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Trying my hand at a 6-foot by 6-foot, “straight lines into curves” installation on the wall of the guest bedroom in our basement.

The outer frame is up and the first couple of laps around it are done. We’ll see how it comes along, but I envision another 50 or 60 layers along with a separate center frame tilted 45 degrees to fill the gap in the middle.

I’ll post more pictures as I continue to work on it.

{click on the thumbnails for the full-size versions}

Other similar projects:

A few more of my photo101 pics… Click any of the images for the larger, lightboxed version.

Trying out a new photo plug-in on the blog. Click any of the small pictures to try it out:

Pretty cool, huh?

Finally had a bit of free time and energy today to begin the complete overhaul of all-things-adam-online. From now on, just about everything that I have on the web will now flow through this site in some way or another.

I’ve enjoyed branching out and developing lots of new things over the past year, but lately it’s become too hard to keep everything updated in a timely manner. Now’s the time to pull in the reigns and connect the dots, so to speak…

Enjoy….

I’ve been trying to eat healthier over the past few months and have been buying lots of new fruits and vegetables to try. Having mastered everything from baby bok choy to the brussels sprout, imagine my surprise when I cut open this pomegranate:

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Used an old bike rim for this one. Needs better light for the pictures but you get the idea…

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And the original, 4 foot aluminum monster:

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After 7 or 8 years, and about 500 bottles of wine, these little guys are headed off to a dart-board project. Thought they looked pretty cool as I was sorting them…

Full set of photos here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/adambrucker

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Needed to fill up a big empty wall in the living room. I used to draw these in school in my graph-paper lab notebooks (hence the reason I’m not an engineer today) and thought it would work well in this spot. That’s a 4×4 piece of aluminum peg board with about 400 inch and a half carriage bolts screwed into it (the fun part). 800 feet of yarn later here’s what you get…

The Flatirons:

The Wineirons: