How to Get the Best Color Out of Your Photos @bigbill25: Yes I know, that ergs me as well, but the idea that those are "primary" colors seems to be embedded in a persons mind by those darn 3rd grade art teachers. I guess we will just have to accept the fact that the general populace is mis-informed. @bigbill25: Actually, thats not entirely true. It depends on what you use for material. In paint, the primary colors are Red, Yellow and Blue. @bigbill25: Well it also depends if you are talking about pigment or light.
crafts.tutsplus Not all house plants need lots of care and sun light. This color-blocked wooden air plant holder will allow you to grown lovely greenery with no soil and very minimal care. Anyone can show off their green thumb (and craft skills) with this project! Supplies Lumber, 10cm (4in) x 10cm (4in) at least 15cm (6in) longPencilMiter saw3cm (1.2in) Forstner bit Painter's tape or masking tapeSandpaperPatternAcrylic paint in color of your choiceAir plantSafety glasses 1. Step 1 Work out the desired height of your planter and mark with pencil. Step 2 Now mark the center of the top of the wooden block you just cut with a straight edge. Step 3 Pop on a pair of safety glasses. Step 4 Next, sand all the edges, faces, and corners of your project. 2. Decide on where your paint line will be and mark the point lightly with pencil on all four corners of the block. Using the lines that you just plotted, tape off all four sides of the block with painter's tape or masking tape. Pop In Your Air Plant
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Full Stop — Web design from Pittsburgh, PA For the TL;DR crew, here’s the deal: as of today, November 8th, 2013, Full Stop is no longer accepting new projects. We’re leaving the world of client services, and from this point forward, focusing our attention on Cotton Bureau and United Pixelworkers full-time. Wanna read a little more? Good, because we wrote another thousand words. Since the beginning, our web design business at Full Stop has been forced to compete with our internal projects (namely, United Pixelworkers and now, Cotton Bureau). After four years of juggling clients and internal projects, though, we’re exhausted. The Big Reveal. As of today, November 8th, 2013, Full Stop is no longer accepting new client projects. We’re going out at the top of our game—the leads are still rushing in (three we had to turn down just this week), and we’re about to launch our final two sites for some amazing clients. Going full-time on products may have been inevitable for us. That said, we’re not swimming in money. What happens now? Ready?
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