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	If the wider one	1 Relevance	16 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	If the wider one is an attempted reproduction of the original, it has two different kinds of "errors" : The entire main element is stretched wider, while remaining at the same height -- as if it was digitally and one value was increased. On the other hand, the small top-most element is simply enlarged, in correct proportion. I saw works from this period when they were new -- at the Stable Gallery in Manhattan, if I'm not mistaken. . . My first impression remains that both could be legitimate works of the artist -- and/or his assistant, if any ? Why can' ...
	Yes, Thanks Patrick and...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	whitespike	General discussion
	Yes, Thanks Patrick and... Yes, Thanks Patrick and Alix. Methinks I am a real addict. I am not going anywhere. As long as this site exists, we will know each other digitally. Thanks for creating my cyber-hangout. It truly is the gift that has kept on giving.
	ummm...Part 2	1 Relevance	21 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... other designers have ever imagined in their dreams. The designer at MV Agusta motorcycles, the same guy who designed the legendary Ducati 916, his name escapes me too, is someone you should look into also. BMW's Chris Bangle is the anti-christ of BMWphiles, but I think he is brilliant in his way. It is just unfortunate that at the moment that they let his designs loose, BMW developed a sick obsession with digital electronic gadgetry that actually made there cars worse not better. So: his styling takes some lumps for the unfulfilled expectations of vehicle ...
	I would	1 Relevance	21 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	I would love to see what others have done. There's a lot of work that hasn't see "the light of day," I'm sure. Let's look. . . I discovered long ago that the photocopy machine is my best friend. At a very low cost, one can convert even quite pale pencil sketches into "ink" -- which reproduces far better -- and can manipulate size and density, as well as creating multiples. I stumbled onto the technique of stencil-coloring "prints" (using spray paints) after seeing what the local copy shop could do for me. I've spent many happy hours over a hot Konica digi ...
	I applaud your	1 Relevance	21 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	I applaud your efforts. A building contractor, informed of your intention and means (limited funding), would be a good addition to the mix; one or more builders could be induced to give a rough estimate, with the incentive of a potential job. But please don't be discouraged if the news isn't good. It sounds like an uphill battle, even after convincing the new owner (who presumably wants the land ?) to sell. Yet I have intrinsic faith in a project taken on for essentially altruistic reasons -- which seems to be the case here. If you're looking for addition ...
	Someone	1 Relevance	22 years ago	SDR	General discussion
	Someone has said that music is both the most "abstract" (ie, [necessarily] non-representational -- with exceptions, of course) and the most advanced, with a connection implicit between these two assertions. As with abstract painting, I suppose we must rely on the composer to define verbally his intention, including the "purpose"( if any) of the music. . .? Another in a short series of efforts to "visualize" music composition and its acoustic result, has appeared. The example shown on the "Classic Arts Showcase" series, broadcast on my local PBS station, acompanied a delightful Chopin Berceuse (Op 57) which I had not heard before. The website below presents other examples and an explanation of artist-composer Stephen Malinowski's efforts. (See John Whitney, "Digital Harmony," Byte Books/McGraw-Hill; 1980) for an exhaustive exercise "On the Complementarity of Music and Visual Art.") http://www.well.com/user/smalin
	Dear "b" and "shooter"	1 Relevance	22 years ago	koen	General discussion
	Dear "b" and "shooter" I am not an electrician, but I think you are barking up the wrong three. A fusebox is an enclosure of one or more electro-thermal-mechanical devices. Although we live in a digital age these devises, called fuses do not respond to digital inpulses, especially not froma certain distance. Some are remote controlled but even than the remote action is limited to a simple "reset" The amount of energy that the fuse will allow through is a predetermined amperage and can not be changed, certianly not at a distance. The fuse is simply build that ...
	To TinyNelltheSellerFeller...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	To TinyNelltheSellerFeller... "My name is tynellbuyer. I am a masochist. I schlep furniture. I love being digitally slapped. Slap me harder." Ho, hum, this is too, easy. Next. 🙂
	To TinyNelltheSellerFeller...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	To TinyNelltheSellerFeller... "My name is tynellbuyer. I am a masochist. I schlep furniture. I love being digitally slapped. Slap me harder." Ho, hum, this is too, easy. Next. 🙂
	tynellsellerfeller...	1 Relevance	17 years ago	dcwilson	General discussion
	... whore. Either you read my posts, like this one, and excrete tiny little chocolate bricks with a red face and a lot of bursted blood vessels on the squinting eyelids, or you don't. Capice? Ah, to be digitally young again and to really enjoy smacking iFops about. 😉 I'll take the foul (that's basketball jargon), this time, Patrick and Alix. Its worth it.
	RE: ID Tapiovaara style rocking chair	1 Relevance	5 years ago	tktoo2	Identification
	... world ever sorts itself out. Full disclosure: I had to look it up, too. I almost typed 'isometric'. P.S. I much prefer old-fashion hand drawings as they often reveal evidence of the designer's process of working out details. Something entirely lost in digitally-produced renderings.
	Thank DavidDC	1 Relevance	22 years ago	Olive	General discussion
	... I have found that the colors actually appear stronger in situ than they do on the swatches, so be cautious. My bedroom is Hibiscus with Light Daffodil on the ceiling. In the great room, I have a color-blocked wall with Grape Green and Eccentric Lime in a striae effect. All of these colors are gradations of the same hue and are shown together in the BM color swatch. Near the green wall I have Chili Pepper and Sangria reds color blocked, in a striae as well. I really like the orange called Citrus Blast, but haven't been brave enough to put it anywhere yet, ...
	USmodernist.org - Great Resource	1 Relevance	7 years ago	mark737	General discussion
	... is the world's largest open digital collection of major US 20th-century architecture magazines with approximately 2.8 million downloadable pages - all free to access. The collection is seachable and includes many articles and pictures on modernist furniture and design. The first picture is from the Jan 1959 edition of Arts and Architecture from a report about new Swiss furniture designs. The magazines also include a lot of furniture ads, like the one in the second picture for Frank Brothers Furniture of Long Beach, CA, showing some Wegner pieces. Tha ...
	RE: Mid century sofa - need identification please	1 Relevance	6 years ago	lexi	Identification
	@danny1two3. Found the answer. Made by L.K..Hjelle.Don't know designer but Fredrik Kayser and Gerhard Berg, who did design for them, are the most well known. Attaching images from the Norwegian digital Museum site; more precisely the archive photos in the Stiftinga Sunnmore Museum. @mark737. Thank you for the "nudge" which sent me searching. Worth scrolling through 100's of images.! Attachment: Screenshot-42.png Attachment: Screenshot-44.png
	RE: Luxo Lamps Historical Information	1 Relevance	4 years ago	lexi	General discussion
	... Luxo in 2009 along with production rights for their lamps. You could contact them and see if they have any archive material. I contacted Mats and he replied that he would be putting together a small Luxo post in the near future. ( I have no idea what info it will contain) When he does I will post the link here. Basically the model 1001 was the original and was followed by the L-1 and it's numerous variations. Production was licenced in many countries; There is also a Norwegian facebook page dedicated to lamps( https://www.facebook.com/groups/15356653509469 ...