tanglin' time. If you've made it all the way down to the bottom of this blog post and you're still awake and alert, please take a moment to name the vicious fish (he's a pencil sharpener actually) that guards Ambrosia, my awesome drawing from Norma Burnell. If your suggestion is my favorite, you win one of these: A shiny new black .01 Copic Multiliner! You can check back after Sunday to see if you won. Have a tangly week! • ❃ • ❋ • ❁ • ✿ • ✽ • ❀ • come visit me here!
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If you've been following us for a while, you'll know exactly how much we love a good pattern hack. So much so that when we're dreaming up new sewing patterns, if a design is not infinitely hackable, it won't even make it past the drawing board. If, like us, you enjoy getting down to some frankenfrocking, or if you've a
