cre.ations.net http://cre.ations.net/ A haven for creators and makers, cre.ations.net is the place to quickly publish anything you've created. Free and easy! en-us Copyright 2006, cre.ations.net Sun, 08 Nov 2009 08:50:30 -0600 Sun, 08 Nov 2009 08:50:30 -0600 custom http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss <![CDATA[Granite Outdoor Fishtank]]> Created by cngodles 1 year ago: "This was made about 3-4 years ago. I wanted to make a pond in my front yard, however I wanted to make it alot better than a usual hole in the ground in which you looked at fish. I got my hands on what were discarded granite tomb stones, as they were replaced with bronze markers instead. They were already broken in half, and perfect for the operation. Each one was 3 inches thick solid granite, with 4 holes each. Each was super duper heavy. I used 11 of them to complete the pond. 4 of them were used for the floor, and the other 7 were used for the wall. 3 in the back and 2 on each side. I had to use silicone to plug up all of the holes as well. The bottom ones were set in sand, and wedged together using whatever I could find. They were siliconed together and had the 16 holes siliconed shut. The wall pieces were lagged into the 4 x 4 treated wood frame using bolts with large washers. These holes were filled with silicone also. All seams were sealed with silicone. I managed to..."

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]]> Created by cngodles 1 year ago: "This was made about 3-4 years ago. I wanted to make a pond in my front yard, however I wanted to make it alot better than a usual hole in the ground in which you looked at fish. I got my hands on what were discarded granite tomb stones, as they were replaced with bronze markers instead. They were already broken in half, and perfect for the operation. Each one was 3 inches thick solid granite, with 4 holes each. Each was super duper heavy. I used 11 of them to complete the pond. 4 of them were used for the floor, and the other 7 were used for the wall. 3 in the back and 2 on each side. I had to use silicone to plug up all of the holes as well. The bottom ones were set in sand, and wedged together using whatever I could find. They were siliconed together and had the 16 holes siliconed shut. The wall pieces were lagged into the 4 x 4 treated wood frame using bolts with large washers. These holes were filled with silicone also. All seams were sealed with silicone. I managed to..."

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]]> http://cre.ations.net/creation/granite-outdoor-fishtank http://cre.ations.net/creation/granite-outdoor-fishtank All Thu, 17 Apr 2008 13:19:43 -0500 <![CDATA[Flash Drawn/Traced Cars]]> Created by cngodles 1 year ago: "I've always loved to trace draw in flash. I had a few people who wanted their cars done, so I did them and they turn out awesome. I don't do them as much anymore, but they sure are cool to look at. Each car takes about an hour. I also have the .swf files too, as these images don't show the detail that some of them get. I love using the flash line tool much more than the Photoshop or Illustrator path tool. I think it's easier to bend..."

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]]> Created by cngodles 1 year ago: "I've always loved to trace draw in flash. I had a few people who wanted their cars done, so I did them and they turn out awesome. I don't do them as much anymore, but they sure are cool to look at. Each car takes about an hour. I also have the .swf files too, as these images don't show the detail that some of them get. I love using the flash line tool much more than the Photoshop or Illustrator path tool. I think it's easier to bend..."

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]]> http://cre.ations.net/creation/flash-drawntraced-cars http://cre.ations.net/creation/flash-drawntraced-cars Drawings Fri, 04 Apr 2008 09:46:28 -0500