#christopher conte

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Christopher Conte's Biomechanical Arm

I am really not satisfied with the quality of my photo of this but it will have to do.

Materials: ArtSkills 2H pencil, soft charcoal, Prismacolor Ebony Jet Black pencil, Arteza sketch paper.

Peep Conte's incredible mechanical sculptures at microbotic.org (content warning regarding a lot of his work: arachnophobia, trypanophobia, necrophobia/samhainophobia).

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WIP

This is and isn't finished. The actual drawing is pretty much completed, but now I must begin the masochistic process of coloring in the entire background with charcoal. The texture is awful, the noise is awful, but I love the matte black background so much that it provides.

Reference: Christopher Conte's Biomechanical Arm

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[bobonbooks]

Review: Crossroads

Crossroads: Women Coming of Age in Today’s Uganda, ed. Christopher Conte. North Charleston, SC: CreateSpace, 2015.

Summary: Narratives of fourteen Ugandan women on various aspects of growing up in a Ugandan society in the midst of political upheaval, the intersection of traditional and modern ways, between repression and reform.

I’ve writtenin the past about the need to read diverse books, to…

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www.microbiotic.com

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Steampunk Robotic Spider Sculpture by Christopher Conte

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Discarded by Christopher Conte

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Writivism Festival 2015 Day 4: Politics, selling books and breaking down language barriers

Writivism Festival 2015 Day 4: Politics, selling books and breaking down language barriers

John Nagenda with Daniel Kalinaki Saturday in Kampala, Uganda saw the African writing community in the form of Writivism Festival 2015 converging at the city’s National Theatre for a series of activites. The keynote address in the evening was the being given by Ugandan poet, fiction writer, scholar and columnist John Nagenda. Nagenda is also a senior media advisor to President Yoweri Museveni. He…

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