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 10-25-2005, 21:03 Post: 118451
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I don't see a pic 17, but pic 1 looks like it was compressed with a very lossy compression algorithm So Sad






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 10-25-2005, 21:40 Post: 118455
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Very well done! You can be proud of her no matter what type of canvas it is.






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 10-25-2005, 21:46 Post: 118456
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Sorry, I didn't look past pics 1 and 17. Pic 18 looks very nice! She freehanded that? That's pretty impressive. I'm artistically impaired and envy anyone that has talent.






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 10-25-2005, 21:50 Post: 118457
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She was using a photo as a model and free handed it.
It has been a while since I have updated my pictures. I tried to highly compress them to get it down to 30 kb. oops!
I too fundimentals of design in 4th year of college. After no art through high school it was a struggle but need the fine arts credit and art appreciation was full. I would work diligently on the assigments for a C or C+ and was ready to pay for the art freshmans work.
My latest project is to build her an easel out of the lower half of a pine door I cut for a eave closet access door. I think it takes some talent to complete without plans considering the odd angles on the legs etc. I am sure it would be shunned by the artsies as they would rather spend a couple of hundred dollars, but it works and looks ok.






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 12-12-2005, 13:47 Post: 120922
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Hey, Peters, that looks like an ARXX/Blue Maxx ICF house.
Nice.

I built my house myself using the Polysteel ICF product.
50% energy savings and dead quiet.






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dfkrug; Yes BlueMaxx I made 2 structures. I am debating whether I will sell the scaffolds now.






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Peters, if you are talking about the adjustable scaffold braces sold for Insulated Concrete Form construction, you should not have trouble selling them and recouping your $100 or so per-unit cost. If you don't find a local ICF distributor willing to buy them, check out the forums on the icfweb.com.

I was involved in a couple dozen ICF projects, including 4 of my own.






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