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The red feather canned butter. I wouldn't risk canning it myself. My kids live on kraft macaroni and cheese and it just isn't the same without butter. It is my "frivolous prep". AND... I just love butter on my bread with soup.
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I forgot my tea set. Hubs was English by birth and came to the US as a child. He loved tea so I bought a dainty china tea set with purple pansies on it. It is now a family tradition to have tea with cakes. It is the calm center to the chaos that makes up my day. So picture me post SHTF surrounded by mastiffs having my afternoon tea
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My pick me up preps are books and chocolate. Books to read when there is no electricity and well, chocolate is chocolate.
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I've got it because it will save me money when I need to bring something somewhere. It's cheaper than buying the ingredients and it's a whole lot quicker than measuring things out. That means if I'm in a time crunch I don't go buy a half dozen cupcakes for $8.
As far as food, my biggest luxuries would be chocolate and cilantro. I don't eat much food like mac and cheese. TBH we don't even have any butter in our house right how.
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June 25th, 2012 #31
Hey matey
Now worries then it is what it is, I like the log cabin matey there has been some good work on that with perspective and form good one! well done! I would like to see that one rendered up and coloured mate.
all the best and keep it coming matey!
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Awesome sketchbook dude, I used to do a bit of pixel art myself and it's really cool seeing all your sprites n icons.
You've got a really nice way with colours, and I reckon this comes from your pixel art background, hand picking palettes and what not. I would love to see some life studies but TBH you seem to be doing all the right things so just keep going!!
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Lightship: Thanks for stopping by again. Glad you like the cabin.
Jackyboy: Thanks. Its rare to see a fellow pixel artist on CA.org. You're right, pixel art probably has influenced my coloring, the limited palettes make you think creatively and try different things.
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I wonder if I should be using Cubeupload for my images, I'd hate to see this thread filled with broken images in a year's time.
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Duuuuuuuuuuude pixel magic,
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All this pixel stuff you work on some kind of old west fantasy mash up rpg?
anyway good stuff keep it up!
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@QPK: Thanks again bro.
@James Simons: Naw, just an interest of mine. I did however have a similar game concept planned out though, it was to have a Dwarf Fortress crafting/building mechanic in a wilderness-survival frontier theme. If anything it would at least be a unique game.
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July 17th, 2012 #37
It's been a sluggish grind week of sketches. I am excited though, for next week I will finally be the proud owner of a digital tablet! Can't wait to see what I can do with one.
July 22nd, 2012 #38
Got my tablet, a Monoprice for a measly $40, it seems to be a pretty decent tablet.
Here's what I've done with it so far
And one in pencil
One thing I dislike though is that I find it difficult to get sharp hard lines unless I push down fairly hard, otherwise brushes get too smooth or blurry.
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July 25th, 2012 #39
For some reason my antivirus software freaks out when I visit Conceptart.org
A portion of proportion
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July 25th, 2012 #40
your pixel art is very interesting and have depth in it.
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Thanks Sony.
In these gestures I visually studied a pose for a few minutes then closed out the window and tried to draw it from memory.
These are some more pixel scenes I haven't posted because they're not really recent, but all are from within the past year and people seem to like them so I'll dump.
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July 27th, 2012 #42
awesome sketchbook ! I love your studies and digital work. I have no idea how to make pixel art but I definitely would like to try that out sometime.
Also, your digital paintings and sketches look soo crisp.. is that because you save them as png?
Anyways, keep doing what you're doing.. It's wicked!
July 28th, 2012 #43
Excellent pixel artwork.
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@Jarkuzy: Thank you. And about the PNG thing, PNG is a contributing factor since it doesn't compress images, that and using hard-edged brushes.
@HunterKiller: Thank you sir. Always good to hear postiive feedback about my pixels.
Anyway, I have yet more creations to fill this sketchbook with.
Vampire (non-glittering type) pixel for a weekly competition
and misc. stuff
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Keep pushing it!
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August 7th, 2012 #47
Thanks Bruce, I'm trying!
Here's another pixel landscape I did a few nights ago.
More figures (than you can shake a stick at), 99% from imagination
and this thing
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August 7th, 2012 #48
Hey man awesome studies! That pixel work is pure magic, I wish I knew how to do it. Anyway, keep up the hard work man!
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August 7th, 2012 #49
nice updates!
August 12th, 2012 #50
@Pschybuddy: Thank you.
@Jarkuzy: Thanks again!
More anatomy grinding this week, some speedpaints and an illustration WIP
Nothing set in stone on this guy, still pretty early WIP.
August 16th, 2012 #51
Really like see all the studies. Can't wait to see your progress. Keep it going.
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August 16th, 2012 #52
Wow, so many studies, so much hardwork. You're way more consistent than I am. Thanks for visting my sketchbook by the way.
In need of crticisms...
Drop by my Sketchbook
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August 16th, 2012 #53
cool stuff m8 keep it up, head drawings are very nice as well as the figures
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August 17th, 2012 #54
@Mashach, mistersomes, and dimi, Thanks fellas!
This took a long time to finish but I still have work to do, the left hand is a bit too small and I think the composition is cluttered on the right.
Mercenary Halberdier, 17th Century
August 26th, 2012 #55
I think that last illustration sucked the life out of me, been pretty lazy/busy this past week, lack of inspiration, so I don't have much to show.
.gif of process of making my last character if interested
And a quick character
August 27th, 2012 #56
man i really love ur subject matter and ur trying interesting poses. i think that my favorite is still post 3 with the dwarf, tho he dont really look very dwarfy to me Ur sb makes me want to draw men with coonskin caps and flintlock rifles man
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September 19th, 2012 #57
Thanks again JF.
Glad CA.org back up finally.
