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i love how the victorians just went on an absolutely orgy of reinterpreting everything from gothic to henry the eights diamond brick work patterns. which funnily enough, are a pale imitation of escher place, the very first all brick construction in england. only the gatehouse remains of it, but its diamonds are precise to a level hampton courts arent funnily enough. anyways, thanks for the glimpse of cool architecture and thanks for the weave tutorial.

Parabéns! 🇧🇷 Brasil, amei, amei, amei! 💓

beautiful work, greetings from Chile.

LoL，Lisa Maire was in NYC，she still prefers jewelry to shoe products. It's great to see her find a project that she enjoys.😊

Sell me one?

Thanks. It would be nice to know your firing temperatures.

I think the bracelet design is very imaginative and creative, wish I had made it.

Wonderful

How can I hear more from Tanya?

Nice board. How much money is invested in this project?

I missed it. How can I see it now

Use work bags for wedges. You can set the pins on the non tie slot to get things going. Start with the inside if your face forming. Inside corner is going to be tough. You need a lot of string lines. If you can snap a line and cut a line in the footer on the outside of the forms. If it's under of in it's hard to see. Use a small square or ruler to measure being off a 1/4" from the cut line. If you get a quality SPAX or grk screw a #8 is a 5/32 concrete bit on an impact. Drill concrete and screw right into the concrete footer, no tapcon necessary Standard Rodenhouse screw work on concrete as well as metal or wood. Special order fiberglass rebar for half of the bar. Same price less weight when you need to move a form. $50 for rebar caps. Buy them. I almost ripped half my face off on my first pour. Get a conveyor concrete truck if you can locally. 35 and 45 in our area. Drift pins are handy. You'll wear the waffle face off a hammer in a set. Get a framer with a flat head on the hammer to get into the corners. Catspaw is a must to hold pins while setting or pulling them so you can get a hammer on the wedge tip to remove. Double #5 around windows and opening. Check Every Single Wedge before the pour. Night before on an early morning pour. It will move when concrete goes in. Your door and windows bucks will move, check them when you check wedges. After a spinner for years finally go a wire spinner. Start with the wood handle on the first. Spinner from them on. To much diesel or oil will discolor your concrete. Doesn't take much.

Thank you for this excellent and well prepared presentation and for sharing your knowledge. Your work is beautiful. You make it sound much easier than it is,- even breaking the stringers to an exact length is quite a skill!

As an artist I'd like to say, when we click on videos about art and artists, we expect to see a lot of art. It's waste of opertuinity, to not use the time for PR.

Love your video it was very informative. Your pieces are absolutely gorgeous!!! I have one suggestion which you probably know when you’re grinding glass you should wear N95 mask or for more protection a respirator mask. You don’t want inhale the glass. 😊

Very nice

Hi. Impressive. If I my,. What kind of plaster specifically is not breakable after drying which you already applied on canvas, I barely can recall any flexible one

Trying to find this mold. Where was it bought? I’m in the US. Thank you

Est-ce que je peux utiliser le même canevas de coton que je prends pour monter mes toiles peintes à l’acrylique?

Oooooo inglés... Noooo

En fait beaucoup de mots pour pas trop d'explications complètes ... par exemple employer des carbonates au lieu des oxydes ...

Beautiful pieces

A list of materials would help! Awesome work!

Como Puedo contactar a Ana en las redes

Thank you very much today bought one of your horses at Barnard castle love it

Very good demonstration of a watercolour approach to silk painting. Process made simple and clear explanation.

Very interesting video. Particularly interesting for me as I worked for Mackies from 1975 - 2000, primarily on Flax processing machinery , Hackling, Spreading, Drawing, Roving and Spinning (wet) for long "Line" Flax and Carding ,Drawing, Combing, Roving and Spinning (dry and semi dry ) for short "Tow" fibre and blends . I installed Flax machinery in every major Linen mill in Europe, Africa, Asia and South America. The last 20 years I have specialised in installing and refurbishing Flax machinery in various mills around the world , Pre Pandemic I was refurbishing Mackie flax machinery in Muling Xinling flax mill in North East China. If my knowledge can be any use to you leave a message . Good luck , I like what you do.

Hi what was the brand of the plaster please

Can you do it only with oxide or can we make I with stains also as you know stains are made with oxide

What do you seal the plaster with? I heard you say Seal it. Thank you

I’ve had the problem after bisque kiln fire then to glaze makes the diffusion run not set.

Lovely work. Can I ask what polishing attachments you used?

Do you attach these to the walls like a wallpaper? Or simply hang them much like a tapestry? If like wallpaper, is it glued? Just not sure I understand the purpose unless it is meant to be a piece of art, similar to a painting? I think it is a genius technique, just not sure about the application for it.

Thank you for sharing this information. I have totally enjoyed the entire video, from gallery to workshop. Your work is beautiful.

11.00' what board have u used here?

Thank you this was so very interesting and well done understandable.

Good

You’re awesome!!!!!

I really enjoyed that Shakti, so lovely to hear you talking through your making process and to see you moving around the studio so happy. Must come and visit you soon x

More videos to come...as well as individual exhibitors videos. If you like the work feel free to leave a comment below :) Dan Broom Cameraman and video editor