Photographer, athlete, artist, AFOL, and goodness knows what else.
I am quite bored and have finally ran out of photos to edit, so here are some LEGO fandom scarves in black, red, white, and yellow.
Made Mo Farah and Galen Rupp after their 10,000m victory, in a sort of minilander-esque style! As soon as I can acquire more parts, I am planning to make bigger versions of them.
I bought one of the plush DUPLO rabbits a month or so back, and I decided to make it out of LEGO. To get the white on the eyes I used a bit of sticker material, as before I added the sticker, the eyes looked dead and and kind of soulless.
This, along with most of my other MOCs I have made will be at Bricks Cascade next week!
Here are a few of my photos from Portland Wizard World Comic Con 2013! This was the first non-LEGO convention I’ve attended, and it was really fun! Pat and I went for Sunday. I did a semi-casual Heir of Breath cosplay.
We didn’t meet a lot of Homestuck fans, but the ones we did were quite nice, including this super sweet and really cool gal who did a corrupted Jane god tier! I’m looking forward to hopefully going to some more conventions in the future.
Lots more photos at my flickr.
Some of my images from the Threadless Portland MADE release party! It was a really fun and interesting event. They had a screen printing station, a drawing wall, some of the artists were there creating art, and Pat and I won some sweet art in the raffle from Will Bryant! We also met some Homestuck fans who were also drawing on the art wall, which was pretty cool!
More images at my flickr.
The other three trophies I built for Bricks Cascade 2013, March 9-10 in Portland, Oregon!
From left to right, Best Sculpture, Optimus Arts Generalis, and Best Vignette.
More photos at my flickr.
Three of the six trophies I am building for Bricks Cascade 2013 in Portland, Oregon!
From left to right, The Green Mushroom, A Winner is You, and Best Sculpture.
More photos at my flickr.
Nakodile prepping for Valentine’s Day and the annual card-giving spree.
I haven’t figure out the logistics of how they get cards to everyone, but I assume that magic is involved.
This is my friend Andrew, and he is looking for one or two roommates to rent rooms in the townhouse that he and his current roommate live in.
There are more details below, but in a nutshell:
- the house is in DC/Northern VA area
- this townhouse is totally rad! I have stayed here and you will not find a nicer place to live
- Andrew and his friend are really rad guys who will do you no wrong and would be amazing people to have for roommates!
So, if you know of anyone or are someone who needs a place to live in the DC/Northern Virginia area, contact him!
1/27/2013
Hello all - I’m in a bit of a desperate situation and I could use some help. Last year I moved to a townhouse in the DC/Northern VA area with three other roommates, but two have recently relocated. My remaining roommate and I can’t afford the rent by ourselves - we need another roommate (or two) to split the rent with.
We really, really don’t want to be forced to move - it’s a great house, the landlords are fantastic (the best we’ve ever had), and we’d be hard-pressed to find any place cheaper. Even just one roommate would offset the cost enough for us to afford it.
Please, if you are looking for a place to live in the DC/NoVA area, or if you know anyone who is, please contact me. I’ve been scouting every avenue I can find (craigslist, etc) but haven’t found anyone. Details are below. Thank you so much.
TWO ROOMS AVAILABLE IN NORTHERN VA/WASHINGTON DC METRO AREA
- Four-bedroom, three-level townhouse with three full baths and a half-bath
- Fully furnished living room/kitchen/dining room/den; partially furnished bedroom
- Washer/dryer in basement
- Assigned parking in front of house
- Convenient location in NoVA/Washington DC metro area
- Close to metro and bus lines
We’re looking for two roommates (separately or together) to share our four-bedroom, three-level townhouse in the Northern Virginia/Washington DC metropolitan area. The house is conveniently located in Centreville, VA, right at the crossroads of I-66, VA Route 28, and US Route 29. The Vienna metro station is only 15 minutes away, and there’s a Fairfax Connector bus stop at the entrance to the neighborhood.
The rooms are roughly 9’ x 6’ (one being larger) and are located upstairs, sharing a full bathroom. One room is partially furnished with a twin bed, dresser, and nightstand – this room will be first-come, first-serve. The house has three levels and a fully stocked kitchen with dishwasher and disposal. The common areas are already furnished (though additional furniture is welcome, space permitting), and there is a washer/dryer in the basement. Assigned parking is available in front of the house.
The house is ready for immediate move-in. We are currently on a lease that expires at the end of March, and our landlords have offered us the option to renew for another year at the end of the lease. Rent is $1800 a month split evenly among us all, plus utilities. Each roommate will also be required to put down a $450 security deposit. Finally, before we can put anyone on the lease, our landlords will need to meet with you and perform a simple background check.
A little information about us: my name is Andrew and my roommate is Josh. I’m from the DC area and Josh is from central Virginia; we are both graduates of Hampden-Sydney College. I work as a publications specialist for an engineering firm, and Josh is an elementary school teacher for Fairfax County Public Schools. We’re both in our mid-20s and are pretty laid-back and non-intrusive. We welcome roommates of any sex, gender, race, creed, et cetera; all that matters to us is that you’re courteous and can pay your share of the rent!
If you’re interested in moving forward or have any more questions, please contact me at aamacintire@gmail.com - hope to hear from you soon!
(via statesofmatter)
