It's no surprise that Colombo uses Photoshop.
But why does he use a small screen? He might control the image more easily on a Wacom tablet.
Here's one that I made: ...
bepsf: I wish that the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association would tell us if that molding is from the time of Washington.
I'd bet $50 that it's a fake.
Will you take the bet?
bepsf: I wish that an expert on Mt. Vernon would tell us to what extent the present building is real. Certainly not all of it.
In any event, the molding that crashes into the arched w...
The room with the arched window looks phony; it has the odor of "restoration".
The green color isn't the problem.
The way the molding hits the arch is just wrong. There ...
This kind of interior celebrates and magnifies the people who live within it. It says: "You are a King" (or Queen).
Is it wrong for people to think that way about themselves?
Bureaucrats have taken over the UK.
If Brits wanted to disseminate pictures of their great men, they could make digital files downloadable. Then anybody could get the print they wanted...
elissa is totally right. Muntinless windows are are ugly. The window has to be divided; otherwise it becomes a void in the wall. (I'm talking here about classical, traditional windows.)
I also attended the event. Maxwell and Rachel were gracious hosts.
Although I'm not a big fan of shabby chic, I approve its retro quality.
Louis XV and Louis XVI are wai...
Modern painting is nihilistic, and it has nothing to do with the history and the traditions that the White House represents.
With all the stuff he has to deal with, why does O stir up...
Arrogance is an occupational disease in the design professions. RP provides a good example: success has made him overly confident.
The Prince of Wales is not a great thinker, but hi...
In the '40's and '50's books were often bound in buckram, which is a very pleasing, smooth material. Nicer than plain cloth. I wish publishers would go back to buckram.
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It's no surprise that Colombo uses Photoshop. But why does he use a small screen? He might control the image more easily on a Wacom tablet. Here's one that I made: ...
bepsf: I wish that the Mount Vernon Ladies' Association would tell us if that molding is from the time of Washington. I'd bet $50 that it's a fake. Will you take the bet?
bepsf: I wish that an expert on Mt. Vernon would tell us to what extent the present building is real. Certainly not all of it. In any event, the molding that crashes into the arched w...
The room with the arched window looks phony; it has the odor of "restoration". The green color isn't the problem. The way the molding hits the arch is just wrong. There ...
The flat screen TV is an electronic machine; it belongs on a spaceship. Here's my idea (patent pending) for hiding it.
Great design, great price.
Since we're talking about graphics, here's my idea for a poster: http://picasaweb.go...
This kind of interior celebrates and magnifies the people who live within it. It says: "You are a King" (or Queen). Is it wrong for people to think that way about themselves?
Bureaucrats have taken over the UK. If Brits wanted to disseminate pictures of their great men, they could make digital files downloadable. Then anybody could get the print they wanted...
Chairs have interesting personalities. This Cherner chair reminds me of a yoga devotee. It should come with a water bottle and a rolled up mat.
Washington, D.C. is the new home for the rich, important people. Hence, the "artists" go there. And the rest of us pay for it all.
elissa is totally right. Muntinless windows are are ugly. The window has to be divided; otherwise it becomes a void in the wall. (I'm talking here about classical, traditional windows.)
Awesomely mindless.
I also attended the event. Maxwell and Rachel were gracious hosts. Although I'm not a big fan of shabby chic, I approve its retro quality. Louis XV and Louis XVI are wai...
Modern painting is nihilistic, and it has nothing to do with the history and the traditions that the White House represents. With all the stuff he has to deal with, why does O stir up...
Arrogance is an occupational disease in the design professions. RP provides a good example: success has made him overly confident. The Prince of Wales is not a great thinker, but hi...
How long before engineers do a synthetic version of this?
The photo of the apartment shows a Ben Shahn print. Here's a link to a better image: http://www.art-88.com/data...
In the '40's and '50's books were often bound in buckram, which is a very pleasing, smooth material. Nicer than plain cloth. I wish publishers would go back to buckram.
I proposed a similar but I think better idea some months ago. Here's a link to a Picasa album that has photos and details. Comments welcome.