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Catch up post. This certainly hasn’t been Post-A-Day, but at least I am still creating every day.
Day 13: I altered my Division of Safety of Dams thrifted t-shirt so it fits and can be proudly worn in public. Don’t you love that there is a whole division devoted to the safety of large concrete structures–like they watch out so the dams don’t fall down and scrape their knees.

Day 14: Another blurry night picture.

Day 15: More scribbling in my paperback art journal. This was fun with rectangles on page 90 but it didn’t exactly turn out picture-worthy.
Day 16: A “draft” framed version of one of my wire pieces. This one always reminded me of a grasshopper so it went onto green fabric board with sewn tracing paper weeds. Seeing it posted is really helping me detach and figure out what I want to change.

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February 13th 11:43 :34 pm by
cignoh
experimenting with an ir filter:

i don’t think i entirely know what i’m doing, so i’ll probably read up on ir filters a little more, ask around, and practice some more. but i thought it was kind of cool/funky-looking… the photo came out too dark, so i adjusted it a little and added a little bit of a vignette that i thought helped the composition of the image.
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I live in Cupertino, California - a relatively small city in the Bay Area about an hour away from San Francisco. Nothing very exciting happens here, but it is nice anyway.

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Greetings. My thing today is the end result when you combine a block of ice, your average desk lamp, a pretty winter leaf (or two) and a Canon 300D. The image editing was all done in iPhoto (unfortunately, as my computer is really in no mood to run Photoshop) and it was photographed with a 28-105 lens, which was not ideal, but I am at least interested with the results. I hope you enjoy! The full 10 photo set (along with all my other photos, well, at least the most recent 200 - I’m cheap like that) can be seen here. 
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February 01st 8:41 :48 pm by
Frizzle
Today I made a scroll blank. What’s a scroll blank? Well, in short, it’s a piece of pseudo-medieval art, used as the background or illustration for an award someone will receive. I’m excited, this one took a lot of time (more than I had to spend, but less than I planned for) and looks gorgeous. Watercolor (ok, guache) on smooth Bristol paper. First photo is close up with flash, second is full page, sans flash.

