Would you like to get more out of time with God? Here are 3 practical tips for carrying what you read in the Bible with you into the rest of your day.
Industrious on Friends of Type. Friends of Type is a type & lettering sketchblog by Erik Marinovich, Aaron Carambula, Jason Wong, and Dennis Payongayong, and their guests.
Today was a studio day, the weather was glorious, the music was Brazilian chill, the dog was by my side, rather than her hysterical human licking obsessed self, the chickens were digging in the garden. The conditions were perfect. And, there was a tradesman arriving, we all know how that goes. An entire day is…
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Industrious x Lazy
The Austin artist's current work signals new shifts in the collages for which he has gained national notoriety
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credit Photo: Courtesy Library of CongressIndustrial designer Raymond Loewy was a giant in his field. He produced http://archive.wired.com/science/discoveries/news/2008/11/dayintech_1105 innovative designs in every area from fashion to locomotives. If you admire the Streamlined Moderne style of Art Deco, you’ve probably admired a Loewy design. You like logos? Then, you like Loewy. That’s enough from us. Take […]
Though they be but little, they are fierce. (Also: smart, resourceful, and clean.)
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Budget pet travel expert Bethany Clochard has traveled North America with at least one large family dog since she was three years old from a home base in Cascadia. Here at Cascadian Nomads Pet Adventure Blog she & her traveling pets, three adventurous dogs (dachshund, corgi & collie,) a gregarious cat and an intrepid cockatoo inspire wanderlust & outdoor adventures through entertainingly educational pet lifestyle stories and stunningly beautiful animal photographs.
In the midst of life I woke to find myself living in an old house beside Brick Lane in the East End of London
A few months back I made a sheet metal folder, and during the build I realised there were a few little things that I do to improve the tool. So in the video ...
Expect some profound and life-altering shifts in your spiritual life during Pluto’s transit of the 8th house. During this time, you may be especially vulnerable since it has the ability to dr…
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Looking through these early 20th Century newspapers is such fun. I especially love reading the directions written by Adelaide Byrd. These two patterns are definitely going in the queue for a future grandchild. It occurred to me that the cap probably needs to be printed in its original size. This is tricky because there are many magnification levels when I am taking screen shots of these scans, and it's not clear what percentage they are of the original newspaper. I have tried to calculate this by measuring the size of today's papers and comparing it to the scans. If my calculations are correct, the back circle piece of the baby bonnet should be 4 across, so that was my guide. Of course, little babies have different sized heads, so this is just a suggestion. Update: Laura mentions in her comment below that her newspaper has been downsized a couple of times, so the 4 suggestion may be a little small.
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