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“The technological challenges that the movement of this colossal head entailed received the lion’s share of media attention.Life took notice of the event, describing the Olmec head shown at Seagram Plaza inits May 28, 1965, edition as the “earliest monumental sculpture found in the Western hemisphere.” To demonstrate the installation process at Seagram Plaza, Life Figure 3also presented a large-scale illustration of the heavy monolith being lifted into position by a crane.” (greyroom.org)
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warm-up sketches
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warm-up sketches
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warm-up sketches
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while visiting Craig and Sierra in Los Angeles
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(Source: vncntfrtz, via potatopantsfilledwithants)
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Submission - Berlin’s transit network, as drawn one piece at a time by a 7-year-old
Submitted by cellardoor85, who says:
As special educator, I work with a 7 year old boy who has memorised the complete Berlin S-/U-Bahn, bus and tram network. Every day, he draws exactly one section of the network (without any mistakes, of course) and gives it to me as a present. Last month I started to puzzle all the parts together into one big map on the wall of my office. The common project is not finished yet, but I encouraged him to pay more attention to the west part of Berlin ;-)
I am impressed; I am very, very impressed. I’d definitely love to see this again when it’s finished!
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