New attachment manager is great.
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September 25th, 2012 #58
A metal bust study and a sketch based on the English Civil War.
September 30th, 2012 #59
JC Lyendecker study + various shit (legs)
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TOKYO (AP) -- Struggling Japanese electronics maker Fujitsu is slashing 5,000 jobs, or nearly 3 percent of its global workforce, as it seeks to boost profitability by reshaping its computer-chip business and its overseas operations.
Fujitsu said Thursday the job cuts will be completed by the end of this fiscal year next month, and will rely on early retirement, layoffs and other methods. Details were undecided.
Separately, another 4,500 workers will be shifted to other parts of Fujitsu, including a computer chip company being set up with Panasonic Corp., another languishing Japanese electronics maker.
Japan's electronics sector has been floundering, although it's getting a boost recently from the weakening yen.
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Cary Romsdahl, 50, of St. James died on Monday, March 12, 2012 in Oklahoma as a result of a motor vehicle accident.Funeral services were held on Tuesday, March 20, 2012 at 10:30 a.m. at First Lutheran Church in St. James with Reverend Ken Bowman officiating. Burial was at Kansas Lake Lutheran Cemetery, St. James.Visitation was held on Monday, March 19, 2012 from 4:00 p.m. until 8:00 p.m. at Sturm Funeral Home in St. James and continued for one hour prior to the services at the church.Cary Lynne Rennick was born on July 22, 1961 to Wallace and Marlys (Allenspach) Rennick in Minneapolis, Minnesota. She attended grade school in Blaine. In 1970, moved to St. Jamesand attended grade school in Ormsby. She graduated from St. James High School in 1979.On March 22, 1986 she was united in marriage to Stephen Dale Romsdahl at Kansas Lake Lutheran Church in Butterfield. She was Superwoman, a force to be reckoned with! A loving wife, mother and grandma. She had a passion and zest for life, always there to listen and willing to lend a helping hand. She was the BEST cook, loved the outdoors, camping, boating, snowmobiling and spending time with Steve, the kids, grandkids, friends and had a never-ending list of hobbies. She was second in command on the family farm. She could do anything and loved helping Steve and Greg in the field.Another love in Cary's life were her bulldogs. She adored each and every one of her dogs, loved traveling to dog shows all around the United States, met thousands of people and acquired many special friends along the way. She recently won the National Championship for Best of Show and many other awards for all of her hard work and dedication.She is irreplaceable and her memory and legacy will live on forever in the hearts of many.Survivors include her loving husband, Steve of 26 years; five children, Michelle Romsdahl, Anna (Nick) Nelson, Stephen Jacob (Felicia) Romsdahl, Megan (fiance Dan Pauly) Romsdahl and Zachary Romsdahl; four grandsons, Jack Winkelman, Hayden Nelson, Knoxx and Jayger Romsdahl; parents, Wallace and Marlys Rennick; sister, Kelly (Rob) Westphal; mother and father in-law, Kenneth and Judy Romsdahl; brothers and sisters in-law, Jeffrey (Nancy) Romsdahl, Gregory (Karen) Romsdahl, Bradley (Deb) Romsdahl, Rebecca (Mick Beltz) Romsdahl and Sarah (Karl) Anderson; and many nieces and nephews.Cary was preceded in death by her brother, Chris Rennick; her grandparents; and other relatives.Arrangements are with Sturm Funeral Home in St. James. You may send the family condolences online at http://www.sturmfh.com.
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The comedy "Oconomowoc," the feature-film debut of Lawrence University graduate Andy Gillies, has its first Milwaukee-area showings at four theaters in the next two weeks.
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Vermonters worried about losing property to pipelineBy BETH GARBITELLI
The Associated Press | March 08,2014MONTPELIER Monkton homeowner Maren Vasatka was among several Vermonters who received notice from Vermont Gas recently about the potential of using her property for a natural gas line. And shes not happy about it.
Vasatka said that before receiving the letter, she had been negotiating with the company about an easement option but still had lingering questions.
We shouldnt be forced to sign that agreement out of arm-twisting without having our issues addressed, Vasatka said Friday.
Vermont homeowners and community members met with Public Service Department Commissioner Chris Recchia and other state officials Thursday in Monkton to express concerns about the gas companys plans.
The meeting comes on the heels of opposition from Town Meeting Day voters in Cornwall, Shoreham and Monkton to the Vermont Gas plan. The three towns passed non-binding resolutions to fight expansion of the pipeline.
Vasatka said she doesnt think the pipeline is necessary and its construction brings safety risks to the region.
Vermont Gas has already won permission from the Public Service Board to extend its line through Monkton and other towns to Middlebury. The next phase of construction would pipe natural gas from Middlebury to the International Paper Mill in Ticonderoga, N.Y., passing through the rest of Addison County, including Cornwall and Shoreham, and also underneath Lake Champlain.
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Vasatka said what bothered her most was her experience with the company.
Its been the way we and other homeowners have been treated thats by far the most disturbing, Vasatka said.
Vermont Gas spokesman Stephen Wark said the letters indicated the possibility of eminent domain, or taking private property or the right to use it for public benefit, but they were not the start of any formal process.
We hope it doesnt go that way, Wark said. We havent done eminent domain in the 50 years that weve been in business.
On safety issues, Wark said, the companys blasting plan and other protocols have been reviewed and approved by the state Public Service Board and the Public Service Department.
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3. To make the sauce, melt the remaining butter in a saucepan, add the flour and stir with a wire whisk until blended. Meanwhile, bring the water and milk to a boil and dissolve the bouillon cube in the mixture. Add all at once to the butter-flour mixture, stirring vigorously with the whisk until the sauce is thickened and smooth. Season with the nutmeg and pepper.
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