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RE: A Thread for Fine Design
May be a bit whacky, but Really deserves a visit.
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RE: American Football and brain damage
@solo said:
ever seen how they feign an injury by rolling around in agony and on replay they were never even touched?
All the while while eyeing the ref.
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RE: American Football and brain damage
Of course soccer is a passive sport (sharpen your elbows)


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RE: Old House (actual)
That scratchy one that looks like an old black and white photo taking with a brownie is awesome.

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RE: Project ladder
Hey and welcome!
Very elegant stairway. Are you planning concrete? -
RE: A Thread for Fine Design
Since I'm on an art tangent.
Woven willow by http://www.lauraellenbacon.com


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RE: A Thread for Fine Design
I am always impressed by objects which have balance, simplicity, and yet are still able to interject visual interest.
Pottery by http://www.jenniferlee.co.uk


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RE: A Thread for Fine Design
http://www.cinqcinqdesigners.com/ (Website is under construction at the moment)
Wouldn't this be refreshing in comparison to the old electric baseboard


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RE: A Thread for Fine Design
I was just playing with something similar after drilling the door handle holes out of 29 doors, I was left with these "Tinker toy" like wooden circles. I started playing with different ways of joining them into objects....
Then I found this. http://www.carwangallery.com/objects.php



And more of their work.


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RE: A new home for SketchUp
Susan
As a trainer, I wonder how it will affect you? -
RE: A new home for SketchUp
@thomthom said:
What worries me here is that I don't see the relevance of what they do with what I'm used with for SketchUp.
Will SU transform into a different type of solution? Will it fragment into specialized editions?+1

































