David Weeks, "Bottle Tiered Mobile No. 405,
David Weeks Studio LLC. 2006,
Powder-coated aluminum, nickel-plated steel,
100 h × 115 w × 115 d in (254 × 292 × 292 cm)

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David Weeks, "Bottle Tiered Mobile No. 405,
David Weeks Studio LLC. 2006,
Powder-coated aluminum, nickel-plated steel,
100 h × 115 w × 115 d in (254 × 292 × 292 cm)
Wooden transformers: Cubebots, by designer David Weeks. (They are for sale HERE.)
Great room - large contemporary light wood floor, brown floor, vaulted ceiling and wall paneling great room idea with black walls, a standard fireplace and a stone fireplace
Don Viecelli
David Weeks - Lounge Chair, 1990s
A word with a Ward, Award-maker, leaves worried BBC journo wordless
A word with a Ward, Award-maker, leaves worried BBC journo wordless
Dapper designer John Ward, earlier this week, wearing one of his many professional hats… A couple of days ago, I posted a blog about this year’s Malcolm Hardee Cunning Stunt Award for best publicity stunt at the Edinburgh Fringe. The trophy itself – as with all Malcolm Hardee Awards – was designed and made by mad inventor John Ward. Dr David Weeks’ academic analysis… Among John Ward’s many other…
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“Synchronicity” (2015): Time Travel is Less Than Well Spent in Visually Striking Sci-Fi Effort
“Synchronicity” (2015): Time Travel is Less Than Well Spent in Visually Striking Sci-Fi Effort
The time travel film Synchronicity is one of the more sumptuous looking low-budget science fiction movies that you are bound to see this year, but its blending of sci-fi and romance doesn’t succeed as well as its visuals. Still, writer/director Jacob Gentry’s first full-length feature since The Signal has enough verve to warrant placing it on your “should see” list for 2016. Physicist Jim Beale…
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