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, 06 Jul 2008 20:01:57 -0500 Sun, 06 Jul 2008 20:01:57 -0500 custom http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss <![CDATA[Intelligent Design]]> Created by wizzard 1 year ago: "This is a Burning Man (http://burningman.com) art project that goes along with this year's theme: 'Hope and Fear: The Future'. A ramp with a pond at it's base plays host to a fish (Coelacanth), a crocodile, a dog, an orang utan in a tree, and a human. Space is left at the top of the ramp for participants to pose as the next step of evolution. (That part of the ramp is adjustable to represent evolution progressing, regressing or unchanged.) The first 4 animals started as paper cutouts found online. The human form started as a 'tape-casting' of a friend. All the figures have been covered with a combination of bondo & fiberglass resin. Along the way, much clay, plaster and paper mache was also used to solidify or shape the figures. The final sculpture will be installed in 2 weeks from now and pictures will follow of the completed piece then. A full description would not fit here, but much more complete steps can be found on my web..."

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]]> Created by wizzard 1 year ago: "This is a Burning Man (http://burningman.com) art project that goes along with this year's theme: 'Hope and Fear: The Future'. A ramp with a pond at it's base plays host to a fish (Coelacanth), a crocodile, a dog, an orang utan in a tree, and a human. Space is left at the top of the ramp for participants to pose as the next step of evolution. (That part of the ramp is adjustable to represent evolution progressing, regressing or unchanged.) The first 4 animals started as paper cutouts found online. The human form started as a 'tape-casting' of a friend. All the figures have been covered with a combination of bondo & fiberglass resin. Along the way, much clay, plaster and paper mache was also used to solidify or shape the figures. The final sculpture will be installed in 2 weeks from now and pictures will follow of the completed piece then. A full description would not fit here, but much more complete steps can be found on my web..."

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