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Read reviews from the world’s largest community for readers. [This] beautiful book turns craft into wearable art. Using black-and-white diagrams to clarify…
When I asked Brenda Stofft to design a steampunk witch just for us I never dreamed it would be this spectacular. The canvas is gorgeous! That goes without saying. All of Brenda’s canvases are spectacular but this one really captured my heart. I love the colors, the details, just everything about it. And then I […]
Lisez « La construction comment ça marche? Toutes les techniques de construction en images » de Ursula Bouteveille disponible chez Rakuten Kobo. Quels sont les points singuliers à respecter pour la réalisation d’une toiture végétalisée ? Comment sont constitués les...
Today we're looking at some of the techniques used in the gigantic Winterfell build by Playwell Bricks aka. Jason Pyett. If you haven't seen it before, make sure you check out his Flickr account here as this is only a tiny proportion of it: https://www.flickr.com/photos/playwell_bricksWhen looking at the model you have to think of the complex techniques that must have been used to create such shapes, but when looking closer and at the interior you can see Jason uses very simple parts. For exampl
Today we’re looking at an ingenious technique used by builders @Barthezzbrick and @caleb_saw on Instagram, who create foliage and vines using a minifigure accessory more commonly found in the hands of cowboys…The whip piece’s flexible material allows it to be twisted and looped in organic spirals, like vines that tangle and creep along walls! Caleb Saw uses this technique to depict an overgrown ruin. In Barthezz Brick’s build, the contorted whips are pinned in place with leafy elements while pla
Today we're looking at 3 stunning tree designs by 2 builders on Flickr.The first technique is by Brother Steven and is actually very simple; stem pieces are used to angle 6x5 leaf pieces slightly to create the canopy. Check out the post here: https://www.flickr.com/photos/76437548@N04/17761264426/?fbclid=IwAR3ngqdlWB6It5q62Ef1uOq7pVUTx77vyu56V7Et03AxCVQBlVRNF4SiFOEThe other techniques are by Micah Beideman who creates pine and birch trees. The pine trees are made from 1x1 clips positioned sidewa
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Fonctionnement de base Introduction Voilà quelques techniques de base pour débuter à l'aérographe.....Suivant le type de support et l'effet voulu on va s'orienter vers l'une ou l'autre de celles-ci......En aérographie le but est d'obtenir un rendu réaliste...
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Today, we’ll be going over some basic (and advanced) techniques that’ll give you everything you need to take your train MOCs to the next level! Click to read!
Today we're bringing you a tutorial for a fantastic water technique by Barthezz Brick. He was kind enough to send us images of how he put together the water in one of his latest builds, so check out the image to see exactly how it's done!We'll be sharing more of his techniques from the build this technique is featured in over the next 2 weeks, but in the meantime check out his account on Instagram for more awesome builds! https://www.instagram.com/barthezzbrick/?hl=en
Today we’re looking at several “SNOT” base techniques. For those unfamiliar with the term, “SNOT” means “Studs Not On Top” and is a building technique that uses pieces on their sides or at different angles, compared to building normally by stacking bricks on top of one another.The examples shown are at a smaller scale and fit for a single scene, but this technique can be scaled up and used for larger MOCs as well. Each example successfully uses a SNOT technique to create a distinct base for thei
