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mala_14As a research assistant for a professor who dabbles in many different things, I have been able to do a lot of interesting work that the average research assistant probably doesn't get to do. (Although I have spent my fair share of time digging in the library and such.) Lately, my prof's work has been a photography process involving tar/bitumen and metal plates. He just put up his website with a page showing the process and I think it looks really great. So if you have any interest in seeing what I do for work at the moment, here's the link: http://www.warrencariou.com/petrography/
And a gif for the short version:
I also enlarged the 1885 corset pattern today from Salen's book. Hopefully I can get the mock-up and fittings done over the weekend. Ideally, I'd be able to use it as is, but it looks a little long, so I may need to shorten it.
And a gif for the short version:
I also enlarged the 1885 corset pattern today from Salen's book. Hopefully I can get the mock-up and fittings done over the weekend. Ideally, I'd be able to use it as is, but it looks a little long, so I may need to shorten it.
