The Different Faces of Jewelry
It is nearing the end of summer; there were so many things that I wanted to do while the summer sun shone brightly that I may not be able to accomplish in the few summer days left, but I relish the change of seasons, especially the change from summer to fall. I’ve been working on my Fall Collection of jewelry frantically incorporating the season’s colours into new looks that will complement Fall clothing
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The Different Faces of Jewelry
If you haven’t been reading Sin Titulo by Cameron Stewart – go check it out. The weekly webcomic is about a guy investigating the death of his grandfather and gets sucked into a surreal underworld. It’s over 100 strips deep and it just won the Eisner Award for Best digital comic
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Sin Titulo by Cameron Stewart
Illustration: Paul Burck. Herbst im Isarthal , c1899. The tapestry work produced by the German artist and designer Paul Burck during the last years of the nineteenth century are probably some of the most interesting examples of the new European art of that era
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Tapestry Work of Paul Burck
David Edwards Becky Joy Cheryl Pass Coral Barclay Justin Clayton AJ LaGasse Karla Nolan Cheryl Ratcliff Andrew Orr To purchase any painting, simply visit the artist’s blog for details!
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Art Gallery – Daily Painters! August 23, 2010
To help aspiring exporters to export to the European market and to improve their export position, CBI has developed in cooperation with BEDO a very practical Export Coaching Program for ‘Home Decoration’ & ‘Home Textiles’. The program of 3 years is run by independent consultants whose extensive knowledge and networks throughout Europe guarantee high quality, specialized and up to date content. The Export Coaching Program includes training in: Market Research tailored to your specific industry Product Design and Development Preparation for sales process with attending Tradeshow in Europe How will you benefit from The Export Coaching Program?
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BEDO Bali, Indonesia, ECP Export Coaching Programm for Home Decoration and Home Textiles in co-operation with CBI
“Zonnebloemen draaien met de zon mee van vroeg tot laat met de zon mee tot hij ondergaat ‘s nachts draaien zonnebloemen langzaam niet vlug ‘s nachts draaien zonnebloemen weer zachtjes terug tot de zon komt met de zon mee zonnebloemen zee”. (Text: Hans en Monique Hagen.) (“Sunflowers sea.” “Sunflowers turn along with the Sun from early morning til late in the evening they follow the Sun till he sets. At night, the Sunflowers turn slowly without any rush
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"Zonnebloemenzee." De Horst, Holland.
Cream chargers containing 8 g of nitrous oxide each (N 2 O) to be used with an iSi whipper for whipping cream, making foams/espumas or pressurized infusions. A little more than a week ago Dave Arnold posted a great, new technique : pressure infusion using a conventional iSi whipper ! Just think of it – the whipper has been around for decades, and years a go Ferran Adrià pioneered it’s use for espumas.
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Wonders of extraction: Pressure
Cheryl Pass David Edwards Justin Clayton Janice Warriner Becky Joy Coral Barclay AJ LaGasse Andrew Orr Cheryl Ratcliff To purchase any painting, simply visit the artist’s blog for details!
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Original Art For Sale | Daily Art Painters | August 21, 2010
5″ by 7″ daily pastel painting, unframed surface – pastelboard I found this little red pear in the supermarket many months ago and snapped a bunch of photos. It’s one of many pears that I’ve painted. What is it about this fruit that inspires so many painters to use it as a subject
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red pear #2
Illustration: Felix Aubert. Fervenches printed velvet design, 1897 These five textile patterns were designed by the French designer Felix Aubert at the height of the European Art Nouveau movement. All were produced between about 1897 and 1899 and have elements that are typical of the period
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Textile Design of Felix Aubert
AJ LaGasse David Edwards Andrew Orr Janice Warriner Coral Barclay Becky Joy Justin Clayton Cheryl Pass Cheryl Ratcliff To purchase any painting, simply visit the artist’s blog for details!
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Blog Artists – Paintings for Sale – August 20, 2010
When I was a teen , I was aware of kids who smoked, drank, or did pot, but that really was outside of my little world and it didn’t touch me. Today, there are so many more opportunities and a wider variety of drugs available that kids could encounter. The good news is that statistics show a decrease in drug use among teens
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Teens and Drug Abuse Blog
I believe most chemists are familiar with the “periodic videos” from the University of Nottingham, covering all the known chemical elements. The series features professor Martyn Poliakoff who’s grey hair is really worthy of a professor! They have now covered the complete periodic table of elements, and have even started to update some of their previously posted videos. There are also thematic videos as well as videos covering specific molecules appearing now.
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TGIF: Food related “Periodic videos”
I blathered on at length in the paper today about the ridiculously chock-full season of (mostly) goodness that awaits us this fall. I was ordered to cease and desist at the very long length at which it appeared, but even so, there were several things I omitted that I wish I hadn't. I'd love to hear what you're looking forward to that didn't make the list
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Meanwhile …
AJ LaGasse Cheryl Pass David Edwards Coral Barclay Becky Joy Justin Clayton Cheryl Ratcliff Karla Nolan Janice Warriner To purchase any painting, simply visit the artist’s blog for details!
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Abstract Art | Still life art | Daily Art – August 19, 2010
This morning, a reader sent me a link to a story in the Denver Post by its Fine Arts Critic discussing a show of young Canadian artists there. He seems dumbstruck that not only are there people actually making art in Canada — the shock! — but that — Good God! — it's contemporary, topical, technologically savvy, and relevant ! ( The show includes Toronto artist Alex McLeod (above) and Sobey nominee Brendan Tang.
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"Yes, there is Canadian art." So says Denver. Yes: Denver.
Illustration: Stained Glass from Owen Jones The Grammar of Ornament , 1856 In Britain stained glass design and production saw a massive rise in both popularity and function in the nineteenth century. It was used extensively in both the domestic and ecclesiastical markets and although artistically it can be said that the twentieth century may well have seen the apex of stained glass design work as far as creativity is concerned, it is still the nineteenth century that saw the craft appealing almost universally, probably for the first time since the medieval period. Although Owen Jones does cover stained glass decorative work in his 1856 The Grammar of Ornament , it is very much tucked away within the larger Medieval Ornament chapter.
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Owen Jones and Medieval Stained Glass Design
One of you Bloggers will recognize this lovely little church ooow so well. He exhibit his work very often in it and I hope he will do it a lot more in the future, his work fits soo well in it. Guess who?! “Expositie in het kerkje van Persingen.” Persingen, Holland
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"Show at the church of Persingen." Persingen, Holland.
Karla Nolan Cheryl Ratcliff Janice Warriner David Edwards Cheryl Pass AJ LaGasse Justin Clayton Becky Joy Coral Barclay To purchase any painting, simply visit the artist’s blog for details!
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Original Paintings | Daily Painters | Aug 17, 2010
The title reflects the state of my life at the moment: jewelry and cats! Cluny and Cuervo are adapting to life in the city; I had almost forgotten what high-maintenance cats they are! (I wouldn’t have it any other way).
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Jewelry and Cats!