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Model photos

These are some of the photos of the model of Bernard's tomb (the outlaw bomber, lover of princess Leigh-Cheri). I tried to take photos that articulate some spatial propositions which I think the model has and couldn't be seen explicitly without framing them. I drew on top and composed them in a collage way. I don't know yet what they could become. Some of them could possibly be used in my animation, it would help get away from the "linearity" of my films up to now. 

Welding bay

This week's perspective drawing, a little rushed - something of a worm's-eye. Freshly welded steel frames for carnival floats are cooled using the brine and whey wrung from cheese curds under the weight of spectators above. C'mon guys, let's get this blog back in action.

A little taste of Turkish cuisine

Delia does a doner.

The hazards of deciding that your plan is actually the section?

From BD's Facebook page.

Ron Eglash on African fractals

http://www.ted.com/talks/lang/eng/ron_eglash_on_african_fractals.html

Peat Culture

the ‘offsetters’ increasingly insert themselves physically and metaphorically into the landscape, gradually dissolving the boundary between occupier and occupied.

Peter Calicher 3D Street Art

LetThemSitCake! by Dejana Kabiljo

Found this on Dezeen. Gabriel, this made me think of your food obsession and parts of your model. Dejana Kabiljo installed a giant sofa made of bagged flour topped with fake chocolate icing at the 751-D Park for Beijing Design Week.