just finished giving my cock colors, I painted for 9 days, finally gave the last touches, and today I apply a coat of varnish, here I show viewed from various angles.
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Friday, January 14, 2011
Van Huesen Swot Analysis
My cock over and white ...
After much effort, I finished the paper mache rooster, I recently painted acrylic gesso, now I have the task of giving color, I use mainly red and blue .... 
Finally I
Finally I Monday, January 10, 2011
D2nt Bot Public Setup
A paper mache fish
I decided to make a video to show how to create the first package to start a new piece of paper mache. Until now I had stopped thinking he would need help from someone to hold the camera, but I started testing and found a way to do it alone.
The piece was elected to start a fish, for some time the idea of \u200b\u200ba new fish has been haunting me and what better occasion than this?
To achieve dynamism and avoid the monotonous video, use fast forward and sometimes only filmed as did half of the surface, because as the other half would be equal, it is easy to infer.
Well, folks, I leave you with this hard work in the hope that they like and can be useful to some people who wish to take up this art. 
I decided to make a video to show how to create the first package to start a new piece of paper mache. Until now I had stopped thinking he would need help from someone to hold the camera, but I started testing and found a way to do it alone.
The piece was elected to start a fish, for some time the idea of \u200b\u200ba new fish has been haunting me and what better occasion than this?
To achieve dynamism and avoid the monotonous video, use fast forward and sometimes only filmed as did half of the surface, because as the other half would be equal, it is easy to infer.
Thursday, January 6, 2011
How To Make A Simple Telescope At Home
Alebrijes little
I've heard of the internet and searched alebrijes information about them and also found many images. as in Mexico each year a festival of alebrijes.
For someone like me, do not know yet, I tell them that the alebrije is a craft originating in Mexico. These animals are made of paper mache, cardboard or even wood but know if it is limited to these materials, they turn out to be fantastic animals, they all blend characteristics of different animals to suit the artist, the only law is the very colorful. They
born in a magical dream of a humble profession cartonero Mexican named Pedro. Peter did not see the tunnel have been those who have had near-death experiences in his experience he went to a place surrounded by nature and populated by fantastic creatures that were pounced on and did wake up suddenly, and not only did not die, but lived another 50 years and set about making those little cardboard alebrijes, thereby creating a popular tradition.
Here you can see these 2 small alebrijes I've made of paper mache, one is a green caterpillar-finned fish, parrot beak, tail of a scorpion and spider legs, the other is a beetle red-neck Tiñosa humanoid face, legs centipede, bat wings and tail of a dragon.
It's fun, haha. 
For someone like me, do not know yet, I tell them that the alebrije is a craft originating in Mexico. These animals are made of paper mache, cardboard or even wood but know if it is limited to these materials, they turn out to be fantastic animals, they all blend characteristics of different animals to suit the artist, the only law is the very colorful. They
born in a magical dream of a humble profession cartonero Mexican named Pedro. Peter did not see the tunnel have been those who have had near-death experiences in his experience he went to a place surrounded by nature and populated by fantastic creatures that were pounced on and did wake up suddenly, and not only did not die, but lived another 50 years and set about making those little cardboard alebrijes, thereby creating a popular tradition.
Here you can see these 2 small alebrijes I've made of paper mache, one is a green caterpillar-finned fish, parrot beak, tail of a scorpion and spider legs, the other is a beetle red-neck Tiñosa humanoid face, legs centipede, bat wings and tail of a dragon.
It's fun, haha.
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